Gatlinburg Farmers Market

Gatlinburg Farmers Market
2013 Season
Saturday Mornings
May 11th- October 12th
8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Directions to Market

Stop light #3 in Gatlinburg turn north onto Hwy 321 toward Cosby
GFM is located about a mile on the left in the
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot.

705 East Parkway
Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738

Local Choices for Healthy Mountain Living

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, who are focused on 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

Exciting Addition to Market

Do you have a garden but don't think you have enough produce to bring to the market? Are you interested in a booth at the market but don't want to be there every week? No problem. The market is introducing the "Shared Booth" for the 2013 season. We are keeping a list of folks who might be interested in joining with a group of fellow gardeners to share a booth. Your group would be responsible for scheduling who would run your booth on the given market day. The market asks that you fill out the "Vendor Application" and check that you are interested in the "Shared Booth". Please contact Allyson Virden at lecontelady@gmail.com and let her know you want your name added to the list. Please let her know a good contact phone number, email address, and where your garden is located. Each person is responsible for following the market rules and regulations. We look forward to hearing from you.

"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