West Tennessee Farmers Market

Year-Round Market

Unlike seasonal outdoor markets, the West Tennessee Farmers Market operates year-round in a spacious indoor facility. This allows vendors to offer fresh products regardless of weather and provides shoppers with comfortable browsing in all seasons.

The market serves as a vital connection between local farmers, artisans, and consumers. It supports regional agriculture, strengthens the local economy, and gives community members access to fresh, locally-sourced products.

Market Highlights

• Fresh seasonal produce from West TN farms
• Locally-raised meats and poultry
• Artisan breads and baked goods
• Honey, jams, and preserves
• Handcrafted items and gifts
• Tennessee-made products

Fresh Produce

Seasonal fruits and vegetables grown on West Tennessee farms. Tomatoes, corn, squash, greens, berries, and more at peak freshness.

Meats & Poultry

Locally-raised beef, pork, chicken, and eggs from area farms. Know where your protein comes from and support regional agriculture.

Baked Goods

Fresh breads, pastries, cakes, and specialty baked items from local bakers. Perfect for breakfast treats or special occasions.

Artisan Products

Handmade soaps, candles, crafts, and gift items from local artisans. Unique products you won't find in chain stores.

Preserves & Canned Goods

Jams, jellies, pickles, salsas, and preserves made from local ingredients. Traditional Tennessee recipes and new flavor combinations.

Plants & Flowers

Seasonal plants, flowers, herbs, and garden starts from local growers. Perfect for home gardens and landscaping.

Spring (March-May)

Early greens, strawberries, asparagus, spring onions, and transplants for gardens. Flowers and hanging baskets.

Summer (June-August)

Peak season! Tomatoes, corn, peppers, squash, melons, peaches, and berries. Heat-loving vegetables and herbs.

Fall (September-November)

Pumpkins, winter squash, apples, sweet potatoes, and fall greens. Mums, gourds, and autumn decorations.

Winter (December-February)

Hardy greens, root vegetables, citrus, and stored apples. Holiday wreaths, gifts, and artisan products year-round.

Arrive Early

Best selection typically available early in the day, especially for highly sought items like fresh bread or special produce.

Bring Cash

While some vendors accept cards, cash ensures you can purchase from all vendors. ATM may be available on-site.

Reusable Bags

Bring your own bags or baskets for carrying purchases. Eco-friendly and practical for multiple vendor stops.

Talk to Vendors

Farmers and artisans love sharing information about their products, growing methods, and recipe ideas.

Try New Things

Market is perfect for discovering new varieties of produce, unique products, and specialty items you won't find elsewhere.

Support Local

Your purchases directly support West Tennessee families and keep money in the local economy.

Freshness & Quality

Products sold at farmers markets are typically harvested within 24-48 hours of sale. Compare that to grocery store produce that may have traveled thousands of miles over several days.

Support Farmers

Buying directly from farmers helps them stay in business. Your dollars go straight to the people growing your food, not corporate middlemen.

Environmental Benefits

Local food travels fewer miles, reducing carbon footprint. Many small farms use sustainable practices that benefit the environment.

Community Connection

Markets create gathering places where neighbors meet, relationships form, and community strengthens. You're not just buying food; you're building connections.

Seasonal Eating

Markets teach us to eat with the seasons, enjoying produce at peak flavor while supporting agricultural rhythms and food traditions.

Unique Products

Find heirloom varieties, specialty items, and handcrafted goods unavailable in conventional stores. Discover new favorites!