Your Guide to Memphis Farmers’ Markets
With farmers' markets open nearly every day, supporting Memphis makers is easier than ever. Consider this your go-to resource for local produce and handmade goods! Image: Facebook / Cooper-Young Community Farmers' Market
The next time you’re craving fresh produce, skip the supermarket checkout lane and check out one of the many Memphis farmers’ markets instead. More than just a place for fresh food, these markets are an experience. Rooted in community, they build relationships between makers and buyers, offering connection, education, and fun! Plus, isn’t it nice to see firsthand where the food you serve your family and friends comes from? Take a peek at our updated guide to local seasonal markets, orchards, and farm stands to keep your pantry stocked and your belly full in the coming months!
OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Agricenter Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Opens May 4
More Info: agricenter.org
Located on the beloved Agricenter campus, the Agricenter Farmers’ Market has provided the community with fresh, local produce and other farm-raised products for 40 years. Here you’ll find more than just fresh fruits and veggies: you’ll also get your hands on local honey, fresh florals, and more. Known as “a Farm in the City,” the Agricenter not only supports growers but also advances agricultural research and education through its many programs. Be sure to check out the center’s upcoming events to learn more.
OPEN THURSDAY
Collierville Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Opens May 21
More Info: colliervillefarmersmarket.org
The Collierville Farmers’ Market is known for serving up a wide range of fresh, locally sourced goods with a side of education. Spend a leisurely morning meandering the aisles as you fill your bags (and your belly!) with seasonal produce, meats, dairy, and delicious homemade baked goods. The artisan offerings don’t end with food. You’ll also find fresh flowers, unique gifts, and art. It’s a one-stop shop for everything local and lovely.
South Memphis Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: Facebook
Break up the work week with a trip to the South Memphis Farmers’ Market, where every Thursday you’ll find a wide selection of seasonal home-grown goodies along with handmade items from local producers. While you’re there, check out The Grocer, a beloved neighborhood grocery store offering free nutrition and cooking classes.
OPEN SATURDAY
Bartlett Station Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Opens May 23
More Info: bartlettstationfarmersmarket.org
Since 2011, the Bartlett Station Farmers’ Market has been on a mission to provide Memphians with access to healthy, locally grown foods while fostering community between residents, farmers, artisans, and producers. Snack on kettle corn, shaved ice, and popsicles while listening to live music and exploring the many stands filled with the best of what the makers have to offer. This family-friendly market is an excellent opportunity for kids to get hands-on with crafts and activities, too!
Cooper-Young Community Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: cycfarmersmarket.org
The Cooper-Young Community Farmers’ Market is open year-round to bring you a selection of local, homegrown herbs, baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, and more. Sip some hot coffee, and enjoy live acoustic music as you discover new foods, faces, and friends. The best part? The market is dog-friendly, so bring your pup along, too!
Hernando Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: April 25 through October 31
More Info: cityofhernando.org
About 30 minutes from Memphis, in Hernando’s historic town square, you’ll find a smorgasbord of products from local vendors. Fresh fruits and vegetables are just the start. Fresh milk, pork, pasture-raised eggs, local honey, canned and preserved items, herbs, and even fresh salsa and guacamole are also on the menu. While you’re there, pick up a plant for your yard, fresh flowers for your table, and get your knives sharpened while you wait. Beyond the bounty, what really makes this market a must are the experiences, including live music, free wellness classes, and special events during market hours. Before leaving, stop by the market’s outdoor café to enjoy baked goods, coffee, and community.
Landmark Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: Facebook
As a year-round, non-profit, Landmark Farmers’ Market is dedicated to more than just commerce. With a majority of its harvest grown by local volunteers, the market champions sustainable agriculture and invites the community to rediscover the journey (and joy!) of farm-to-table food.
Lightfoot Farm Market
2026 Season: First Saturday of the month through December
More Info: lightfootfarmtn.com
Set against the vibrant views of the vibrant Millington countryside, Lightfoot Farm is the place to be on the first Saturday of every month. Here you’ll find plenty of farm-fresh foods, handmade goods, and artisan-crafted items. It’s a great place to shop, slow down, and savor the scenery while sampling the goods.
Memphis Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Every Saturday from April through October
More Info: memphisfarmersmarket.org
Pastries and pre-made meals are just a taste of what you’ll find at the Memphis Farmers’ Market. This happening hot spot is home to a wide variety of locally sourced goods, including a meat selection worthy of the most mighty grill master. This is also a popular place to park for some of your favorite local food trucks, making it easy to stay fueled and full while you shop.
LOCAL ORCHARDS & FARM STANDS
- Cedar Hill Farm in Hernando, MS, offers everything from strawberries and blackberries to local honey and free-range eggs. Be sure to visit year-round for fun seasonal events. Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Jones Orchard in Millington, TN, offers fresh produce, including juicy berries, nectarines, plums, and peaches. Bonus? You can enjoy apple picking in the orchard, open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Note: Hours may vary based on the season.)
- Sweet From the Vine in Cordova, TN, is open seasonally from mid-June through mid-October with an impressive selection of fresh produce, goat’s milk soap, local honey, jams, and preserves. It’s also the place to pick a perfect pumpkin in the fall! The stand is open Thursday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (or until sold out).
Enjoy!
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Ariel Taranski
Ariel's been writing professionally for over a decade, with a passion for travel, pets, good food, and a great book. She's lived in Memphis for over half of her life, a transplant from Florida and Southern through-and-through.