Farmers' markets are still open in the fall with plenty of wonderful late-season produce, including winter squashes, sweet potatoes and greens. However, many markets start shutting down starting at the end of September, so please check individual websites or call the market manager to find out your market's closing date.
Bedford Locally Grown
865 Union St.
Shelbyville
bedfordcounty.locallygrown.net
We are an online market with weekly pickups that includes cooperative efforts from local growers, artisans and producers.
Cannon County Farmers' Market
Cannon County Arts Center
1424 John Bragg Hwy.
Woodbury
Saturday, 6 a.m.ânoon
On Saturday mornings through October, join farmers at the Cannon County Arts Center. Certified farmers and food producers gather to sell local produce and fruits, jams and jellies and baked goods.
Contact: Bruce Steelman, 615-563-2554.
Ashland City Farmers' & Artisan Market
Riverbluff Park
175 Old Cumberland St.
Ashland City
Saturday, 10 a.m.â5 p.m.
The Ashland City Farmers' & Artisan Market recently reopened at the new pavilion in Riverbluff Park, bringing together local farmers, artisans, organizations and the public. Only vendors with certified permits will be able to sell products.
Coffee County Farmers' Market
225 East Main St.
Manchester
Saturday, 6 a.m.ânoon
The Coffee County FarmersâTM Market is open seasonally, weather permitting. The market is producer-operated and has 22 open-air booths that sell locally grown produce directly from the farmer.
Tullahoma Locally Grown Market
First Christian Church Annex
201 NW Atlantic St.
Tullahoma
www.tullahoma.locallygrown.net
Thursday, 4â6 p.m.
We are Tullahoma's source for locally grown food. Our mission is to provide a dependable means of supplying the highest quality local farm products and locally produced foods. We are an online farmersâTM market where you can order from your home or office on Monday and Tuesday and pick up your order on Thursday.
Cumberland County Farmers' Market
1398 Livingston Rd.
Crossville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6:30 a.m.ânoon
We have two satellite locations. We set up in Lake Tansi every Monday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, on the Lake Front behind the P.O.A. Office. Open in the parking lot at the corner of Peavine Rd. and Stonehenge Dr. in Fairfield Glade on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cumberland Sustainable Farmers' Market (CSFM)
Crossville Depot
14 N. St.
Crossville
www.crossville.locallygrown.net
Thursday, 3:30â5:30 p.m.
CSFM provides the area with locally raised produce, meats, fruits, dairy, baked goods and more. We have both an online farmersâTM market and a physical farmersâTM market at the pickup location.
Contact: Adam Colvin, 866-865-8329, csfm@colvinfamilyfarm.com
12 South Farmers' Market
Sevier Park
3000 Granny White Pike
Nashville
www.12southfarmersmarket.com
Tuesdays, 3:30â6:30 p.m.
The market is a producer-only market that features all-local produce, meat, dairy and value-added items. Farmers are both organic and conventional, including baked goods, gourmet dog snacks, pasta, local honey and more.
Amqui Station Farmers' Market
301B Madison St.
Madison
www.amquistation.org
Sunday, Noonâ3 p.m.
Historic Amqui Station, the train station Johnny Cash saved, is producing a producers-only farmers' market. Enjoy the covered market with air-conditioned restrooms. We offer fruit, veggies, cheese, jams, tortillas, empanadas and more.
Country Crossroads Market
6974 Old Hickory Blvd.
Whites Creek
urbanorganix.net
Second Saturday of every month, 11 a.m.â1 p.m.
Country Crossroads Market is a farmersâTM market right in the middle of historic Whites Creek. We are a shared vision between local Whites Creek businesses, residents, growers and producers to bring locally produced goods to the community in a fun and festive setting.
East Nashville Farmers' Market
Shelby Park The Greenway
1900 Davidson St.
Nashville
www.eastnashvillemarket..com
Wednesday, 3:30â7 p.m.
At our market you will find all locally grown, mostly organic, seasonal produce. In addition to farm-fresh produce, local farmers will be selling their organically raised meats, milk, eggs, cheeses, honey and flowers. The family-oriented market also includes loads of entertainment and education, including local music, chef demonstrations and community outreach events.
Farmers Market at The Crossing
5320 Hickory Hollow Pkwy.
Antioch
www.crossingsfarmersmarket.com
Saturday, 9:00 a.m.â1 p.m.
We are a casual, open-air, seasonal market in the green space at the new Southeast Branch Library & Community Center. The market offers fresh local produce and artisan crafts that are all handmade, homemade or homegrown.
Farmin' in the Hall
451 Hogan Rd.
Nashville
www.facebook.com/pages/Farmin-In-The-Hall
Thursday, 4:30â7:00 p.m.
Crieve Hall Farmers' Market features local produce and artisan products.
