Farmers Markets near Jonesborough, TN

Jonesborough

Jonesborough Farmers Market is a 100% producer-only market - which means that all products brought to the market are grown, raised, or made by the vendor. We also limit vendors to a 10-mile radius of Jonesborough, TN, which guarantees the freshest locally-grown products are available. We offer live music, a walking program, and a kids activity once per month. We accept SNAP-EBT funds and participate in a SNAP-match program.

Jonesborough

Boone Street Market is a year-round local foods store sourcing within 100 miles of Jonesborough, TN (primary); in Tennessee; and in the Central Appalachian region. Most products are sold direct-to-consumer to maximize the revenue returned to the vendor. Products include fruits, vegetables, grains, honey, pizza, coffee, meats, and pot pies.

Jonesborough

The Winter Market picks up where the Jonesborough Farmers Market leaves off. We open vendor sign-ups to all active JFM vendors and move locations to in front of Boone Street Market. This year, we'll operate on the first three Saturdays in November and December, and the third Saturday January through April, from 9 am to 12 pm. All products are grown, raised, or made locally - by the vendor.

This Gray market operated Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7 a.m. to noon from May through September at the Appalachian Fairgrounds on Lakeview Street, and it stood out as the area's only strictly locally grown market. Recent reports say the fairgrounds no longer host it. Nearby Jonesborough and Johnson City run their own markets for shoppers in this part of Northeast Tennessee.

Johnson City

Operating since 1976, the Johnson City Farmers Market sells Saturdays 8 to 1 at the covered pavilion on South Roan Street. Vendors offer fruits, vegetables, eggs, meats, honey, jams, and baked goods, and the space includes indoor room. Most take cash and cards, with some accepting SNAP, EBT, and WIC.

Greeneville

Greeneville's producers-only market runs Saturdays 9 to 1, May through October, with vendors selling only what they grow or make themselves — vegetables, beef and goat meat, fruit, herbs, flowers, breads, and crafts. It accepts SNAP and EBT, and an online market operates year-round. The Greene County Fairgrounds is among the locations it has used.

Gate City

Gate City's farmers market operates at 156 East Jackson Street, the seat of Scott County in Virginia's far southwest corner near the Tennessee line. This is deep Appalachian country, close to the Clinch River and the Cumberland Gap region. The market brings together local produce, canned goods, and crafts from the surrounding hollows and farms. As a small-town market, its season is short, so check current days before visiting.

Burnsville

A Main Street market in Bakersville, listed at 143 Crimson Laurel Way, the same downtown stretch as the town's other farmers market and near the creek that runs through the center of town. Mitchell County growers work a short Blue Ridge season here. It reads as a near-duplicate of the Bakersville Farmers' Market record; days and contact aren't confirmed.

Bakersville

Held at 175 Crimson Laurel Way in Bakersville, seat of Mitchell County in the Blue Ridge near Roan Mountain. This high-elevation market runs a cool, late-starting season built around mountain produce, berries, and local crafts. Market days and contact details aren't confirmed here.

Bristol

Named for the street that splits Tennessee from Virginia, this market sits on State Street in downtown Bristol, where the twin-city line runs right down the middle. Regional growers sell produce and local goods in the warm season. Downtown Bristol also anchors the Birthplace of Country Music district, making the market an easy stop on a walk through town. Check locally for current market days.