2018 FarmersâА^TM Markets   ================================================== Tennessee is historically an agricultural state, so farmersâА^TM markets are nothing new to our area. However, we currently have the fastest-growing number of farmersâА^TM markets in the entire country! Markets come in all shapes and sizes, from the granddaddy of them allâАФthe Nashville FarmersâА^TM Market, with its Market House filled with restaurants, drinking establishments, and local craftsâАФto the once-a-month Green Market in White CountyâА^TMs Sparta. Consumers can buy local and in-season produce, fruits and value-added products at old-fashioned truck markets, markets held in historic and beautiful downtowns, markets in beautiful new indoor event spaces and markets held at community parks. Whereever you go, youâА^TMll find the best and freshest in homegrown! Bradley County =======================================  Market at the Mill                              Old Woolen Mill 445 Church St. SE Cleveland www.mainstreetcleveland.com/ Thursday 3-6 p.m.
The 2018 season begins on Thursday, June 14, and closes on Thursday, August 30. Great parking and easy access. Along with locally grown food products, artists and music will complete the festival atmosphere.  Contact: Sharon Marr, 423-479-1000 ----------------------------------------  Cannon County =======================================  Cannon County FarmersâА^TM Market                       Cannon County Arts Center 1424 John Bragg Hwy. Woodbury Saturday 6 a.m.-noon
Join farmers on Saturday mornings from June through October at the Cannon County Arts Center. Certified farmers and food producers gather to sell local produce and fruits, jams and jellies, baked goods and some fresh plants.
Contact: Bruce Steelman, 615-563-2554 ----------------------------------------  Cheatham County ======================================= Ashland City FarmersâА^TM & Artisan Market     Riverbluff Park 175 Old Cumberland St. Ashland City

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Saturday 4-7 p.m., Tuesday 8-10 a.m. Comment by Tina Wright: The copy doesnâА^TMt mention it being open on TuesdaysâА¦ Open on Saturday evenings from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. each week. The market hosts about six to eight local farms and a vendor of grass-fed/antibiotic-free meat, and also features organic juices, fresh eggs, compost, bath salts and local handmade crafts and jewelry. Contact: Troy Hinke, marketmgr@ashlandcitytn.gov ---------------------------------------- Kingston Springs FarmersâА^TM Market John Lawless Downtown Kingston Springs Corner of N. Main St. and W. Kingston Springs Rd. Kingston Springs ksfarmersmarket.org Saturday 8 a.m.-noon New location this year at beautiful downtown Kingston Springs. Opening Saturday, May 19, through Saturday, September 29, our market is open to producer vendors and artisans that produce products here in the state of Tennessee.

