Vendor Events in Memphis, TN

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Operating weekly from May through November, this farmers market located at 1400 Mississippi Blvd in Memphis brings together local growers and food producers to serve the South Memphis community. The Thursday morning and early afternoon hours, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, make it convenient for shoppers to browse fresh seasonal produce and artisanal food items throughout the warmer months. Farmers markets like this one differ from other retail experiences by connecting you directly with the people who grow and make your food, offering transparency about sourcing and production methods that you won't find in conventional grocery stores. Vendors at the South Memphis Farmers Market typically offer a diverse range of products reflecting both regional agriculture and neighborhood preferences. You'll find fresh vegetables and herbs that change with the seasons, from spring greens and early summer tomatoes to fall squashes and root vegetables. Beyond produce, vendors commonly stock locally-made baked goods, honey from regional beekeepers, and homemade jams and preserves that showcase seasonal fruit harvests. Nuts and other value-added food products round out the offerings, with many vendors prioritizing organic and sustainably-grown options. This focus on fresh, whole foods makes the market a valuable resource for home cooks, meal planners, and anyone interested in knowing the story behind what they eat. The market welcomes a range of shoppers and payment methods. SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted, making fresh local food accessible to participants in nutrition assistance programs. Senior FMNP benefits are also honored, supporting older adults in accessing fresh produce. Credit card payments are available for added convenience. Whether you're a longtime customer of farmers markets or trying one for the first time, the South Memphis Farmers Market provides a seasonal rhythm of shopping that connects you to local food production and your community's agricultural heritage.

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The Farmers' Market at the Garden is a seasonal Wednesday vendor market held at the Memphis Botanic Garden, a 96-acre botanical garden in midtown Memphis. The market runs Wednesday afternoons from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM during the April through October season, offering vendors an opportunity to sell locally grown produce, farm products, and handmade goods to garden visitors and the local community. The picturesque garden setting attracts shoppers seeking fresh, local items while supporting regional farmers and artisans. Vendors benefit from the garden's foot traffic and established customer base looking for quality, locally-sourced products in a pleasant outdoor environment.

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The Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market is a year-round farmers market and artisan fair held every Saturday in Memphis' Midtown neighborhood. The market features local farmers, producers, and artisans selling fresh produce, grass-fed meat, baked goods, honey, craft items, flowers, and coffee. Shoppers enjoy live music and food trucks. Located in the First Congregational Church parking lot at the corner of Cooper and Walker Streets, the market has operated for over a decade serving the Midtown and surrounding communities. Hours vary seasonally: Spring/Summer hours are 8am-12pm Saturdays, while fall/winter hours are 9am-1pm Saturdays. The market is family, kid, and dog-friendly, and welcomes all vendors to sell locally-produced goods directly to customers.

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The Agricenter International Farmers Market is Tennessee's longest-running seasonal farmers market, established in 1986. Operating six days a week from May through October, the market features locally-grown produce, fresh vegetables, fruits, baked goods, seafood, eggs, dairy, honey, and farm-raised meat from Western Tennessee growers. Arts and crafts vendors, handmade items, plants, and herbs are also available. Located at the corner of Walnut Grove Road and Germantown Parkway on the Agricenter International campus, this market serves as one of the largest small business incubators in the greater Memphis area. Vendors offer items they personally farm, grow, or hand craft, creating a direct connection between producers and consumers seeking fresh, locally-sourced products.

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A weekly gathering of local growers and producers, this farmers market has been a cornerstone of the Downtown Memphis community for nearly two decades. Located at 2599 Avery Ave, the market operates Saturday mornings from 7 AM to 1 PM throughout the growing season, running April through October when local farms are at their most productive. It's the kind of event where you'll find customers arriving early to snag the best seasonal produce, fresh-baked goods, and handmade items before the selection thins out as the morning progresses. The vendor mix at Memphis Farmers Market reflects what's typical for a well-established farmers market: local farmers selling whatever's in season, from spring greens and asparagus through summer tomatoes, peppers, and berries, into fall squash and root vegetables. You'll also find bakers offering fresh bread, pastries, and prepared goods made with local ingredients. Handmade vendors round out the market with items like preserves, honey, crafts, and value-added products that appeal to the community's growing interest in locally-sourced goods. The market's mission centers on connecting shoppers directly with producers and educating the community about nutrition, seasonal eating, and the benefits of choosing local. The Saturday morning timing makes this an accessible shopping destination for working people and weekend visitors. You'll encounter a mix of regular customers who come every week and newcomers curious about what local producers have available. The market atmosphere tends to be friendly and educational, with vendors who are usually happy to talk about how they grow or make their products. For vendors, a farmers market like this provides regular, predictable foot traffic in a specific neighborhood, built-in repeat customers, and the chance to build relationships with shoppers who specifically value local sourcing and quality.

