2019 Farmers Market Season Opening Day
May 18th from 8:30 until noon @ the Covered Bridge in the Glades
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The Gatlinburg Farmers Market would like to invite everyone to join us for our Season Opening event featuring door prizes, plant and seed give-away, and children's activities in the Great Smoky Arts and Craft Community at the Covered Bridge (849 Glades Road, Gatlinburg).
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Products: Now in its eighth season, the market provides Tennessee grown produce, local products, and foods in a friendly social environment. Patrons will find a variety of in-season goods that may include fruits, nuts, berries, honey, jellies and jams, and vegetables. Also available are plants, baked goods and natural health and wellness products.
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Events: Join in on the fun with music and special events featuring the best of the natural and cultural resources of the Smokies. Youngsters will enjoy participating in market activities on Kids Days during the summer, as well as a scavenger hunt for local food treasures. (Look in the Market Calendar tab for these events.)
Internships: As part of the market's goal to enhance the quality of life in the Gatlinburg area and to educate people on nutritional, economic, environmental, and social implications of eating seasonally and locally, we have developed internship opportunities for youth and young adults interested in earning community service merits and letters of participation. (Look in the Internship tab for job descriptions and more information.)
May 18th from 8:30 until noon @ the Covered Bridge in the Glades
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The Gatlinburg Farmers Market would like to invite everyone to join us for our Season Opening event featuring door prizes, plant and seed give-away, and children's activities in the Great Smoky Arts and Craft Community at the Covered Bridge (849 Glades Road, Gatlinburg).
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Products: Now in its eighth season, the market provides Tennessee grown produce, local products, and foods in a friendly social environment. Patrons will find a variety of in-season goods that may include fruits, nuts, berries, honey, jellies and jams, and vegetables. Also available are plants, baked goods and natural health and wellness products.
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Events: Join in on the fun with music and special events featuring the best of the natural and cultural resources of the Smokies. Youngsters will enjoy participating in market activities on Kids Days during the summer, as well as a scavenger hunt for local food treasures. (Look in the Market Calendar tab for these events.)
Internships: As part of the market's goal to enhance the quality of life in the Gatlinburg area and to educate people on nutritional, economic, environmental, and social implications of eating seasonally and locally, we have developed internship opportunities for youth and young adults interested in earning community service merits and letters of participation. (Look in the Internship tab for job descriptions and more information.)
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Directions to Market
Traffic light #3 in Gatlinburg - turn north onto Hwy 321 toward Cosby
Go 2.7 miles and take a left on Glades Road.
The Market is 2 miles down Glades on the left at the covered bridge
Go 2.7 miles and take a left on Glades Road.
The Market is 2 miles down Glades on the left at the covered bridge
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It is with great enthusiasm that we present the Gatlinburg Farmers Market. We are residents of Sevier and Cocke Counties. Specifically Gatlinburg and surrounding towns, including Pigeon Forge and Sevierville who are focused on healthy food, lifestyle, technology, and major event productions throughout our careers. We all selected the Great Smoky Mountains as our home because of the beauty and offerings of the area and the wonderful lifestyle it brings and has the capacity to bring to its residents. The Gatlinburg Farmers Market is a dream and a vision to provide our residents and visitors with fresh, local produce for fair pricing while supporting and stimulating the local economy |
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"Everything that slows us down and forces patience, everything that sets us back into the slow circles of nature, is a help. Gardening is an instrument of grace." - May Sarton