We Nourish Community

Since 2009, WWFM has connected the residents of western Wake County with local vendors & fresh, healthy food.


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Market Updates

Current Market Hours

Every Saturday: 8:00am-12:00pm

Music at the Market: 9:30-11:30

June 28: Blumora

“Blumora is Bill Blau (Carrboro) and Nancy Rocamora (Durham). We have both been singers/performers all our lives. As vocalists, we specialize in well-blended harmonies incorporating music from multiple genres, including folk, roots, Americana, pop and country. Our song selection focuses on meaningful lyrics, great melodies, and beautiful harmonies. We include old familiar tunes, as well as lesser known and contemporary ones. Bill accompanies on guitar, mandolin and electronic foot percussion. He is a retired physician who has performed in various bands and vocal groups since high school. Nancy plays guitar as well. She is a retired tutor who began singing publicly in elementary school, received her degree in Music, and continues singing with several vocal groups and as a cantor at Judea Reform Congregation. 

You can find additional information on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/vocalduo/ 

and YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@billblau5463.

Craft Fair Applications Now Open!

Calling all artisans: Applications are now open for WWFM’s 2025 craft fairs!

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Vendor Applications Rolling!

Calling all vendors: Applications are open for WWFM’s 25/26 season!

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WWFM is a CompostNow collection point!

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Printable Infographic: What is compostable?

SNAP/EBT Double Bucks accepted here!

DOUBLE your money when you use EBT at WWFM. Spend $5 with EBT and get $10 worth of food! Learn more

What can SNAP buy?

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“Great market with great vendors. I consistently come and shop early in the morning to get what I need for the next week. The vendors are awesome and I love to shop local and support local farmers.”

— comment on WWFM’s community survey