Contact: John Lawless, 615-952-2110 ex. 15 ----------------------------------------  Coffee County =======================================  Coffee County FarmersâА^TM Market                     225 East Main St. Manchester Saturday 6 a.m.-noon
Opening the first Saturday in May, the market is open seasonally, weather permitting. The market is producer-operated, selling locally grown produce directly from the farmer.  Contact: Lucy Deal, 931-728-7624 ---------------------------------------- Manchester Locally Grown  Manchester Farm Center                                     251 Interstate Dr. Manchester www.manchester.locallygrown.net/ Thursday 4-5:30 p.m.
This online farmersâА^TM market sells local farm products year-round. Online ordering is open from Sunday until Tuesday. Pick-ups are on Thursday.
Contact: Linda Reed, 931-273-9708, tnhomeschooler@yahoo.com ----------------------------------------  Cumberland County =======================================  Cumberland County FarmersâА^TM Market                    Jennifer Bruce 1398 Livingston Rd. Crossville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 5:30 a.m.-noon
Our market officially starts in May. We are a group of farmers and gardeners organized together to sell our fresh local produce.  Contact: Jennifer Bruce, 931-788-2607, jen36@frontiernet.net ----------------------------------------   Davidson County =======================================  12 South FarmersâА^TM Market  Sevier Park                                             3000 Granny White Pike Nashville www.12southfarmersmarket.com Tuesday 3:30-6:30 p.m.
The market is a producers-only market that features all local produce, meat, dairy and value-added items. Farmers will be both organic and conventional, with items including baked goods, gourmet dog snacks, pasta, local honey and more.
Contact: info@12southfarmersmarket.com ----------------------------------------  Amqui Station FarmersâА^TM Market                     303 Madison St. Madison www.amquistation.org Sunday noon-3 p.m.
Located at the Historic Amqui Station, the market is a producers-only farmersâА^TM market. Enjoy the covered market with air-conditioned restrooms.
Contact: Rick Pharris, 615-714-3749, kim.rick_pharris83@yahoo.com  ---------------------------------------- East Nashville FarmersâА^TM Market      Shelby Park The Greenway 1900 Davidson St. Nashville www.eastnashvillemarket.com Wednesday 3:30-7 p.m.
(Possible change of locationâАФcheck website!) YouâА^TMll find all locally grown, mostly organic, seasonal produce. Local farmers will also be selling their organically raised meats, milk, eggs, cheeses, honey and flowers.
Contact: Hank Delvin, 617-719-6025, manager@eastnashvillemarket.com ---------------------------------------- FarminâА^TM in the Hall        Crieve Hall United Methodist Church 451 Hogan Rd. Nashville www.facebook.com/pages/Farmin-In-The-Hall Thursday 4:30-7:00 p.m.
Crieve Hall FarmersâА^TM Market kicks off Thursday, May 3, with local produce and artisan products. Market runs through August 30.
Contact: Mandy Hodgson, farminginthehall@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- Fresh Harvest LLC       3514 Gray Lane Thompson Station www.freshharvest.locallygrown.net Wednesday 4-6 p.m.

NashvilleâА^TMs first and oldest online vegetable ordering system, providing a year-long, flexible alternative to the traditional CSA model. We feature only local and organically grown produce, meats and eggs, as well as artisan products and baked goods. Contact: Tally May, 931-623-0631, tally@wildblue.net ---------------------------------------- Hip Donelson Community FarmersâА^TM Market Two Rivers Mansion 3130 McGavock Pike Nashville www.hipdonelson.com Friday 4-7 p.m. Market opens May 4, and runs every Friday through October. This is a producers-only market, with fresh, local produce; meats; poultry; cheese; breads and more. Monthly events include cooking demonstrations, kidsâА^TM programs and special musical events. Contact: Maggie Sidlinger, 615-398-2668, farmersmarket@hipdonelson.com ---------------------------------------- Nashville FarmersâА^TM Market Tasha Kennard
900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd. Nashville www.nashvillefarmersmarket.org Open daily 8 a.m.-8 p.m., with varying merchant hours Winter Market Hours (January-April 30): Every Wednesday features mini pop-up Winter Wednesdays inside the Market House, and held every Saturday under the farm sheds. Market House restaurants and shops are open seven days a week. Peak Season Hours (May 1-October 31): Open seven days a week Winning Best of NashvilleâА^TMs farmersâА^TM market category 13 years in a row, the market has been in operation since 1828, and is the only farmersâА^TM market in the area open seven days a week. The NFM features a nationally recognized food hall, a full garden center, an international market, and two open-air farm sheds filled with local and regional farmers, food artisans, makers, bakers and flea merchants. Contact: Tasha Kennard, 615-880-2001, tasha.kennard@nashville.gov ---------------------------------------- Nashville FarmersâА^TM Market at Vanderbilt Medical Center Plaza 2211 Garland Ave. Nashville www.nashvillefarmersmarket.org Thursday 3-6 p.m. Opening in June, Nashville FarmersâА^TM Market (NFM) at Vanderbilt brings together many local farmers and food-artisans at this producers-only seasonal market. Contact: Mary Self, 615-880-2001, mary.self@nashville.gov ---------------------------------------- Old Hickory Village First Baptist ChurchâА^TMs side lawn
1106 Hadley Ave.
Tuesday 3:30-7 p.m.
Our market is a producers-only market that limits its vendors to a 100-mile radius of Old Hickory Village. Last season we had produce, meat, eggs, sourdough bread, honey and local artist products. Contact: Paul Lassister, 615-852-5501, paul@lostweekendfarms.com

