4.5Franklin Farmers Market(40 reviews) - A beautiful April morning to learn about Franklin and the local people Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Farmers Markets
We had just arrived from Minnesota the previous night and needed a break from the driving and a taste of not-fast-food. Our dog was in hand, which we think was not technically allowed, but there were a few of them and nobody seemed to mind. At 9:30 a.m. on a Saturday, some of the food trucks outside had long lines, but we managed a couple bags of donuts from Ellie’s Donuts food truck. There was a singer playing on the patio which was a little short of seating. There are various different vendors of food, plants, vegetables and hard goods set up outside. Inside the historic Franklin Factory next door are more shops and protection from any inclimate weather. Many children and families were outside and parking was adequate. We loved it and would return.See more..
4.5Nolensville Farmer's Market(11 reviews) - Great stop for fresh vegetables and baked goods Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets
Still open...just moved down the street a bit to the parking lot at the Church of Christ. Good social distancing and respectful people. Nice fresh vegetables and baked goods. Look on the website for the hours, because I know they are different from the summer months.See more..
4.5Delano Community Farm Market(10 reviews) - Well worth the drive for freshness and quality vegetables. Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets
We drove over from Blairsville, Georgia on recommendation from friends. We were only disappointed that the bakery goods were already gone for the day. The fresh from the farm home grown vegetables were awesome. Huge ripe tomatoes, bushels of green beans, potatoes, squash, zucchini, lettuce and so much more were available for very modest prices. The freshness and quality was very evident. We would recommend this place for the goodness.See more..
Perfect wander through shady and sunny rows for farm fresh fruits and veggies. Awesome corn, tomatoes and watermelon. Reasonable prices for produce, honey, soaps, succulent plants, woodwooked items, rose bushes and more. Friendly sellers and shoppers. Live music. Food stamp credits can be traded for same amount of wooden coins for purchases too.See more..
Locally grown produce typically does not come in full swing until the middle or end of July. The weather and crop failures of local farmers affects all markets that only only local producers (we do not allow resellers) Our vendors only sell what they or their families grow or make. We open early with whats available and sometimes that may only be handmade items with a little produce such as lettuce (cool weather crops) if vendors didn't get froze out that year. We have a great bunch of vendors, but they can not all attend every single market day. Emergencies arise, farms need attending, and sometimes you just need a break from farming and selling and need a vacation with your family. It's hard work and very time consuming.See more..
The market was interesting and more entertaining than expected. It was also a mild off-road adventure. The produce and treats were great, the positive messages were pleasantly unexpected, and the people were super nice. They even gave us the story behind their fancy old-timey non-powered adding machine. This is a must visit if you are in The Friendly City! Also, dress appropriately.See more..
Such a fun time! GREAT selection of produce, fruits, and meats. Artisan vendors, too! Food trucks are great! Worth checking out! Wonderful community!See more..
5.0Brownsville Hatchie Fall Fest(1 review) - Hatchie Fall Fest - Good Clean Fun! Spent 2-3 hours Flea & Street Markets • Farmers Markets Hatchie Fall Fest is a feast for the eyes, senses and showcases the beating heart of the Brownsville community. Nothing like it in the region. Worth a check out!See more..
The Monterey Farmers Market is open from May to October for the freshest vegetables available. The market, during the growing season is open mostly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but one can find deals at anytime. We also have crafts. Just outside the pavilion, several yard sale vendors set up for a fee.See more..
Welcome to Misty Morning Farm! The farm was founded in 2013 with the goal to produce the highest quality, nutrient dense food for the community. In 2017, we opened Misty Morning FarmStand & Greenhouses, our off-farm retail store and commercial kitchen. There we produce a wide variety of farm products, including baked goods, deli favorites, homemade ice cream, fresh salads, frozen take and bake meals and much more. We are proud to provide you with the freshest seasonal produce, delicious foods and locally grown plants year round!See more..
5.0Farmers' Storehouse(1 review) - Excellent source for your organic staples Farmers Markets
Find the best farm goods, Sparta has to offer. A farmers cooperative open daily offering bulk organic grains, grass fed meat, natural food staples and provisions from farmers who honor God's design, for food lovers with higher standards."See more..
Stopped here looking for Winesap apples. The had several different kinds and you could purchase by pecks or bushel. The man inside was pleasant. Will return when in the area! Do not pass them by! Apples were delicious!See more..
We're Big Sandy Cash Saver, and we are a locally owned and operated grocery store here in Big Sandy since 2018. We provide the community with local produce, freshly cut meat, milk, bread, cereal, frozen food, bottled water, beer, and much more. We started this business to serve the local community and visitors to the lake. We'd like to personally invite you to come by today for all of your grocery needs!See more..
Lynchburg Fresh Market provides specialty foods, seasonal produce and local goods. We offer our artisan hickory syrups, hot & bbq sauces, along with hand crafted seasoning blends and other amazing Nashville local products. Artisan gelato, pasta, salsas, goat soap & beauty products. Just to name a few. Our local produce is fresh from local farms at the peak of each season. Come visit us Friday - Sunday 10am-4pm every week.See more..
The Winter Farmers' Market by Grow Oak Ridge is indoors all winter, Saturdays from 10 to 1, in the gym at St. Mary's School, 323 Vermont Ave., Oak Ridge, TN. 30 farmers, bakers, artisans and more! Free tastings and prizes for kids, cooking demos and workshops for adults. Debit / Credit / SNAP cards accepted.See more..