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Thursday afternoons in Overton Park bring a lively gathering of local producers and growers to 389 East Parkway in Memphis. This weekly farmers market runs seasonally, operating Thursday afternoons from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM during spring and fall months when regional agriculture is most abundant. The timing makes it convenient for people to stop by after work or while running errands in the Overton Park area. You'll find a solid mix of vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, local cheese, eggs, herbs, and flowers. Many producers focus on organic and sustainably grown items, which appeals to shoppers looking to buy directly from the source and understand where their food comes from. Beyond edibles, crafts vendors also set up, adding another dimension to the market beyond just produce shopping. The variety keeps regulars coming back week to week to see what's seasonal and new. The Overton Park Community Farmers Market accepts multiple payment methods including credit cards, making transactions smooth for most shoppers. The market also welcomes SNAP/EBT benefits and participates in Senior FMNP programs, which expands access for different community members. This commitment to inclusive payment options reflects the market's focus on serving the broader Memphis community, not just shoppers with cash on hand. If you're a food producer, baker, crafter, or grower in the Memphis area, this weekly market offers a consistent venue with established foot traffic during peak seasons. The Thursday evening slot and spring-through-fall schedule work well for vendors who want predictable market dates without year-round commitment.

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Memphis' largest one-day street festival in the Cooper-Young neighborhood, now in its 38th year. Features 425+ artisan vendors, live music on two stages, and food booths drawing 135,000 guests.

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Every May, Memphis transforms into the epicenter of competitive barbecue when the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest takes over Liberty Park in Midtown. This four-day festival, running May 13-16, 2026, draws thousands of barbecue enthusiasts, competitive pitmasters, and food lovers from across the country and internationally. What sets this event apart from typical food festivals is its focus on serious competition alongside celebration, dozens of teams compete for championship titles while the broader festival atmosphere welcomes vendors, craft sellers, and entertainment throughout the grounds. The festival attracts a diverse vendor base beyond just food. Craft vendors, merchandise sellers, and artisans find strong foot traffic during these dates, as attendees spend multiple days exploring the festival grounds. The crowd includes serious barbecue competitors and hobbyists, families looking for outdoor entertainment and food experiences, and tourists visiting Memphis specifically for this event. The mid-May timing means warm weather and the general festive spirit of late spring, drawing both locals and out-of-state visitors who plan trips around the competition. Beyond vendor opportunities, the festival combines live music, entertainment, and the spectacle of competitive barbecue cooking, creating an engaging atmosphere that keeps attendees on the grounds for extended periods. Teams set up elaborate cooking stations and smokers throughout Liberty Park, creating a unique visual and sensory experience. For vendors, this means exposure to a crowd with disposable income, time to browse, and interest in festival merchandise, crafts, and goods that complement the barbecue-centric atmosphere. The event's established reputation and annual tradition means consistent attendance and vendor interest year after year. If you're considering participating as a vendor, the Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest represents a high-traffic opportunity in a thriving festival environment with a well-established audience expecting food, entertainment, and shopping experiences all in one destination.

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The Pink Palace Crafts Fair is the Mid-South's largest juried arts and crafts fair, a three-day family event held each September at Audubon Park. Vendors present handmade items including pottery, jewelry, 2-D art, glass, wood, leather, sculpture, fiber, textiles, and mixed media across fine crafts and handicraft categories. The fair features master craftspeople demonstrations, live music, food and beverage vendors, and children's activities attracting thousands of shoppers from across the country. Organized by the Friends of the Pink Palace Museum, this established event now in its 54th year runs Friday through Sunday, 10am-5pm, with a $35 application fee. Artists must be present during all fair hours.

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Memphis Crafts & Drafts Festival Holiday Market is an annual juried art and maker market held in November at Crosstown Concourse in Midtown Memphis. The event showcases local and regional artists, crafters, and makers selling handmade goods alongside a curated craft beer garden. This free event attracts thousands of holiday shoppers seeking unique, locally-made gifts. The festival typically features 85+ vendors and includes family-friendly activities at the venue. Vendors operate both indoors in the Atrium and outdoors on the Concourse Plaza. The event is produced by the Memphis Flyer and Crosstown Arts, supporting the local creative community.

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Vendor Information Memphis Crafts & Drafts Festival 0 Skip to Content Vendor Information Contact Us Open Menu Close Menu Vendor Information Contact Us Open Menu Close Menu Vendor Information Contact Us Vendor Information We are looking for new and established, local and regional, unique and creative makers, artists, and crafters. Our goal is to showcase the very best of the local creative community at our events. Memphis Crafts & Drafts Festival (Crafts & Drafts for short!) is a market event series now in its 11th year, and hosted by the Memphis Flyer . We partner with Crosstown Arts to host this event at the fabulous Crosstown Concourse - outdoors on the Concourse Plaza and indoors within the Atrium. Our Summer Market in 2025 attracted 2,500+ guests and 75+ artists and makers, and our Holiday Market in 2025 attracted 3,500+ guests and 85+ artists and makers. We are proud of our efforts to support area creatives and the Memphis Flyer has been part of the creative community ourselves since 1989.

Painted Tree Boutiques - Memphis

Creative community of shop owners at The Commons at Wolfchase. Vendors rent booth space to sell gifts, decor, fashion, and artisan goods.

The Woman's Exchange of Memphis

Established in 1885, this consignment marketplace for seamstresses and artisans features handmade art, cards, ornaments, home decor, fiber wearables, and edibles. Includes a tearoom.