Richland Park FarmersâА^TM Market 4711 Charlotte Pike Nashville www.richlandparkfarmersmarket.com Saturday 9 a.m.-noon A year-round market serving West Nashville and Sylvan Park, the Richland Park FarmersâА^TM Market features local food and artisan producers. Contact: Hank Delvin, 617-719-6025, manager@richlandparkfarmersmarket.com ---------------------------------------- The Bellevue FarmersâА^TM Market Red Caboose Park 684 Colice Jeanne Rd. Bellevue www.thebellevuefarmersmarket.com/ Friday 3:30-7:30 p.m. Located in the heart of Bellevue at the Red Caboose Park, the market runs weekly on Friday nights beginning May 11, through October. The park has restrooms and a large playground for the kids to enjoy while you shop. Contact: Jeremy Blount, 615-593-5172, jeremy@thebellevuefarmersmarket.com ---------------------------------------- DeKalb County ======================================= DeKalb FarmersâА^TM Market 205 E. Bryant St. (behind DeKalb Ace Hardware) Smithville www.dekalbcofarmersmarket.com/ Saturday 6 a.m.-1 p.m. Open to all Tennessee producers. Shoppers can find beautiful, fresh produce grown by local producers, delectable baked goods, handmade soaps and regional art. Contact: Eddy Ray, 615-597-6340 ---------------------------------------- Dickson County ======================================= Dickson County FarmersâА^TM Market 284 Cowan Rd. Dickson www.facebook.com/dicksonfarmersmarket Wednesday and Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon Our producers-only market is now open on Saturdays year-round. We are also open on Wednesdays during peak produce season. Please check our Facebook page for specific times and special events. Food products include seasonal freshly grown and handpicked vegetables and fruits, as well as farm-raised meat and eggs.

Contact: Vickie Witcher, 615-446-2788, vwitcher@utk.edu ----------------------------------------  Franklin County =======================================  Franklin County FarmersâА^TM Market      Dinah Shore Blvd. FarmersâА^TM Market Pavilion Winchester Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
This is an open-air market running April through October. During the high season, the market is open three days each week, offering seasonal vegetables, berries, spring plants, honey and handcrafted items. It is a producers-only market.  Contact: John Ferrell, jferrel2@utk.edu, 931-967-2741 ---------------------------------------- The South Cumberland FarmersâА^TM Market & Food Hub       Sewanee Community Center

39 Ball Park Rd. Sewanee rootedhere.com Tuesday 4:30-6 p.m. We are an online farmersâА^TM market and food hub connecting people in the Sewanee area with locally grown foods ranging from produce to meat, eggs, baked goods and dairy. Orders may be placed from Friday to Monday, and pick-up day is Tuesday. Emily Heid, 516-279-8871, cumberlandfm@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- Giles County ======================================= Giles County FarmersâА^TM Market Courthouse Square 1 Public Square Pulaski Saturday 6 a.m. Open every Saturday morning from 6 a.m. âАЬuntil everything is gone,âАЭ March through November, on the south side of the courthouse in downtown Pulaski. Farmers sell locally grown fruits and vegetables, with occasional baked goods. Contact: Chamber of Commerce, 931-424-4044 ---------------------------------------- Grundy County ======================================= Tracy City FarmersâА^TM Market 14475 Hwy. 41 (Old Grundy County High School parking lot) Tracy City Thursday 2-5:30 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-noon Beginning in June, join us on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. The market features locally grown and locally made products: produce, eggs, meat, plants, canned and baked goods. We accept EBT/SNAP cards.

