RVA Big Market to Relocate From Bryan Park to Midtown Green This May

By Billy Briefman · October 24, 2026 · 2 min read read

RVA Big Market Relocates to Midtown Green for 2025 Season Originally reported by Richmond Local News (Google News) . The RVA Big Market will relocate its outdoor Saturday market from Bryan Park to...

RVA Big Market Relocates to Midtown Green for 2025 Season

Originally reported by Richmond Local News (Google News).

The RVA Big Market will relocate its outdoor Saturday market from Bryan Park to Midtown Green in May 2025, shifting one of the city’s largest weekly gatherings of local farmers and artisans to the Midtown Landcraft area.

The move places the market between Scott’s Addition and the Near West End. The market serves as a primary hub for local food access and small business commerce in RVA, according to market organizers.

New Location at Midtown Green

The transition to Midtown Green marks a significant change for the market, which has operated out of Bryan Park in Northside for several years. The new site offers a central location designed to accommodate the market's growing footprint and visitor volume, according to reports from Richmond Local News.

Organizers said the event required a space that could better support long-term sustainability while maintaining its role as a community staple. The market features dozens of vendors ranging from produce growers to prepared food makers and local craftspeople.

Timeline for the Move

The RVA Big Market will continue current operations through the winter season before officially debuting at the new Midtown Green location in May 2025. This schedule allows vendors and regular shoppers to prepare for the transition, according to the market's announcement.

Shoppers can expect the same variety of local goods at the new venue, which aims to provide improved accessibility for residents across the region.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Richmond Local News (Google News). Channel RVA provides this coverage with additional local context for the Richmond community.