Liz and Frank are wonderful! They always make sure that they have the freshest produce at the best…read moreprices! When I first shopped there I was shocked at how cheap the portobellas were! In the summer they always have the best priced and quality watermelons and freshly shelled baby peas.

This place is great! A must stop for fresh food. To know that the meat is local and processed…read morelocally is fantastic! The cheeses are great and, of course, Brown's Dairy products. The surprise items such as seasonal plants and locally made soaps and lotions are another reason to make this a weekly shopping venue.

Amish donuts are just plain awesome. These are with the…read moremoney for sure. Recommend it to anyone visiting our local Farmers Market.

This farmer's market happens every Saturday under the covered car space from 7am to 4pm. It's one…read moreof the smallest ones I've been to, but it's got a good variety of fruit, produce, jams, jewelry, apparel, and crafts with very friendly vendors. A couple of them even give samples. It's a fun, family-friendly vibe and it gives you something to do in the town of Jackson that is free or cheap. Go and spend your Saturday exploring the selection, meet some local vendors, and grab a donut from the donut truck!

Open from mid-Apr through end of Oct., located in parking lot for Midtown Shopping Center, near…read moreSouthern Star Yoga. Got some nice arugula, tomatoes, squash, shiitake ($3.50/0.25lb, or sometimes on special for $6/0.5lb), mustard greens ($2/bunch), eggplant, red bell peppers (3/$1), strawberry-fig jam here ($6.50/pint). They have musicians too. Other items spotted: honey, eggs ($3.75/doz), baby daikon, baby mustard salad greens, cucumbers.

This farmers market runs May-October on Saturdays 7-11am and Wednesdays 8am-1pm. It's located in a…read moreparking lot. After a late night in the Square, I wanted to check out the fresh produce for sale and live entertainment, but arrived as it was closing. Some say that's a great time to check out what's left and negotiate prices! But really, the stalls were all closing up as I arrived. I saw some tomatoes and flowers for sale. Missed the musicians, unfortunately. Early bird gets the worm!

Not a large selection, but they do have a number of good specialty items: some ethnic goods, some…read morebulk-purchase grains, inexpensive spices and teas packed in 1- and 2-oz plastic bags (vanilla beans, Tellicherry peppercorns, Chinese five spice, allspice, whole cumin, brown and yellow mustard seeds, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks and ground cinnamon, white and black sesame seeds, etc.). Some locally produced items (vine-ripe tomatoes from Tennessee, local squash, locally produced milk in glass bottles, etc.). Fresh produce can be hit-or-miss--some items have definitely passed their prime, and others are wonderfully fresh (look for the items labeled "locally grown"). Take Lamar north past Mid Town Shopping Center, past Beacon, on east side of road. M-Sat 9-6, Sun 9-4

Very small building but with a large selection. The prices are good and the owner is super friendly.read more

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.

Located in Plein Air development, next to Emileigh's, on the grassy area under a tall tree. Local…read moremusicians. Some organic goods (mizuna, bok choy, squash), baked goods, books. Nice place to hang out and enjoy.

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!

The opportunity for local venders to provide food, produce, honey, prepared foods, seasonings, and…read moreother products is very well laid out for patrons. The open air under the pavilion provides a great setting and my wife and I have gone here multiple times. My recommendation to all the vendors is to start their Yelp account so that they can receive feedback. All the vendors seem to do excellent service to their customers.

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 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!

We drove about 20 miles to this place 3/22/25 looking to purchase some green tomatoes. We walked in…read morea lady was at the counter cracking pecans,she glanced up briefly never said a mumbling word. I told her what I was looking for never looking up she said,we're out" I looked around for a minute then asked would they have any soon she mumbled I don't know. At this point I was ill,and we just walked out. The rudest worst experience I've ever had in a store and I will never go back there. Sorry I wasted my gas and time.

I'm not sure how much the prices of their other goods were, but we went to get a bushel of peas. I…read morehave never paid $40 for a bushel of peas, nor did I today! We drove off, and I personally will never be back. I won't actively discourage anyone else, because there are obviously people foolish enough to pay $40 for a bushel of peas. Have mercy!

Hidden gem. This guy has quite a bit of furniture. Nice pieces. Enough glassware to decorate it…read moreall. He has cast iron cookware. He has old tools. Didn't see any clothes. (Thank goodness). Had some jewelry too I think. Not so high-end either. Plus the gentleman was easy to talk to and very cordial. More than happy to leave some of my $ with him. Definitely worth stopping at this wide spot in the road, if only to browse.

This is a charming antique shop - some real hidden treasures here. I bought two stacking legal…read morebookcases - one in oak and one in walnut. I have been looking for one for years and found two! I bought a lovely marble top harp table - so pretty and well cared for. I've found some beautiful glassware and a chair or two here and there. I love to browse and find that amazing treasure from the past. The couple that own the business are delightful, down-to-earth and hospitable. Take your time and enjoy!