Contact: Darlene Seagroves, 931-592-8008, tracycityfarmersmarket@hotmail.com ----------------------------------------  Hickman County =======================================  Centerville FarmersâА^TM Market        Riverfront Park Pavilion Hwy. 100 Centerville Tuesday and Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon
Opening the first week in June, the market features spring plants, local produce, baked goods and handcrafts.   Contact: Troy Dugger, 931-729-2404 ---------------------------------------- Kedron FarmersâА^TM Market        6001 Hwy. 48 S. Dickson Wednesday 3:30-6:30 p.m.

Open beginning Wednesday, June 6. We are located in the Pinewood community of Hickman County. In addition to farm-fresh produce, berries and fruit, we also have local honey, fresh eggs, goat milk soaps and lotions, flowers and other wonderful local products. Contact: Willene Keith, 615-268-2685, kedronfarmersmarket@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- Humphreys County ======================================= McEwen FarmersâА^TM Market Bradford St. (Behind Exit Realty on Hwy. 70) 9760 Hwy. 70 McEwen www.mcewenfarmersmarket.com Tuesday and Friday, 3-7 p.m. Love fresh produce and homemade goodies? Our group of farmers and local volunteers are coming together to provide fresh produce, farm-fresh eggs, baked goodies and canned foods, to name a few. Contact: Heather, 931-622-8872 ---------------------------------------- Jackson County ======================================= Jackson County FarmersâА^TM Market 757 Grundy Quarles Hwy. Gainesboro Monday-Saturday Open-air pavilion. Times are at the vendorsâА^TM discretion.

Contact: Cynthia Zeitz, 931-268-9437, chzeitz@utk.edu ----------------------------------------  Macon County =======================================  Macon County FarmersâА^TM Market  Key Park                                            Church St. Lafayette www.maconcountytn.com/farmers_market.htm Monday-Saturday, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
Opening for the summer season, this vendor-operated market features local vegetables, fruits and some homemade items.   Contact: Macon County Chamber of Commerce, 615-666-5885 ---------------------------------------- Red Boiling Springs Community FarmersâА^TM Market     520 Lafayette Rd. Red Boiling Springs Saturday 8 a.m.-noon
Kicking off Saturday, June 2, the market features only locally grown agriculture products. Free to vendors.  Contact: Kristina Rossi, 678-787-0935, thekristinarossi@gmail.com ----------------------------------------  Marshall County =======================================  Henry Horton State Park FarmersâА^TM Market      4029 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill http://tnstateparks.com/parks/about/henry-horton Saturday 7 a.m.-noon

Henry Horton State Park has created a community garden, garden-to-table garden and a farmersâА^TM market in an effort to help connect park visitors to the homestead history of the park and to offer park visitors and the local community an avenue for healthy, locally grown produce. Contact: Mark Matzkiw, 931-364-7724, Mark.matzkiw@tn.gov ---------------------------------------- Marshall County FarmersâА^TM Market 300 Old Farmington Rd. Lewisburg www.marshallfarmersmarket.com Friday 6 a.m.-noon Opening the first Friday in July, come out and help support your local small farmers and your local economy. ThereâА^TMs nothing like fresh produce, plants and other homegrown and homemade items. Contact: Lynn Kouba, 931-359-1279, lynnkouba@marshallcountytn.com ---------------------------------------- Maury County ======================================= Columbia Fresh FarmersâА^TM Market FarmersâА^TM Market Pavilion Riverwalk Park at Riverside Dr./E. 5th St. Columbia Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7 a.m.-noon Beginning in May, Columbia takes full advantage of surrounding farms and features vendors selling honey, jams, eggs, handcrafted items, cut flowers, baked goods, live plants, herbs, locally raised meats and, of course, lots of local produce sold directly from the farmer. Contact: Kristi Martin, 931-388-3647, colmainst@maurycounty-tn.gov ---------------------------------------- Spring Hill FarmersâА^TM Market Harvey Park, 4001 Miles Johnson Pkwy. Spring Hill www.springhillfarmersmarket.com Thursday 3:00-7:00 p.m. Not only are there farm-fresh foods to purchase, but there is also fun for the family. Enjoy the petting zoo and live entertainment each week. Most everything is from the local Marshall, Maury, Williamson, Hickman, Giles and Lawrence areas. Contact: Krystal Turner, 931-388-2897, kturner@springhilltn.org ---------------------------------------- Spring Hill FarmersâА^TM Market at Rippavilla Plantation Rippavilla Plantation
Second Saturday of the month May-July, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. In addition to local farm-fresh foods, this market will include arts and crafts vendors. Contact: Krystal Turner, 931-388-2897, kturner@springhilltn.org

