Chattanooga-based event production company producing artisan markets, farmers markets, food festivals, holiday markets, and community events across Chattanooga and Southeast Tennessee since 2022.
Chattanooga-based event production company producing artisan markets, farmers markets, food festivals, holiday markets, and community events across Chattanooga and Southeast Tennessee since 2022.
Chattanooga-based event production company producing artisan markets, farmers markets, food festivals, holiday markets, and community events across Chattanooga and Southeast Tennessee since 2022.
40+ events across the 2026–2027 season. Reviewed and balanced — your booth gets a real audience, not just a spot in a crowded field. Apply for the specific events that fit your business. This is what your booth sees. Real foot traffic, brought out by real marketing — TV, billboards, and a region that shows up. The complete EventHub workflow — from browsing events to selling at the market. Review our full 2026–2027 event calendar below and choose the events that best fit your business. Applications are submitted through EventHub and reviewed individually. Vendors are only charged once their application has been approved. Each application is reviewed individually. We balance vendor categories carefully to maintain variety and avoid oversaturation.
Chattanooga-based event production company producing artisan markets, farmers markets, food festivals, holiday markets, and community events across Chattanooga and Southeast Tennessee since 2022.
Thank you for your interest in being a part of the 2026 Franklin Makers Markets. Our 2025 Holiday Market saw record turnout, with over 120 artisans and 6,500 shoppers in attendance. Since 2021, Franklin Makers Market has been proud to showcase unique artists, crafters, and creators of all kinds at our bi-annual markets. We believe that handmade really is better, and take great joy in seeing and sharing unique goods to attendees from Williamson County and beyond. Please read all information below before submitting your application. Acting in its sole discretion, Franklin Makers Market reserves the right to reject any application for any reason - we do our best to make sure that we limit the number of vendors selling any certain type of product. The Franklin Makers Market is a carefully curated market located in Franklin, TN. Franklin Makers Market is a mix of farmers, artisans, vintage...
You can edit the text in this area, and change where the contact form on the right submits to, by entering edit mode using the modes on the bottom right. This form needs a storage option. Double-click here to edit this form, and tell us where to save form submissions in the Storage tab. Welcome to the Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market! We're small but we're like family. You can find us in the parking lot of First Congo every Saturday morning 8am-1pm. Come browse our market for a locally-sourced selection of fresh produce, grass-fed meat, homegrown herbs, warm baked goods, all-natural soaps, fresh-cut flowers, hot coffee and live acoustic music. We are family, kid, and dog-friendly. Visit us this weekend! Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market connects local farmers and community for fresh, nourishing food. We support local agriculture and sustainability. Join us each week for fresh...
Boone Street Market is a local foods store featuring vendors from primarily within 100 miles of Jonesborough and in Tennessee and the Central Appalachian region. Products available include seasonal produce like vegetables, fruits, and herbs; frozen meats like beef, pork, chicken, and bison; honey; a wide variety of baked goods; value-added products like coffee, jelly, and chocolates; and Grab and Go meals prepared by our kitchen. Closed on major holidays. Check our Facebook and Instagram pages for the most up-to-date information. We had the pleasure of being involved in a graduate student’s project in 2021 involving farm stops and direct-to-consumer stores. See her final reports here: Farm Stop Report 1 , Farm Stop Report 2 , Benefits of Farm Stops . Across the nation, farmers receive only 14.9 cents per food dollar spent . At Boone Street Market, direct-to-consumer vendors receive at...
Live animal sales and exhibits on Saturdays only. The state of Tennessee is now allowing sale of all feathered birds, chickens, ducks, etc… at Crossville Flea Market T he foundation of the Crossville Flea Market has always been family. For over 20 years we’ve been a weekend favorite while playing, shopping, and eating together. Today, we remain one of the best destinations in the region for families to spend an inexpensive and fun-packed day. Food, entertainment, animals, and shops are just the beginning. Walk through colorful alleys with a vast array of treasures. Choose from freshly prepared Southern foods at one of our many food shops. Then, continue to explore while you munch on a corn dog or some home style pork rinds. E very member of the family will find something to love. Mom will enjoy shopping for jewelry, fashion clothing, and fine collectibles. Dad’s treasure hunt may be f...
Great Smokies Flea Market is Your Neighborhood Location for Great Savings and Unique Gifts Our Sevierville Flea Market is right down the road in the lovely community of Kodak, Tennessee! Welcome to the Great Smokies Flea Market nestled in the beautiful hills of the Smoky Mountains. Proud to be the most visited flea market in Tennessee, the Great Smokies Flea Market was ranked one of the top flea markets in the country by the popular show “Junkn”! Our Sevierville Flea Market is HUGE ! Over 1000 inside/outside rotating vendors! Always something new! 200,000 square feet under one roof including 100,000 with heat and air! Just one visit and you will see why approximately 1.5 million people shop with us each year! We are open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 8am to 5pm. Rain or shine, the Great Smokies Flea Market is a great place to take the family. Great Bargains from our vendors...
The Chattanooga River Market runs weekends from its March 7 opening weekend through October 31, 2026, at Tennessee Aquarium Plaza, 1 Broad Street. Admission is free, though pay parking applies nearby, and pets are not allowed at the site.
We are working on resuming the Farmer's Market soon! For more information, check out our Facebook page . Welcome to The Obion County Farmer's & Artisan's Market! We believe in promoting our local farmers and artist, providing for our community and building healthy lifestyles for future generations. When you buy at our local Farmer's Market you support local growers and small businesses. You also keep dollars right here in Obion County! Our local vendors are set up each week to sell many products at an affordable cost for all of surrounding Obion County. At our market you'll find fruits, vegetables, baked goods, free range eggs, and local, grain fed beef. All jarred food product must be sealed and ready to sell. All arts and crafts are to be original. Not yard sale items.
