The Suwanee Farmers Market is not just an opportunity to access locally grown produce and various items such as salsa, honey, eggs, meat, and baked goods, but it is also a social event. The market takes place weekly from May to September in Suwanee, a friendly and progressive community committed to maintaining a high-quality of life for its residents. Over the past several years, the community's efforts have received numerous awards, including recognition by Money Magazine as one of the best small communities to live in and by Kiplinger.com as one of the best communities to raise children. 

Although the market is highly sought after, preference is given to vendors who commit to the full season, with limited spots available for alternating vendors. The market strictly prohibits cottage license bakers, farmer-themed crafts, business booths, and non-profit booths, but it welcomes vendors who offer consumable goods. The market does not duplicate vendors except for produce, as the Suwanee Farmers Market aims to provide a diverse range of high-quality consumable products to its visitors.