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Our local farmers’ markets are cool, and that’s a fact. From 1994 to today, the number of farmers’ markets in the U.S. increased from 2,000 to more than 8,600. But despite the rise in popularity across the country in recent decades, farmers’ markets are really nothing new. In fact, a rather convincing argument could be made that the farmers’ market concept is pretty much as old as human civilization. As long as communities have existed, markets have operated to trade, barter, and sell local goods. And if there’s one thing that has never changed, it’s that we all have to eat. Where else can you find locally grown produce, meat, eggs, and more sold at the peak of freshness? And purchasing your food from a Kentucky Proud farmers’ market supports your local farm families and keeps the money you spend in your community. That’s good for local businesses and for you as well. What’s even bett...

The Paris-Bourbon County Farmers' Market operates out of a year-round storefront in historic downtown Paris, Kentucky, at 720 High Street, one of the few farmers markets in the state open all week rather than just Saturday mornings. Vendors sell free-range eggs, local honey, meats and fresh-baked pastries, along with seasonal fruits and vegetables and homemade jams and candies.

The Allen County-Scottsville Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings from 8 am to noon starting June 7, 2025, at 210 East Main Street next to the Allen County Extension Office. Local growers and makers sell fresh produce, honey, baked goods, and flowers.

Community Farmers Market in Bowling Green, Kentucky is a place to come as you are for learning opportunities, shared work experiences and lots of potlucks!

Fifth Third Pavilion at Henry A Tandy Centennial Park (formerly Cheapside Park) Located in the heart of Downtown Lexington, Kentucky near the Historic Lexington Courthouse, this market location serves as the anchor market of the LFM and a weekend anchor to Main Street. Traditionally the peak season for Saturday market is April through October- expect to find over 50 vendors in June, July, and August, representing over 30 Kentucky counties. The winter market is dynamic and festive in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving and Christmas, but can be smaller and slower-paced in the late winter and early spring months (January-March). Nonetheless, the market is still open every Saturday during these months, and vendors generally have meat, baked goods, storage crops (ex. sweet potatoes, potatoes, turnips) and some early spring vegetables (ex. kale, radishes) available, as well as some other...

Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Get foods fresh from the farm and decrease your carbon footprint while shopping or even dining at one of Bowling Green's Farmers Markets. Not only do these Kentucky Proud markets offer produce and botanicals, but you can also find locally-made crafts, art, specialty items, cheeses, wines , and more. Click on the title for each market's website or check them out on Facebook for special events. Open April through Oct. on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from 6am to sellout. Open year-round on Saturday from 8am-1pm & Tuesday from 2-6pm.

The Anderson Farmers Market sets up in two locations: The Old Depot and at the Century Bank Green. Check the most up -to-date locations and times on our event calendar.

Hardin County Farmers Market is a producer only market. Potential vendors must grow the products brought to market on their farm. Applications for the 2026 Hardin County Farmers Market are closed. All potential applicants will be contacted via e-mail by March. Interested in being a food truck vendor? Contact: hcfmboard@gmail.com Drop us a line or stop by the farmers market. We would love to hear from you! Stay up to date by following us on social media.

The Bounty of the Barrens Farmers' Market will take place Saturdays from 8AM - noon at our new location off the square! The Bounty of the Barrens is a local, producer-only farmers' market supported by Sustainable Glasgow. We offer a variety of produce, meats, eggs, cheeses, baked goods, and other local food and handcrafted items from Barren and surrounding counties. At the BotBM, you can meet local farmers & g rowers and learn how your food is produced. Buying local is a great way to build the local economy, buy healthy foods, and connect with your neighbors. Together, we are creating a community of educated consumers who understand the health, economic, and environmental benefits of supporting local farms & producers. Join the Bounty of the Barrens Family and submit your application today! See our impact on Glasgow & Barren County this past year--excited for what's to come! 🧑‍🌾

The Bardstown Farmers Market meets Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm, May through November, at 200 East Flaget in Bardstown. Everything sold is locally grown or homemade, including fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, plants, pumpkins, herbs, jellies and baked goods.

Thank you for supporting the Douglass Loop Farmers Market! The 2026 market season will run from April 4-December 19. Our market hours are Saturdays 10:00 AM-2:00 PM. Vendors,patrons,volunteers,and the Douglass Boulevard Christian Church for your hard work and faith in this mission of food and community! Market info and events will be updated weekly on our Facebook page . Douglass Loop Farmers Market operates as a non-profit outreach mission of Douglass Boulevard Christian Church to support our stakeholders, the local farmers practicing sustainable agriculture and providing organic products, customers of the market, the local community and the church which advocates for a healthy lifestyle and concern for the environment. The church does not derive any income from the market beyond operating expenses.

The Bardstown Road Farmers' Market runs Saturdays year round in Louisville, with hours from 9 am to noon April through November and 10 am to noon December through March. Operating since 1991, it hosts almost 30 vendors weekly selling local produce, pastured meats, baked goods, honey and sourdough bread.

