Yay, Collierville now has a farmer's market! There are 7 food stalls now and probably more to…read morecome. Everything sold is locally grown. They are selling lima beans, green beans, tomatoes, blueberries, blackberries, tomatoes, squash, peaches, and much more. I am so happy it's there and I buy a bunch of delicious food each time I'm there. Please note that it's open every Tuesday from 11:30am to 7pm or when the produce is sold out.

I really enjoyed stopping by the Agricultural Center at the Farmers Market in Memphis. The variety…read moreof fresh produce and local products was really impressive. Everything felt super fresh, and the prices was pretty fair too. I picked up some homemade jam and a couple bundles of collards that was way fresher than what I usually find at the grocery store. The folks working there was friendly and seemed happy to answer questions. I do wish there were a few more shaded areas to sit and enjoy a snack or something, but over all it was a great experience. You can really tell they care about supporting local farmers and the community. I'll def be coming back again soon!

This is the best place to get fresh fruit and veggies. I got a watermelon a week ago that was so…read moregood, I forgot to post it Anyway I needed some tomatoes and I got some peaches and another watermelon. I really appreciate how they help you choose a good melon and will tell you where the food came from if you ask. I also saw a new beverage vendor, I'll check her out next time. It's always a friendly place to visit. The flowers were beautiful.

I've been slowly falling in love with ethnic grocery stores. I finally got my WOK. I've been…read morewanting to get 1for some time. It's such a large variety of things in here , I seriously never knew where to be began. But I had certain ideas in mind and I knew this was the place. The employees don't mind helping but some don't speak English. I can't even began to explain everything that's in here but you gotta go..

As my mom myself & siblings have gotten older, our family started a new Christmas tradition: each…read moregrandson prepares one of the meals for our two days together. They absolutely love shopping at Farmer's Market because we can find everything we need for both Japanese recreations from the grandson who lived there 10+ years and Mexican dishes we all love in one trip. I personally don't eat meat, but the selection here is excellent for the rest of the family--fresh cuts, unique ingredients, and lots of options for home-cooked specialties. The produce section is full of fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits you just don't see in a standard grocery store, and the variety inspires us to try new recipes. For us, this market isn't just about convenience--it's about creativity. Walking the aisles sparks ideas for dishes we'd never think to make otherwise, and that makes our family meals even more special. If you enjoy cooking, especially with international flavors, this is a place you'll want to explore. Whether you're stocking up for the holidays or just making dinner on a Tuesday, Farmer's Market is a treasure trove.

This is a wonderful Farmer's Market in the Bartlett area! The many vendors and the set up is what…read morekeeps me coming. The live music also creates a good vibe while shopping for local goods. They have vendors who have things from plants, fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade skins, preserve, and more! The prices are reasonable as well. There is also spaces for local makers. They have candles, hair accessories, soaps, and so much more. Oh and don't forget to stop by the local food trucks that are there to serve cold and warm treats! It is definitely worth stopping by on a Saturday morning before the season is over! Love it!

This farmers market has only been operating for 3 summer seasons, but they've got it going on!…read more Local musicians performing each Saturday, activities for families, incredible local produce and products, and friendly and helpful people. Can't wait for next season!

The Urban Farms Market isn't huge, but it seems to be getting the job done. The small interior…read morespace is dark and cool, and there are bins full of reasonably priced lettuce, potatoes and citrus. A few grocery items (like cereal and milk) are available, there's locally grown coffee and there's a cold case loaded with drinks, prepared food and Las Delicias guacamole. When I was there yesterday afternoon, people were shopping from outdoor tables loaded with food that had been grown down the street at the Urban Farms Market's namesake urban farm. I picked up a box of cherries, a huge bag of basil, some red and yellow striped heirloom tomatoes and some chips and a tub guacamole (which was gone with an hour of getting home). It was awesome to shop farmer's market style in the middle of the week (and to know that I could go back the next day if I wanted more).

Who doesn't love a good farmers market! This one has a very special place in my heart. I used to…read morework at the Boys & Girls Club in this neighborhood when I was in college. This market is just one of many area additions helping to revitalize this part of town. The food is brought in from the neighborhood farm that drew quite a but of skepticism when it was first started. The fruit & veggies are plentiful, fresh & very affordable making it a great option for anyone on a limited budget. The store is also stocked with goodies like chicken salad, guacamole, free-range eggs, fresh milk (in the glass jar), honey, local-grown coffee, etc. This is a great place to pick up fruits & veggies if you juice or make smoothies often. Today, I left with 1 gallon-sized bag of spinach, a huge bundle of cilantro, 2 lemons, 4 bananas, 2 avocados, 1 bell pepper & a bottle of honest tea for $12. A few bonuses to this market are that it's open Tuesday through Saturday, closes at 6pm during the week and has an indoor & outdoor area. Currently, there is a Facebook check-in special for 10% off your purchase or a free cup of coffee. If you buy a UFM reusable canvas bag for $10, you get a percentage off your purchase each time you use it. This market accepts cash & credit/debit.

On of my favorite parts of warm weather is visiting the various farmer's markets throughout the…read morecity. This was my first time visiting this particular location and I must say that I am glad that I did. They had a variety of vendor with so many fresh food including fruit, veggies, eggs, seafood, all types of salsa and more. In recent years, I have grown to love authentic healthy food and shopping here make me feel a little healthier each time, lol! Seriously, the prices are affordable and you can tell that each vendor sincerely cares about their goods. I stopped by so many booths that I cant list them all but I can tell you what I purchased: - Mint Leaves - Macaroons - Salsa - Tortilla Chips - Spinach and so much more! Oh and not to forget they have other vendors who sell jewelry, household, skincare items, etc. Check them out the next time you are in the area you should definitely stop by!

I love Cooper Young area and their farmers market. Be on…read morethe lookout for Just Miracles soap company out of s.mphs

I had the pleasure of chaperoning a field trip from a local middle school to Landmark Farmers…read moreMarket as part of a project on the food deserts in Memphis, TN. The amount they do with the space and funding they have, the interlocking cycles of what parts fertilize and irrigate others, and the specific focus on community engagement of getting the right food to people in need and working with the youth of the community is a testament to the leadership and vision of the folks involved in making it happen. Stop by and see for yourself.

From the owner: Fresh Salads Daily. Organic Produce grown on-site year-round. We make wellness products such as…read morean organic skin cream that is great on skin eczema and psoriasis. Our wellness products including detox tea and more. We are a farm-to-table establishment. Open to the public 11 a.m to 3 p.m Monday thru Saturday year-round. We grow quality organic food and utilize earth-friendly sustainable agricultural practices.