The RVA BIG Market on Saturdays at Bryan Park definitely has local mushroom vendors.

Your mom wants meaty oysters. I'm sorry.

Tuckahoe Seafood just posted on their IG that they have local oyster and chestnut mushrooms from Emerald Mushroom Farm.

R/sporetraders

Whole Foods has varieties of oyster mushrooms, lion's mane, royal trumpet, and sometimes others - obviously not local, but quick and accessible if you don't mind spending the money. I feel like I've heard about Steve Haas being at local markets sometimes too. Steve posts on his instagram (@haashrooms) whenever they're at markets.

Personally, I like button mushrooms. Sometimes I'll get a container of 'em, wash 'em off, and then snack on 'em raw. They have a nice, light flavor. But yea, once you start mixing 'em with stuff, their flavor is overshadowed. Oysters and morels do sound nice right about now though ;)

Birdhouse farmers market in Randolph on Tues has Rappahanock River Mushroom vendor. So flipping tasty. Bought some wonderful chestnut & lions mane. You can even order ahead at Birdhouse’s website, which is great because they do sell out of mushrooms frequently.

Your mom is a meaty oyster.

That chick shucks, amirite?

He’s usually at whatever SOTJ is called these days.

>Birdhouse farmers market

Where is this one?

Psilocybin

I accept your apology

The name escapes me at the moment, but there's a mushroom booth at South of the James most Sundays. They sell growing kits as well!

It’s in Randolph, at Petronius Jones park, walking distance from the fan.

https://birdhousefarmersmarket.org/

The Carytown Farmers Market on Sundays has a vendor called Rappahannock River Mushrooms.

Sorry I made you do that. I googled it shortly after asking. Sneaky little market.

Picked up some shitaki and oyster this past weekend.

::chefs kiss::

I’ve never bought from them, but the Sunday forest hill park market has a mushroom vendor.

Schofield Farms. We really like their mushrooms.

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