Montgomery County ======================================= Clarksville Downtown FarmersâА^TM Market One Public Square Clarksville Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. The Clarksville Downtown Market will be open every Saturday, May 26 through October 13 (closed September 8). The market will feature local farmers and artisans who offer locally grown fresh produce, food items and handcrafted products. Contact: Channel Lemon, 931-645-7476, channel.lemon@cityofclarksville.com ---------------------------------------- Moore County ======================================= Lynchburg FarmersâА^TM Market Wiseman Park Moorehead Pavilion Lynchburg https://www.facebook.com/Lynchburg-Farmers-Market Friday 3-6 p.m. Opening in May, we are a small but growing market with a surprising variety of goods. We are open in the Moorehead Pavilion in Wiseman Park in downtown Lynchburg. Contact: lynchburgfarmers@gmail.com , 931-759-7163 ---------------------------------------- Overton County ======================================= Livingston Overton FarmersâА^TM Market Corner University and Spring St. Livingston Monday-Sunday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Open from mid-May through October. Farmers bring to the market a plentiful supply of freshly grown home vegetables and fruits. Contact: Darius Sims, 931-823-1269 ---------------------------------------- Putnam County ======================================= Cookeville Downtown Green Market First Presbyterian Church Corner of Dixie and Broad St. Cookeville www.facebook.com/thedowntowngreenmarket Saturday 8 a.m.-noon We are a year-round, all-natural producers-only market. You will find all locally grown produce, meats, eggs, cheese, flowers, milk shares and soaps, as well as other artisan products like roasted coffee, vinegars, body products and baked goods. Come enjoy live music, seminars, etc. Contact: Deborah Wolfe, 931-858-8406 ---------------------------------------- Cookeville FarmersâА^TM Market Downtown Center Pavilion 201 Mahler St. Cookeville Monday-Sunday, 6 a.m.-6 p.m. The Downtown Center Pavilion is open every day for local farmers to sell to the public. During the season, from late May to October, vendors sell locally grown produce and some baked goods. Contact: Jessica, 931-526-9591 ---------------------------------------- Monterey FarmersâА^TM Market 1 E. Depot St. Monterey http://montereytn.com Monday-Saturday (Wednesday and Saturday are the best days), 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Opening the first of May, the open-air Monterey FarmersâА^TM Market promotes both local home growers, and crafters of handmade, homemade products. Contact: Julie Bohannon, 931-839-2111, depotadm@frontier.com ---------------------------------------- Robertson County ======================================= Springfield/Robertson County FarmersâА^TM Market 4635 Hwy. 41 N. Robertson County Fairgrounds Springfield www.facebook.com/RCFarmersMarket Saturday 8:00 a.m.-1 p.m. Beginning Saturday, May 5, we will offer a venue for farmers in Robertson County to reach the public with the food products they grow and raise. All of the products offered for sale at the market must be grown or raised in Robertson County by the farmer selling it at the market. Contact: Miranda Head, 615-573-2401, mhead0511@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- Rutherford County ======================================= La Vergne FarmersâА^TM Market 5063 Murfreesboro Rd. La Vergne www.facebook.com/pg/LaVergneFarmersMarket Tuesday 3-7 p.m. Welcome to the La Vergne FarmersâА^TM Market. We are open for business every Tuesday from May through September.

