Farmers Market in Memphis (2025)

Downtown’s producer-only staple under Central Station draws farmers, bakers, and makers every Saturday, April–November. Regularly highlighted by I Love Memphis Blog and Downtown Memphis Commission, it’s a lively snapshot of the city’s food culture.

Year-round and producer-only, this Midtown meet-up is known for small-farm produce, flowers, and pasture-raised meats with a neighborly vibe. Praised by Tennessee Vacation and frequently featured by I Love Memphis Blog.

Run by Knowledge Quest, this seasonal Thursday market anchors a genuine community hub that also includes The Grocer and an educational kitchen. Recognized by I Love Memphis Blog for improving fresh-food access in South Memphis.

On the Agricenter International campus since 1986, this red-barn market offers seasonal produce, plants, and baked goods, with special winter dates. Noted by I Love Memphis Blog and confirmed by Agricenter’s official schedule.

Volunteer-driven and not-for-profit, this Saturday market runs May–September under shady pines, drawing small growers and artisans. Listed in I Love Memphis Blog’s 2025 guide and on the market’s official site.

A Thursday evening market set on a working farm park, with produce, value-added foods, and family programming. Confirmed by the City of Germantown calendar and included in regional roundups.

Operating Thursdays May–September behind Collierville United Methodist Church, this community-run market pairs farm goods with yoga and kids’ activities. Verified via the official market site and regional listings.

Launched by the Black Clergy Collaborative to spotlight Black growers and food entrepreneurs, the 2025 season opens at Pilgrim Rest Church. A mission-forward market advancing equity in the local food system.

A short drive from Memphis, this city-supported market hosts Thursday evening summer dates with local farms, food trucks, and music. Confirmed by the City of Millington and Pick Tennessee Products.

This Uptown neighborhood pop-up links urban growers like The Works Urban Farms with local producers for Friday afternoon shopping. Publicized by Choose901 and supported by Roxie’s renewed community focus.