OFM is a community service initiative by Ooltewah Nursery. The mission is to provide our neighbors access to fresh, healthy local foods, while also supporting local family farms, who are small agricultural family businesses, like the nursery. Fresh from your neighbors' farms, to your family's table. Because OFM is a "local-only" style of market, the produce will be what is in season now in our area. The farmers are generally harvesting the day before, which means what you receive is super fresh. Many shoppers find that it will typically will last longer in your fridge. Each week will be different as the year progresses, but we always have fresh produce at every market all year long. Eating local means embracing seasonality. You will find a broad selection of meats direct from the farm that raised it. These include grass-fed beef, pasture-raised poultry, forest-raised pork, and pastu...
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. The City of DeKalb's public water system is a modern, state-of-the-art water supply that uses a combination of ion exchange softening and iron removal filtration to produce a reliable and safe water source to the citizens of DeKalb and Northern Illinois University. The source of water provided to the residents of DeKalb comes from 6 deep wells, drawing water from the Ironton-Galesville and St. Peter sandstone unit of the Cambrian-Ordovician aquifer, and 3 shallow wells that draw water from the Troy Valley Aquifer. These 2 aquifers provide an excellent source of water to the City of DeKalb which is essentially free of contaminants. Groundwater is treated at 1 of 5 ion exchange/iron removal water treatment plants. The treatment process produces a high quality water supply by reducing the amount of...
Howdy Y’all! We’re glad you’re coming to shop local! Please follow the rules below to make sure everyone has the best experience at the Market. EBT & Market tokens are available at the info table. If you can use a cashless app, please do! Many vendors will be accepting Venmo, PayPal, Cash App. *We are compliant with Shelby County Health Department safety measures. Since 2006, the Memphis Farmers Market has provided fresh and local foods to Downtown Memphis. Through dedication, hard work and immense community support, the Market grew over the next several years, adding not only more produce farmers, but prepared foods and kitchen and garden artisans as well.
Winter Farmers Market - Open INDOORS all winter, Saturdays 9 a.m. to Noon, Oak Ridge campus of Roane State Community College. 701 Briarcliff Avenue, Oak Ridge, TN Oak Ridge, TN
Grow Oak Ridge is a 501C(3) nonprofit in Anderson County, TN, with a mission to connect locally grown foods to the public, through farmers markets, community gardens and education.
The Maryville Farmers' Market runs every Saturday from April 18 through November 14, 2026, 8:30 to 11:30 am. A winter market continues on the first and third Saturdays from December through March.
Join us every Sunday April 19 -October 2026 from 10am-1pm. Follow @amquistationfarmersmarket on Instagram for the latest news and vendor updates! Madison, TN
Amqui Station Farmers Market - Amqui Station and Visitors Center - Madison, TN The 12th Annual Amqui Station Farmers Market will be every Sunday from 10am – 1pm Our Mission: is to provide a reliable source of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables and related agricultural products; to help foster a sense of community; to educate the public about relevant topics, including nutrition and the benefits of eating fresh foods and buying locally. Interested in becoming a vendor? Do you “make it, bake it, or grow it?” Our 2026 vendor and artisan applications are LIVE! Click here to apply. The Amqui Station Farmers Market requires all market vendors to: “make it, bake it, raise it, or grow it.” We are a Producer Only Market and support all of our Farmers, Bakers, and Artisans.
Nourish Moves is a FREE walking incentive program for anyone age 2 and up, encouraging folks to get outside and get moving at farmers markets. To join, stop by a participating farmers market’s information booth during market hours and check out a pedometer * , explore the farmers market and the surrounding area, then return the pedometer before the market closes. Each participant receives $3 in Produce Bucks per visit to spend on fresh fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, or food-producing plants at the market. Plus, earn prizes just for participating in Nourish Moves this season! † Check in to Nourish Moves 10 times to earn a reusable tote bag Reach 20,000 steps to earn a $10 Mast General Store gift card * Pedometers should be returned the same day they were checked out before the close of market.
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. The Gallatin Farmers Market is open seasonally on Saturdays from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm from May to September. Offering the season's best fresh produce, fresh baked goods, local honey, farm-raised meats, seafood, jams & jellies, herbs, pickles, honey, farm fresh eggs, homemade pet treats, and locally grown plants, the Market brings you items straight from the producers to your shopping bag. Great gifts and home decor can also be found at the Market including local handmade artisan crafts such as vegan soaps and lotions, leather makes, woodcrafts, candles, jewelry, and more. Keep in mind the food you buy at the Gallatin Farmers Market is seasonal. It is fresh and delicious and reflects the truest flavors. Shopping and cooking from the market help you to reconnect with the cycles of nature in our r...
The Downtown Morristown Farmers Market is located within the downtown area, at 130 West Morris Blvd. It is within walking distance to our Downtown Historical District that is filled with local boutiques, antiques, and specialty shops. The Downtown Farmers Market is one of the longest operating markets in the Lakeway area. The market season runs from May through October. A new pavilion built in 2015 houses a variety of local produce, including Grainger County tomatoes along with local artisan vendors. We host many special events throughout the year at our farmers market and on the Downtown Green space. The market pavilion and the Downtown Green are also available to lease for events. The market is owned by the City of Morristown and is managed by the Morristown Chamber Downtown Program Director. Farmers & Artisans rent seasonal booths and set up during operational hours. There is no on...
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