Fresh Harvest LLC
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Hillsboro Rd.
Nashville
www.freshharvest.locallygrown.net
Wednesday, 4â6 p.m.
We are Nashville's first and oldest online vegetable ordering system, providing a 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. When you buy from Fresh Harvest, you are directly supporting a local farmer or producer. Go to our website, freshharvest.locallygrown.net, to sign up with us. You only order what you like, in the amounts that suit your needs, and you are not obligated to order every week.
Goodlettsville Farmers' Market
Goodlettsville Church of Christ
411 South Main St.
Goodlettsville
www.imaginegoodlettsville.org
Thursday, 3:30â6:30 p.m.
An open-air seasonal farmersâTM market bringing together local farmers, organizations and artisans with their âMade in Tennesseeâ items that include, but not are limited to, vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, jams, baked goods, honey, eggs, flowers, soaps, natural skin care, jewelry and handcrafted items.
Hip Donelson Community FarmersâTM Market
2730 Lebanon Rd.
Nashville
www.hipdonelson.com
Friday, 4â7 p.m.
This is a producers-only market with fresh, local produce, meats, poultry, cheese, breads and much more. Each market includes artisan vendors, musical entertainment. 100% of proceeds from vendor fees and donations support the FiftyForward Center.
Nashville Farmers' Market (NFM)
900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd.
Nashville
www.nashvillefarmersmarket.org
MondayâSunday, 8 a.m.â6 p.m., with varying merchant hours
NFM is a year-round home to farmers, food artisans, restaurateurs, crafters and merchants offering a wide-range of items including farm produce, meats, dairy, cheeses and other farm-made products; artisan-produced foods; prepared foods; handcrafted items and more. NFM is also home to more than 16 restaurants and shops. NFM's Grow Local Kitchen offers classes for all skill levels and ages, hosts "pop-up" restaurants, special events and other kitchen rental opportunities throughout the year.
Nashville Farmers' Market at Vanderbilt
Corner 21st Ave. S. and Blakemore Ave.
Nashville
615-880-2001
www.nashvillefarmersmarket.org
Thursday, 3â6 p.m.
Nashville Farmers' Market (NFM) at Vanderbilt brings together many local farmers and food-artisans at this producers-only seasonal market. You'll find seasonal produce, honey, bread, cheese, milks, artisanal specialties such as granola, fresh juice, salsas and more.
Richland Park Farmers' Market
4711 Charlotte Pike
Nashville
Saturday, 9 a.m.ânoon
Serving West Nashville and Sylvan Park, the Richland Park Farmers' Market features local food and artisan producers.
West End Farmers' Market at Vine Street
4101 Harding Pike
Nashville
www.facebook.com/westendfarmersmkt
Saturday, 9 a.m.â12:30 p.m.
Food, farmers and artisan crafts. Come meet your farmers and have locally grown produce and goods at West Nashville's premier farmersâTM market.
DeKalb Farmers' Market
205 E. Bryant St.
(Behind DeKalb Ace Hardware)
Smithville
Saturday, 6 a.m.â1 p.m.; Tuesday, 3â6 p.m.
The DeKalb County FarmersâTM Market is open to all Tennessee producers. Located under the new pavilion behind Ace Hardware. You can find fresh produce grown by local producers, in addition to delectable baked goods, handmade soaps and regional art.
Dickson County Farmers' Market
284 Cowan Rd.
Dickson
www.facebook.com/dicksonfarmersmarket
Wednesday and Saturday, 8 a.m. until gone
Our fresh vegetables, fruit, honey, sorghum, jams, jellies, breads, meats, flowers, plants, and crafts are produced and crafted exclusively in Dickson and the contiguous counties.
Franklin County Farmers' Market
Dinah Shore Blvd.
FarmersâTM Market Pavilion
Winchester
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 a.m.ânoon
We are an open-air, producers-only market running through October.
Rooted Here-The South Cumberland Farmers' Market & Food Hub
39 Ball Park Rd.
Sewanee
sewanee.locallygrown.net
Tuesday, 5â7 p.m.
We are an online farmers' market and food hub that connects people in the Sewanee area with locally grown foods ranging from produce to meat, eggs, baked goods and dairy. Customers can order through the online market for pick-up in Sewanee by visiting sewanee.locallygrown.net.
Giles County Farmers' Market
1 Public Square
Courthouse Square
Pulaski
Saturday, 6 a.m. until gone
Open every Saturday morning until everything is gone through November on the south side of the courthouse in downtown Pulaski. The market is comprised of farmers selling locally grown fruits and vegetables with occasional baked goods.
Tracy City Farmers' Market
14475 Hwy. 41 (Old Grundy County High School parking lot)
Tracy City
Thursday, 2â5:30 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.ânoon
The market features locally grown and locally made products: produce, eggs, meat, plants, canned and baked goods. We accept EBT/SNAP cards.
