Homegrown Augusta · October 8–10, 2026
Bring a piece of the farm home.
Three days of a harvest dinner, farm tours, and hands-on homesteading, gardening, preservation, and fiber classes at ALG.
$1,000,000+
in sales to local farmers
150 families
with vegetable prescriptions
1,000+ people
in programs each year
Local Markets
Fresh food, grown down the road
Augusta Locally Grown supports small farms and gardeners by making their all-natural, locally grown, sustainably grown fresh foods available across the Augusta-area community.
Programs & Classes
Learn to cook, grow, and make
Homeschool Class
Hands-on cooking classes
Young chefs make wholesome food from scratch — muffins, quesadillas, watermelon salad and more.
Make N Take
Make & take workshops
Small-batch soap, flavored lemonades, seasonal salads and vinaigrettes to take home.
Experiences
Garden-to-table experiences
Salsa in the garden, florals and mocktails, and other flavor-packed evenings.
Explore
More ways into local food
Who We Are
The HUB
A 33,000 square foot home for four nonprofits, the Veggie Park market, and ALG’s kitchens.
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Who We Are
The Teaching Farm
Farm tours, livestock, and hands-on classes on 4H Club Road.
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The HUB
Commercial Kitchen
A shared, rentable kitchen for local makers, farmers, and food businesses.
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Programs
Rooted: food as medicine
Vegetable prescriptions, cooking classes, and coaching for 40 households a year.
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Get Involved
Volunteer with ALG
Markets, the farm, the kitchen, and events all run on neighbors who show up.
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Who We Are
The people behind ALG
A women-led nonprofit since 2008, and the volunteer board that guides it.
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“A community is healthiest when it feeds itself.”
Our mission, since 2008
Community Programs
Fresh food goes where it is needed
The Wellstar Augusta Mobile Market brings fresh produce, meat, milk, and pantry staples to families facing food insecurity across the CSRA.
Our Partners
Growing this together
Help your community feed itself.
Every dollar spent or donated stays in the CSRA — with our growers, our markets, and our neighbors.