Your Guide to Nashville Farmers’ Markets
Farmers' market season is upon us! Bookmark this updated guide to the best markets in and around Nashville, and enjoy all season long. Image: Facebook / Hip Donelson Community Farmers' Market
*Updated May 2026 by Addy Crosby
Perusing farmers’ markets is one of life’s simple pleasures. Picking out the perfect melon, taste-testing local honey, and browsing stalls filled with colorful produce always sparks inspiration for summer meals and gatherings. If you’re planning to make the most of the Nashville farmers’ markets season, bookmark this list of options in Davidson and Williamson counties for easy access!
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Nashville Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: nashvillefarmersmarket.org
The Nashville Farmers’ Market is a longstanding Music City staple. The open-air farm sheds are bursting with the bounty of local farmers, ranchers, and creameries. Treat yourself to artisanal bread and cheeses, fresh flowers, and ripe fruit. Browse flea market finds and homemade wares, or stop by Gardens of Babylon for landscaping supplies and decor. While you’re there, hit up the Market House for pizza, tacos, ice cream, and SO MUCH more! It’s a one-stop shop!
OPEN TUESDAYS
12 South Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: 12southfarmersmarket.com
A community market in historic Sevier Park, the 12 South Farmers’ Market is a festive mix of community engagement, live music, and fresh produce. Shop baked goods, meats, dairy, and specialty items like soap, homemade pasta, jellies, and granola, or head over to the line of food trucks for a quick snack.
East Nashville Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through December
More Info: eastnashvillemarket.com
Located on the corner of 5th Avenue and Woodland Street, the East Nashville Farmers’ Market features more than 60 vendors, including bakers, meat and egg producers, and artisans. You can browse the stalls and meet the growers every week from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Old Hickory Village Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through September
More Info: Facebook
Open the first Tuesday of every month through September, the Old Hickory Village Farmers’ Market brings together farmers, artisans, makers, and food trucks. Stop by from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. to catch up with familiar faces. Four-legged friends are also welcome!
OPEN WEDNESDAYS
Wedgewood-Houston Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: wedgewoodhoustonfarmersmarket.com
True to its name, this market takes place in the artsy Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, celebrating its creative community while offering locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, and more in a family-friendly environment. Now in its second season, the market runs every week from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Westhaven Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: wilcoeventstn.org
Set in Westhaven’s scenic Magli Green Park, this market is a favorite midweek tradition. Fill your tote with eggs, meat, baked goods, crafts, and more from local farmers and artisans. Open from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., it’s a simple way to support local businesses from now through the fall season.
OPEN THURSDAYS
Farmin’ in the Hall
2026 Season: Open through September 3
More Info: Facebook
Held every Thursday in the Crievewood United Methodist Church’s parking lot, Farmin’ in the Hall offers a variety of local fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, honey, baked goods, and crafts. Market-goers can also enjoy live music, dine at food trucks, and check out a weekly featured vendor just for the kids!
Goodlettsville Farmers’ and Artisans Market
2026 Season: Open through October 1
More Info: goodlettsville.gov
Now in its ninth season, the Goodlettsville Farmers’ and Artisans Market returns to Moss-Wright Park with a rotating mix of local farmers, bakers, and makers. Shop seasonal produce, ready-to-eat hot foods, bath and body products, pet treats, and other handcrafted goods — all made or grown nearby.
OPEN FRIDAYS
Hip Donelson Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October 30
More Info: hipdonelsonfarmersmarket.org
The area known as “Hip Donelson” — just across the Stones River Greenway from East Nashville — is a thriving community, and its weekly farmers’ market continues to grow and improve. Featuring vendors from within 150 miles of Donelson, it’s a fun way to kick off your weekend.
(SB Tip: Much of the produce is still in the fields earlier that day, so arrive early to shop the freshest fruits and veggies!)
OPEN SATURDAYS
Ashland City Farmers’ and Artisans Market
2026 Season: Open through August
More Info: Facebook
Located at Riverbluff Park, Ashland City’s farmers’ market offers selections from growers, bakers, and makers. Open every week, this market is worth a visit, and you can check out the Facebook page for vendor highlights throughout the season.
Farmers’ Market at the Crossings
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: crossingsnashville.wixsite.com
This casual, open-air market in Antioch features fresh produce and artisan crafts, all made or grown in Middle Tennessee. More than just a market, you’ll find community-focused activities like chef demonstrations, health and wellness workshops, and live music.
Franklin Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: franklinfarmersmarket.com
This farmers’ market has grown from a summer-only operation to a year-round destination, thanks to its loyal customers and more than 70 participating farms offering fresh produce from across Tennessee. The market also features food and drink vendors, giving shoppers plenty of options to enjoy while they browse.
Murfreesboro Saturday Market
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: mainstreetmurfreesboro.org
Situated around the Historic Rutherford County Courthouse, this Saturday market is bustling with more than 50 vendors. Find coffee, sweet treats, a bite to eat, fresh produce, and more. Like many markets on this list, the event also hosts live music every week to give your shopping a soundtrack.
Nolensville Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October 31
More Info: nolensvillefarmersmarket.com
The Nolensville Farmers’ Market offers organic and naturally grown produce, a variety of meats, baked goods, eggs, crafts, live music, and food trucks. Stop by to check out all the new vendors joining the fun this year!
Richland Park Farmers’ Market
Open year-round
More Info: richlandparkfarmersmarket.com
Farm-fresh produce, eggs, milk, cheeses, flowers, seasonal fruits and berries, bread, granola, herbs, and spices are just a few of the goodies you’ll find at Richland Park every Saturday morning — rain or shine! Standout vendors include local favorites such as Delvin Farms, Bells Bend Farms, and Wedge Oak Farm.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Amqui Station Farmers’ Market
2026 Season: Open through October
More Info: amquistation.org
With a mission to provide a reliable source of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, the Amqui Station Farmers’ Market also aims to educate the community about the benefits of eating fresh foods and shopping locally. Since the market requires all vendors to “make it, bake it, raise it, or grow it,” you know you’re in for some fresh, delicious goods.
Support Nashville’s local makers and farmers this season while enjoying some of the freshest flavors summer has to offer!
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Jenna von Oy Bratcher
Jenna von Oy Bratcher is StyleBlueprint's Associate Editor and Lead Nashville Writer. The East Coast native moved to Nashville almost two decades years ago, by way of Los Angeles. She is a lover of dogs, strong coffee, traveling, and exploring the local restaurant scene bite by bite.