The LFM is a producer-only market, ensuring that what you find at our market is fresh and local, sustainably raised and carefully crafted. We’re thrilled to be moving back to Fletcher Park in Lexington center for the 2026 Summer Season. We can’t wait to welcome you there! The LFM shares local goodness at the weekly Summer Market, including the talents and work of members of our greater community. We welcome artisans, musicians and community groups to apply to join the market. Visit the Market Community page to learn how! The LFM accepts SNAP, HIP, and Farmers' Market Coupons including WIC & Senior FMNP The LFM doubles SNAP dollars, up to $20 per market day. Stop by the Market Manager’s table for more information or visit our Food Assistance Page .

The Sunday market is laid-back and festive, with many visitors stopping by as they do other shopping with local businesses on Southland Drive. There are also a number of local restaurants nearby that serve farmers’ market produce, so you can plan to stay in the area for lunch after you stock up on fresh fruits and vegetables! Note: to respect vendors’ schedules and the policies set by our Board of Directors, this market does have a “hard” start time, meaning sales do not officially start until 10am. Ample parking is available nearby in the adjacent commercial parking lots. Did you know that lots of https://strayacasinos.com/ players enjoy shopping at farmers’ markets for the unique and fresh produce. The markets provide a variety of fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and other artisanal products that are not typically found in grocery stores. Additionally, the markets offer shoppers t...

A Weekend Flagship Market is a bustling example of some of the best local produce and value-added products that the region has to offer. From April through October you can expect to find dozens of farmers selling a diverse range of items, from hand-dyed locally-grown alpaca fiber scarves to organic free-range chicken eggs to hot kettle corn. These markets have a festival atmosphere and are fun, busy events. Wrestling betting fans go to Flagship Market to buy fresh food after watching PHOTOS: Paulsboro at Haddonfield wrestling, Jan. 30, 2023 . The store is known for selling items such as meats, fruits and vegetables, and bakery goods. Customers can purchase these items either in the store or online. The market has a large variety of products, so customers can find what they are looking for. The store has a large variety of items for any client, their families, and fans of the sport. Th...

Tiffany TomeoFarmers Market Managerfortthomasfarmersmarket@gmail.com

Tiffany TomeoFarmers Market Managerfortthomasfarmersmarket@gmail.com

1.Introduction: Welcome to Fort Thomas, a dynamic city in Northern Kentucky known for its strong community, beautiful parks, and thriving local economy. As a new business owner or moving your business here, you are now part of a community that values support, innovation, and collaboration. Please read through the boarding to make sure you are set! 2.Business Registration and Permits: Before opening your doors, it’s crucial to ensure all legalities are in order. This Includes: Registering your business name with the Kentucky Secretary of State . Obtaining necessary permits and licenses through the city of Fort Thomas in regards to façade updates (signage, painting, window decals) , electrical , and HVAC . More applications can be found on the Forms & Brochures page . Review city zoning requirements to ensure your business location complies with city regulations. If you have questions,...

Mission - As a Kentucky Proud TM certified market, the mission of the Paducah Homegrown Farmers' Market is o promote community values and partnerships between the area’s citizens, businesses, cultural and recreational opportunities, and the healthy family farms that make this region an attractive place in which to live, work, and play. The Paducah Homegrown Farmers’ Market provides a gathering place to help nurture a sense of community between our growers, producers, artisans, local businesses and our customers. Vendor Registration - New and returning vendors must register with the Paducah Parks office located inside the Robert Cherry Civic Center at 2701 Park Avenue. If interested in the Paducah Homegrown Farmers’ Market, application packets are available in the Parks office on an open-enrollment basis throughout the season. All new vendors are required to attend a new vendor meeting...

Founded in 1983 with the goal to provide locally grown produce, meat, dairy, baked goods and crafts made by local artisans. The Owensboro Regional Farmers’ Market is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to operate and sustain a community supported farmers’ market that provides local access to farm fresh and value added Kentucky Proud products, a resource for a healthier lifestyle, and education concerning food and sustainable agriculture. Refer to our Facebook page for exact date s and times and any updates to our schedule Love our Market? Please Submit a Google Review I was able to find everything we needed. All the vendors are very helpful. I was offered a free sample to taste at one booth while another booth even offered what they had left of an item at no charge. I would have enjoyed it, but I knew my wife wouldn't cook it, so I left it with him. Pricing is a tad hig...

Mission - As a Kentucky Proud TM certified market, the mission of the Paducah Homegrown Farmers' Market is o promote community values and partnerships between the area’s citizens, businesses, cultural and recreational opportunities, and the healthy family farms that make this region an attractive place in which to live, work, and play. The Paducah Homegrown Farmers’ Market provides a gathering place to help nurture a sense of community between our growers, producers, artisans, local businesses and our customers. Vendor Registration - New and returning vendors must register with the Paducah Parks office located inside the Robert Cherry Civic Center at 2701 Park Avenue. If interested in the Paducah Homegrown Farmers’ Market, application packets are available in the Parks office on an open-enrollment basis throughout the season. All new vendors are required to attend a new vendor meeting...

Nicholasville Farmers' Market opens its 2026 season on Saturday, April 25, running from 9 am to 1 pm. The market has moved to a new location this year, the St. Luke Catholic Church parking lot at 304 S. Main Street.

The La Grange Farmers' Market & Artisans holds its 2026 season on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm, April 25 through October 31.