SATURDAYS-MAY THROUGH OCTOBER-9 AM TO 1 PM

On Depot Street in front of the Federal Courthouse, in historic downtown Greeneville, Tennessee

 Free parking, nearby shops and restaurants and we accept SNAP!  Come see us!

Our vision is to provide high quality, local food to the Greeneville area, support small farmers, grow the local economy and provide an enjoyable open space for the community to gather.

We are strictly a grow-your-own market where you can buy directly from local farmers and producers. All products for sale are grown or made within a 50-mile radius of Greeneville. 

October is Vendor Appreciation Month

We are happy to announce Vendor Appreciation Month for October 2019. ALL vendors new and old will be able to set up a vendor spot every Saturday in October for FREE!!  Read more….

We will consider vendors in all categories, including vegetables and fruit, meat and poultry, eggs, cheese and other dairy, flowers and plants, jams and other preserves, honey, baked goods, prepared foods, body and wellness products or services and handmade crafts. Vendors must be the producer of all items sold and must be growing or making their products within 50 miles of Greeneville.  More information is available here. If you have any questions, please contact us at: depotstreetmarket@gmail.com

Are you a performer? A non-profit organization? Are you an expert in sustainability, food, agriculture, or anything else related to farms, food, gardening?  The Depot Street Farmers Market would like to hear from you! We are looking to partner with entertainers, experts, and non-profits who’d like to raise a little money and spread the word about their organization at the Market this year!  If interested contact us at: depotstreetmarket@gmail.com

The Depot Street Farmers Market is an ongoing project of NETFA, the Northeast Tennessee Food Alliance.

• • Provide a consistent market for local farmers and craftspeople to connect with consumers.
  • Offer educational opportunities for the community on the nutritional, environmental and economic value of buying local, sustainably-produced farm products.

• • Bringtogether our local farmers and craftspeople with families, neighbors and visitors to create a sense of community and social gathering.