Centerville Farmers' Market
Riverfront Park Pavilion
Hwy. 100
Centerville
931-729-2404
Tuesday and Friday, 8 a.m.ânoon
Just 1/2 mile from the Duck River, the market features local produce, baked goods and handcrafts through the end of October. The market has around 17 vendors that grow and make their own products; many of the crafts are made using locally sourced materials as well.
McEwen Farmers' Market
Bradford St.
Behind Exit Realty on Hwy. 70
McEwen
www.mcewenfarmersmarket.com
Friday, 2â6 p.m.
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. YouâTMll find recipe cards to inspire trying different types of foods. Stop by and check out this new community event. All products are raised and grown in Humphreys County.
Lawrence County Farmers' Market
Corner of Mahr Ave. and Taylor St.
Lawrenceburg
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, 7 a.m.ânoon; Thursday, 3â6 p.m.
The market carries locally grown produce, baked goods, novelties and plants from a variety of farmers, resellers and vendors. The market is open through November.
Contact: Calvin Bryant, 931-852-4081, lbryant1@utk.edu
Macon County Farmers' Market
Key Park
Church St.
Lafayette
www.maconcountytn.com/farmers_market.htm
MondayâSaturday, 6 a.m.â6 p.m.
This vendor-operated market features local vegetables, fruits and some homemade items through October.
Red Boiling Springs Community Farmers' Market
520 Lafayette Rd.
Red Boiling Springs
Saturday, 11 a.m.â3 p.m.
Locally grown organic and sustainably grown produce, fruits, eggs and more.
Marshall County Farmers' Market
300 Old Farmington Rd.
Lewisburg
www.marshallfarmersmarket.com
Friday, 6 a.m.ânoon
Come out and help support your local small farmers and your local economy. The more we support each other, the faster we will all recover. And there's nothing like fresh produce, plants and other hand-grown and homemade items. It's great to know how your food was produced and who is behind all that hard work.
Join us across the street from Rock Creek Park in the pavilion on Farmington Road. Fridays from 6 a.m. until noon. Happy shopping!
Columbia Fresh Farmers' Market
Farmers' Market Pavilion
Riverwalk Park at Riverside Dr./E. 5th St.
Columbia
Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30â7 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m.ânoon
Columbia takes full advantage of surrounding farms and features vendors selling honey, jams, eggs, hand-crafted items, cut flowers, baked goods, live plants, herbs, locally raised meats, and of course, lots of local produce sold directly from the farmer.
Spring Hill Farmers' Market
Tennessee Children's Home
5350 Main St.
Spring Hill
www.springhillfarmersmarket.com
Thursday, 3:30â7:00 p.m.
Enjoy the petting zoo and live entertainment each week. Most everything is from the local Marshall, Maury, Williamson, Hickman, Giles and Lawrence areas.
Clarksville Downtown Farmers' Market
One Public Square
Clarksville
Saturday, 8 a.m.â1 p.m.
Approximately 60 vendors are on hand to offer local fresh produce, baked goods, home decor, seasonal flowers and more. The market also features local artists and musicians.
Lynchburg FarmersâTM Market
Wiseman Park
Moorehead Pavilion
Lynchburg
Friday, 3-6 p.m.
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: County Director Larry Moorehead, 931-759-7163
Livingston-Overton Farmers' Market
University and Spring Streets
Livingston
MondayâSunday, 7 a.m.â5 p.m.
We are open through October of each year. Each day farmers bring into the market a plentiful supply of freshly grown vegetables and fruits.
Cookeville Farmers' Market
Downtown Center Pavilion
201 Mahler St.
Cookeville
MondayâSunday, 7 a.m.â5 p.m.
The Downtown Center Pavilion is open every day for local farmers to sell to the public. During the season through October, vendors sell locally grown produce and some baked goods in the open-air shelter area. Farmers are all certified through the local UT Extension office.
Monterey Farmers' Market
Intersection of Holly and W. Depot Streets
Monterey
MondayâSaturday, 7 a.m.â5 p.m.
We are an open-air market promoting both local home growers and crafters of hand-made, homemade products.
The Cookeville Downtown Green Market
First Presbyterian Church
Corner of Dixie Ave. and Broad St.
Cookeville
www.facebook.com/thedowntowngreenmarket
Saturday, 7 a.m.ânoon
Located on the corner of Broad Street and Dixie Avenue, one block west of downtown, is a producers-only market. YouâTMll find all locally grown, all-natural seasonal produce. In addition to farm-fresh produce, local farmers will be selling their naturally raised meats (beef, chicken, pork), eggs, fresh cut flowers and milk shares, as well as artisan products and baked goods.
