*Updated April 2024 by Kate Feinberg

The next time you’re low on produce, skip the supermarket and consider one of these Memphis farmers’ markets instead! Most are only open seasonally, but supporting farmers’ markets is one of the most effective ways to support local and regional makers. The setting is all about community and relationship-building between area suppliers, restaurants, and makers in the community.

Here’s a complete guide to Memphis farmers’ markets — including an orchard and a farm stand — to keep in mind for the coming months!

OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY

Agricenter Farmers’ Market

7777 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, TN 38120
More info: agricenter.org

Since 1986, the Agricenter Farmers’ Market has supported the Memphis community with fresh, local produce and other farm-raised products. The Agricenter is a special place, also known as “a Farm in the City,” that helps Memphis citizens enjoy the wonders of a farm in a large metropolitan area. In addition to providing fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, and more (for four decades), the Agricenter also has a rich history of advancing agricultural research and education. Be sure to check out their upcoming events while you’re there!

Landmark Farmers’ Market

2489 Carnes Avenue, Memphis, TN 38114
More info: landmarktraining.org

Landmark Farmers’ Market is a not-for-profit indoor market that’s open year-round. Most of the products offered are grown and harvested by volunteers from the farm. The market encourages sustainable food production methods and motivates locals to take an interest in where their food comes from and how it grows.

OPEN THURSDAYS

Collierville Farmers’ Market

454 West Poplar Avenue, Collierville, TN 38017
More info: colliervillefarmersmarket.org

The Collierville Farmers’ Market, which has been serving the community since 2009, offers a wide range of fresh and local goods. Peruse everything from seasonal produce, meats, dairy, and fresh flowers to unique gifts, art, and baked goods. The market fosters a sense of community by educating Memphians about the importance of buying locally.

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Fresh flowers and local produce at the Collierville Farmers’ Market in Memphis. Image: Facebook

South Memphis Farmers’ Market

1400 Mississippi Blvd., Memphis, TN 38106
More info: somefm.org

The South Memphis Farmers’ Market welcomes local farmers and handmade items from local producers every Thursday between June and September. The Market is also home to The Grocer, a year-round neighborhood grocery store offering free nutritional cooking classes.

OPEN SATURDAYS

Bartlett Station Farmers’ Market

2629 Bartlett Blvd., Bartlett, TN 38134
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. Enjoy snacks like kettlecorn, shaved ice, and popsicles while listening to live music and exploring the wide variety of stands. This family-friendly market is an excellent opportunity for kids to get their hands involved with crafts, too! Keep an eye on their community events, like the All-American Kids Parade in July.

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Purple Hull Peas at the Bartlett Station Farmers’ Market, along with various fresh, seasonal produce. Image: Facebook

Cooper-Young Community Farmers’ Market

1000 Cooper St., Memphis, TN 38104
More info: cycfarmersmarket.org

The Cooper-Young Community Farmers’ Market is open year-round and supports local farmers, producers, and artisans. Vendors offer homegrown herbs, baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, and hot coffee. Plus, live acoustic music makes your shopping experience more enjoyable. The best part? The market is also dog-friendly, so bring your pup along, too!

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Sip on an iced or hot beverage while perusing the Cooper-Young Community Farmers’ Market. Image: Facebook

Hernando Farmers’ Market

2535 Highway 51 South, Hernando, MS 38632
More info: cityofhernando.org

About 30 minutes from Memphis, you can find the Hernando Farmers’ Market. In Hernando’s historic town square, vendors offer locally grown fruits and vegetables, as well as fresh local milk, pork, pasture-raised eggs, local honey, canned and preserved items, knife sharpening, nursery plants, baked goods, cut flowers, herbs, fresh salsa and guacamole, and handmade crafts. Experience live music, free wellness classes, and special events during market hours! Before leaving, stop by the market’s outdoor café to enjoy baked goods and coffee.

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The Hernando Farmers’ Market is a great opportunity to stock up on fresh produce and get your kitchen knives sharpened! Image: Facebook

Lightfoot Farm Market

7422 Ward Road, Millington, TN 38053
More info: lightfootfarmtn.com

Just over 20 minutes outside of Memphis is Lightfoot Farm. On the first Saturday of every month, the farm hosts a large market featuring local produce, meat and dairy products, handmade goods, and artisan-crafted items. Shop and enjoy the scenic views of the vibrant countryside in Millington.

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Pick up local goods like Spicy Ranch Dill Pickles from the monthly Saturday market at Lightfoot Farm! Image: Facebook

Memphis Farmers’ Market

566 S Front St, Memphis, TN 38103
More info: memphisfarmersmarket.org

Pastries and pre-made meals are just a sample of what you can find at the Memphis Farmers’ Market. Plus, if you’ve got a grill master in the house, they’ll be in heaven with the meat selections. Be on the lookout for the food trucks that often hang out, too!

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A market haul featuring an array of goodies at the Memphis Farmers’ Market, including produce, baked goods, soaps, ceramics, and pre-packed foods and juices. Image: Facebook

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, too! Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Jones Orchard in Millington, TN, offers fresh produce and the ability to pick your own apples, berries, nectarines, plums, and peaches! The orchard is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Note: Hours may vary based on the season.)

Enjoy!

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