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Vendors

Coppercorn Specialty Popcorn Co.- Johnica Davis. Amish style blue popcorn popped fresh daily.

 Granola Naturals- Mary Vultaggio, granola cereal, bars, toffee bars, peanut nugget, and but mix bags. Homemade granola treats of all varieties.

 East TN Overhill Intertribal Descendants- Charlie Dyson. Indian handmade jewelry.

Lydia Nelson: handmade aprons. Many different styles and colors.
 
OMG Gourd Creations - Christine Thokveen. Gourd artist that makes any creation with dry gourds.

Smoky Mountain Gourmet- Charles Mackem and Holly Byrd.  Deliciously unique homemade gumbo, soup, and teas.

Bake My Day - Alicea Abbey. Homemade specialty breads and sweet treats. Bagels, English muffins, sourdough and focaccia breads, and different varieties of cup cakes.

Tera Sheffey: Vegetables and vegetable plants.

Bobby Grover: Sourwood Honey

Rhonda and Paul Brantley: baked goods. Cheesecakes and cookies lots of different varieties.

The Smokin Bean- Thomas M. Griffin. Locally roasted coffee beans.

 Arcadia Farm of Seymour- Crystal Yates. Locally raised chickens with fresh eggs. arcadiafarmofseymour.com

Gray/Williams Farm- Nancy and David Gray and Robin Williams. Vegetables, vegetable plants, baked goods, and jellies, jams, and preserves.

Lea Cole: baked goods

More Vendors

On Cosby Daylilies – Beautiful garden daylilies of many different varieties. 

Knotty Gecko Handcrafts – Topical products such as lye soap, lotions, lip balm and also wooden wick soy wax candles.  All made with natural ingredients that are earth friendly.

Lines Market Garden – Pesticide-free vegetables and fruits, cut herbs and flowers.

Catskill Farms – A large farmer who sells a variety of vegetables and vegetable plants.

Ely’s Mill – Seasonal honey.


Summer Blues- Jay and Shirley Swan, Cosby, Tn. Fresh fruit, blueberries bushes and fruit, cut herbs, cut flowers, potted herbs, flowers, shrubs, or trees in pots. Been with the market 4 years have beautiful plants and delectable blueberries mid season.

Crooked Letter Farms- Kim Springer, Sevierville, Tn. Vegetables, fresh fruit, cut herbs, she brought romaine lettuce to start the season. She has the most vibrantly colored gladiolus with beautiful handmade vases you will ever see, they are gorgeous. During mid season, right now, she has corn and sweet potatoes as well. This is her first season with us.

Lucy's Laundry- Megan Meaghar. Homemade liquid and powdered laundry detergent. She also has been making homemade natural salves, chapsticks, lotions, and sunscreen. This is her first year.



Olde Virden's Red Hot Sprinkle-
Chris and Allyson Virden of Gatlinburg, TN. This is their first year selling their  proprietary blend of dehydrated chili flakes.  They are a local business sourcing their peppers from local farmers.
www.oldevirdens.com


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Two of our board members, Glo Turner and Zach Turner, help out at Gatlinburg's Earthday Festival.

Community Board


Please vote for the Gatlinburg Farmers Market as your favorite market in Tennessee.

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Check out these articles that have featured or mentioned the Gatlinburg Farmers Market





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