Contact: Randy Dodson, 931-267-9242
Springfield/Robertson County Farmers' Market
4635 Hwy. 41 N.
Robertson County Fairgrounds
Springfield
www.facebook.com/RCFarmersMarket
Saturday, 8:30 a.m.ânoon
100% 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. You know when you buy at the market that you are supporting the person that has grown the items for you.
Lacassas' Farmers' Market
7684 Barlow Lane
Lascassas
www.lascassasfarmersmarket.com/
Saturday, 8 a.m.ânoon
We are a producer-only market selling honey, produce, soaps, milk, baked goods, grass-fed beef, pastured chickens, eggs, feed, crafts, garden on-site and children's activities.
Murfreesboro Main Street Saturday Market
Public Square
Inner Circle of Courthouse
Murfreesboro
Saturday, 8 a.m.ânoon
Downtown Historic Murfreesboro hosts the Main Street Saturday Market. Vendors will offer produce, baked goods, fresh flowers and plants, eggs, honey, grain-fed beef and other farm-related products.
Rutherford County Farmers' Market
Community Center
Lane AgriPark, 315 John R. Rice Blvd.
Murfreesboro
http://rutherfordfarmersmarket.tennessee.edu/
Tuesday and Friday, 7 a.m.ânoon
The market celebrates its 40th anniversary this year supporting economically viable, producer-only farming operations in Middle Tennessee, while also ensuring the availability of fresh produce and other farm products to members of the Rutherford County community. Free classes on a variety of subjects are offered every market day. We accept credit, debit and EBT payments.
Contact: Janie Becker, 615-898-7710, jbecker8@utk.edu
We are a year-round farmersâTM market and customers can join anytime. Orders are placed Sunday and Monday, picking up on Wednesday in Murfreesboro and Thursday in Nashville and Christiana. 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.
We accept credit, debit and EBT/SNAP.
Smith County Farmers' Market
155 Gordonsville Hwy.
Ag Expo Park
South Carthage
MondayâSaturday
The covered pavilion is open to local farmers only.
Gallatin Farmers' Market
160 W. Franklin St.
Gallatin Police Department
Gallatin
http://mainstreetgallatin.com/farmers_market.html
Wednesday, 3â6 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m.â2 p.m.
The Gallatin FarmersâTM Market offers Tennessee-grown products, including produce, flowers and herbs.
Hendersonville Farmers' Market
The Streets of Indian Lake
300 Indian Lake Blvd.
Hendersonville
Saturday, 9 a.m.â2 p.m.
We are open every Saturday through September 26 at the mall plaza. Farm vendors sell a wide variety of in-season produce (some organic) including locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, honey and flowers. Local farm-raised pork, poultry and eggs are also available.
Warren County Farmers' Market
100 Market St.
McMinnville
www.warrentnfarmersmarket.org
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 6:00 a.m.ânoon
The market offers local produce through the end of November.
East Franklin Farmers' Market
Rock Creek Nursery
4114 Murfreesboro Road/US 96
Franklin
Saturday, 8:30 a.m.â3:30 p.m.
Farmer-owned and operated, featuring organic and sustainable farmers.
Forest Hills UMC Farmers' Market
Forest Hills United Methodist Church
1250 Old Hickory Blvd.
Brentwood
www.foresthillsumc.org
Saturday, 8 a.m.ânoon
We are open Saturday mornings under the 200-year-old oak tree on the lawn of Forest Hills UMC. We have weekly music and lots of activities. The other story is our continued relationship with Feed America First. In lieu of charging our market participants, they agree to donate fresh products/produce weekly to Feed America First.
Franklin Farmers' Market
230 Franklin Rd. (The Factory)
Franklin
www.franklinfarmersmarket.com
Saturday, 8 a.m.â1 p.m. (November/December, 8 a.m.ânoon)
We are one of the largest assemblies of Tennessee farmers in the state, with a large selection of organics, grass-fed beef, produce, fruits, dairy, baked goods and flowers from local Tennessee farms. We are a producersâTM market of real local farmers, bakers and handcrafted artisans. Come visit and get to know your local farmer.
Nolensville Farmers' Market
7149 Nolensville Rd.
Nolensville
www.facebook.com/nolensvillefarmersmarket
Saturday, 8:30 a.m.â12:30 p.m.
We offer fresh agricultural products right here in Nolensville.
Lebanon Farmers' Market
4195 Maple St.
200 Castle Heights Ave. N.
Lebanon
MondayâSunday
Open-air, seasonal market with covered pavilion from sunup to sundown; open year-round.
Mt. Juliet Farmers' Market
Charlie Daniels Park
1100 Charlie Daniels Pkwy.
Mt. Juliet
Tuesday and Thursday, 3â7 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m.â2 p.m.
Local farmers are at Charlie Daniels Park on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.