Contacts: AC Davis, parks & rec director; and Donna BeBout, library director, 615-793-7303 ---------------------------------------- Murfreesboro Main Street Saturday Market      Public Square Inner Circle of Courthouse Murfreesboro Saturday 8 a.m.-noon
The market sets up shop on the west side of the County Courthouse in the inner circle every Saturday, beginning June 2, and runs through the fall. Vendors offer produce, baked goods, fresh flowers and plants, eggs, honey, grain-fed beef and other farm-related products.   Contact: Kathleen Herzog, 615-895-1887, kathleen@downtownmurfreesboro.com ---------------------------------------- Rutherford County FarmersâА^TM Market      Community Center. Lane AgriPark, 315 John R. Rice Blvd. Murfreesboro http://rutherford.tennessee.edu/ Tuesday and Friday, 7 a.m.-noon

The marketâА^TMs 2018 season kicks off on Friday, May 11, and supports economically viable, producer-only farming operations in Middle Tennessee. We offer free classes every market day, covering gardening and sustainable agriculture, and offer cooking demonstrations. Contact: Anthony Tuggle, 615-898-8871, atuggle@utk.edu ---------------------------------------- Stones River FarmersâА^TM Market Porch of QuinnâА^TMs Mercantile
301 N. Spring St. Murfreesboro http://stonesriver.locallygrown.net Wednesday

We are a year-round farmersâА^TM market. You can place orders Sunday and Monday and pick them up on Wednesday. Our farmers/producers are located in the Middle Tennessee region and sell baked and processed foods, meat, poultry, eggs, dairy, honey, herbs, fruits, vegetables, cut flowers and skincare products.   Contact: Ashleigh Newnes/Tracey Burks, 931-952-1224, stonesrivermarket@gmail.com ----------------------------------------  Smith County =======================================  Smith County FarmersâА^TM Market       155 Gordonsville Hwy. Ag Expo Park South Carthage Monday-Saturday
The covered pavilion is open to local farmers only.    Contact: Ronnie Bussell, 615-489-2524 ----------------------------------------  Sumner County =======================================  Gallatin FarmersâА^TM Market       160 W. Franklin St. (Gallatin Police Department) Gallatin www.downtowngallatin.com Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

Opening April 14, the market offers fresh produce, baked goods, farm-raised meats, jams and jellies, honey, farm-fresh eggs, homemade pet treats and locally grown plants. Local handmade artisan crafts including soaps, lotions, crochet items, candles and more are also available. Contact: Greater Gallatin, 615-452-4000 ---------------------------------------- Hendersonville FarmersâА^TM Market The Streets of Indian Lake Mall 300 Indian Lake Blvd. Hendersonville www.facebook.com/hendersonvillefarmersmarket Saturday 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Celebrating 10 years, the market opens on Saturday, May 19, and runs through September 15. (Check Facebook for a possible change in location.) Offerings include local farm vegetables and fruits, including those raised by natural and organic methods; pasture-raised beef, chicken and pork; local honey; and fresh flowers. Contact: Cheryl Puryear, 615-838-8238, cherylpuryear01@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- White House FarmersâА^TM Market City of White House Municipal Recreational Complex 105-C College St. White House www.cityofwhitehouse.com/white-house-farmers-market Wednesday 3:30-7:00 p.m. Opening in May, the market provides a central location for residents to have access to healthy, locally grown fresh food and offers items such as vegetables and fruits, herbs, flowers, honey, maple syrup, jams and jellies, mushrooms, juice and cider and soap.

