A producers-only farmers market featuring local vegetables, Meats (Beef and Goat ) fruits, herbs, flowers, breads, baked goods, crafts and much more! Come meet our farmers and craftspeople and share our Greene County harvest! See old friends and make new ones! Spend the day in beautiful, Historic Greeneville, TN!
We welcome all that live in East Tennessee, who would like to sell their produce, crafts and more. Please go to our web site, fill out the application and join us at The Doak House Museum, on the Tusculum College Campus.
We are open May to October
Our online market is OPEN year round....www.gfm.locallygrown.net...please sign in and register. We are accepting new growers and crafters as well.
Listing last updated on
Jan 21, 2025
Market Schedule
May - Oct: Saturday: 9:00am - 1:00pmPhotos
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Latest Reviews
Upon my first visit to this market, I was warmly welcomed, not bomb barded. There is a wide variety of local crops and crafts. Enough product to supply canning needs and crafts that wow, yet are traditional and giftable.... [more]
I love several aspects of this market. It is under a pavilion, so the weather doesn't matter; there are bathrooms, just in case and there is lots of free parking.... [more]
This is a great market. Perfect for vendors. Undercover, electricity, bathrooms.
AND, they take EBT and Credit Cards.
Products and Crops
Processed:
- baked goods
- bath / body
- bread
- honey
- pasta/soups
- preserves
- soap
- teas
Herbs:
- dried herbs
- fresh herbs
- medicinal herbs
Flowers:
- edible flowers
- fresh flowers
Specialty Items:
Fruits:
Meats/Livestock:
Dairy/Eggs:
Nuts/Seeds:
Processed:
Contact Information
Contact:
Judy Shelton
(423) 552-3023
Judy Shelton
(423) 552-3023
Location:
690 Erwin Hwy.
The Doak House Museum
Greeneville, TN 37745
690 Erwin Hwy.
The Doak House Museum
Greeneville, TN 37745
Directions:
11 E to Erwin Hwy.
The Doak House Museum, on the campus of Tusculum College
Mailing Address:
PO Box 91
Greeneville, TN 37744
PO Box 91
Greeneville, TN 37744
Website: