At the market located at Chestnut Street & 19th, you’ll find the freshest local produce and a host of farmers, artisans, and neighbors who work tirelessly to support our thriving community.

Browse selections from new guest vendors and pick up your Thanksgiving pre-orders. Stay for the ice cream samples. We can’t wait to see you.

Grab your favorite weekly staples and connect with new guest vendors.

Find locally foraged fruits, mushrooms, and specialty vinegars at Stem & Stipe. Stock your medicine cabinet with Echinacea and Elderberry syrup from Leonara Apothecary. Salute your sweet tooth with ice cream samples from Tilly Mae Apple Butter or craft cocktail syrups from Elsea & Co.

Also not to be missed: the Chattanooga Food Center will host a food demonstration at this week’s market. They’re collaborating with Jess Revels of Mac’s Kitchen & Bar to make a butternut squash soufflé with fall crostini. Stop by for a sample!

Sometimes less is more

Pro tip: chop overly-fatty pieces of meat and store temporarily in fridge or for several months in freezer. Later, use the fat in place of butter or oil to coat your cookware. Works like a dream for frying eggs or caramelizing an onion.

Go to our pre-order form, choose from 5-9 ft. options, and select a pick-up date. To provide extra support, you may also choose to add a donation amount to your tree total upon checkout. Pick up at the market located at Chestnut Street and 19th.

One more thing

Kelsey Keener of Sequatchie Cove recently took an educational journey to Crescent City, California to learn about chickens for two days. Yes – Kelsey, the farmer that has been around chickens since childhood and works year-round to provide the region with the healthiest, nutrient-dense eggs. That Kelsey.

He visited Alexandre, a truly regenerative family farm, to attend a pasture poultry event and learn how to scale his farm effectively without compromising quality or sustainability. Here’s the kicker: Kelsey has shared a recap of the seminar he attended, including the knowledge he’s walking away with – pasture flock management, record keeping, business management, and more. If you are a poultry farmer, this blog is for you.