Contact: 615-672-4350 x2112, admin@cityofwhitehouse.com ----------------------------------------  Warren County =======================================  Warren County FarmersâА^TM Market      100 Market St. McMinnville Wednesday and Saturday, 6:00 a.m.-noon
The Warren County FarmersâА^TM Market will open on Saturday, April 7.  The market is open only on Saturdays in April. Starting in May, the market will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays through the end of the season in November.  Contact: Mary Cantrell, manager, 931-235-1542 ----------------------------------------  White County =======================================  Sparta Green Market        5 W. Maple St. Metcalf Park Sparta www.facebook.com/sparta-green-market Third Friday each month 4-7 p.m.
The Green Market is a fun, vibrant, musical downtown evening event where neighbors can enjoy a market with locally grown produce, poultry and meats, along with vendors of locally made soaps, honey, breads, wood and leather crafts. There is a free bluegrass concert following the market.
Contact: 615-477-8801, spartagreenmarket@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- White County FarmersâА^TM Market                          Metcalf Park Courthouse Square Sparta Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 a.m.-noon
Just south of the courthouse in downtown Sparta, White County farmers gather on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The open-air market is frequented by about 12 different farmers from Memorial Day to Labor Day.   Contact: Scott Swoape, 931-836-3348 ----------------------------------------  Williamson County =======================================  Berry Farms FarmersâА^TM Market       4000 Hughes Crossing Franklin http:// _facebook.com/berryfarmsfm Tuesday 4-7 p.m.
The Berry Farms community is a new, mixed-use development filled with shops, restaurants, homes and now a community, producer-only farmersâА^TM market where you will find local produce, meats, milk, baked goods, craft items and more.
Contact: Kasi Haire, 931-284-9295, berryfarmsfm@gmail.com ---------------------------------------- Franklin FarmersâА^TM Market       230 Franklin Rd. (Behind The Factory) Franklin www.franklinfarmersmarket.com Saturday  April-October: 8 a.m.-1 p.m.; November-March: 9 a.m.-noon   Our 16-year-old, year-round producer-only market has the largest assembly of Tennessee Farmers providing organics, seasonal produce, grass-fed beef, chicken, pork, lamb and bison, with more than 12 vegetable and meat CSA programs. We also have farm-grown plants, herbs, local artisans, prepared foods, food trucks and music, and eight food-related family events and festivals.   Contact: Amy Tavalin, amy@franklinfarmersmarket.com ---------------------------------------- Nolensville FarmersâА^TM Market       7248 Nolensville Rd. Historic Nolensville School Nolensville 931-284-9295 info@nolensvillefarmersmarket.com www.facebook.com/nolensvillefarmersmarket Saturday 8:00 a.m.-noon

We are a year-round market, partnering with LocallyGrown.net to expand the Nolensville FarmersâА^TM Market Winter Market to Nolensville.LocallyGrown.net. Pick-up days are the first and third Saturdays, November through April. The physical market kicks off on Saturdays in May. We are a part of the Fresh Savings program (a state-wide double SNAP program). We accept and double SNAP dollars at the Nolensville FarmersâА^TM Market. Contact: Kasi Haire, 931-284-9295, info@nolensvillefarmersmarket.com ---------------------------------------- ThompsonâА^TMs Station FarmersâА^TM Market at Homestead Manor The Barn at Homestead Manor 4683 Columbia Pike ThompsonâА^TMs Station www.tsfarmersmarket.org Wednesday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. All products are homegrown, homemade or home-baked in our local Tennessee communities. Contact: 615-538-6113, info@tsfarmersmarket.org ---------------------------------------- Wilson County ======================================= Batch and Bushel Market 943 East Baddour Parkway
Thursday 4-7 p.m.
We are a local farmersâА^TM market east of the city, supporting local producers and makers from our communities, located outside the Wilson County Expo Center. Market is open May-July and September-October. Contact: Charity Toombs, 615-450-3049, info@wilsoncountyexpo.com

Lebanon FarmersâА^TM Market 4195 Maple St. 200 Castle Heights Ave. N. Lebanon Monday-Sunday Year-round, open-air market with covered pavilion, open from sunup to sundown. Contact: 615-443-2839 ---------------------------------------- Mt. Juliet FarmersâА^TM Market Charlie Daniels Park 1075 Charlie Daniels Parkway Mt. Juliet Tuesday and Thursday, 1-6 p.m.; Saturday 7 a.m.-4 p.m.