Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville

Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville is tied to Sweet Grown Alabama, a concrete sign of its Alabama-grown focus. The market runs in Meridianville during June, July, and August, with Tuesday shopping hours in the late afternoon and a Saturday market window as well. It sets up on the lawn of First Baptist Church of Meridianville at 175 Monroe Road, giving the market a clearly defined local setting rather than a rotating pop-up footprint. The vendor roster mixes farms, bakers, prepared-food sellers, flowers, plants, jewelry, and sewn goods, so the market reads as both a produce stop and a seasonal gathering place for makers and food vendors.

Why it matters locally

First Baptist Church of Meridianville hosts the market on its front lawn, placing the market in a familiar Meridianville setting with a fixed place for seasonal shopping. The market also states that only producers may sell there, defining vendors as the people who grow or make the product, along with their family members, partners, or employees. That rule keeps the emphasis on direct sales from the people behind the goods rather than on resale.

The producer standard is also tied to geography. Vendors are expected to be located in North Alabama or the Tennessee Valley. Membership in Sweet Grown Alabama reinforces that regional identity, while references to Alabama public-health and agriculture guidance show the market operating within state food rules rather than outside them.

What you'll find there

The lineup is broad for a summer market in Meridianville: multiple farms anchor the roster, while baked goods, sweets, food trucks, flowers, plants, jewelry, and handmade goods fill in around them. Instead of a single-category market, this one leans into a mixed vendor field that can cover shopping, snacks, and take-home extras in one stop.

• -Find farm vendors including Delfryn Fach Farms.
• -Shop produce or farm goods from Campbell Farms.
• -Look for Dixieland Farm in the farmers lineup.
• -Browse offerings from Green Acres Organic Farm.
• -Pick up items from Sligo Farms.
• -Add another farm stop with D & H Farms.
• -Cool off with Snow Biz.
• -Grab prepared food from Nomads Road Dogs.
• -Snack on Rocket City Popperz.
• -Choose baked goods from The Bake Shop.
• -Catch Jeanette's Funnel Cakes for fair-style sweets.
• -Browse By The Rose.
• -Wear or gift pieces from Keistone Jewelry.
• -Stop by Nature's Fountain.
• -Pick up sweets from Kookies Now by Brittany.
• -Browse handmade items from Heartworks Sew Designs.
• -Take home plants from McGee Plants.
• -Visit Butterfly Bliss.
• -Bring home blooms from Flourish Flower Farm.
• -Add condiments or specialty items from Sauce Daddy.
• -Seek out ATK Bakery Gluten.
• -Try desserts from Silver Fox Sweet Treats.
• -Stop at The Mason Jar.
• -Shop Ivy & Rain Farm.
• -Order from Fire & Spice Food Truck.
• -Pick up prepared foods from Sherry's Kitchen.
• -Finish with baked goods from The Baking Lab.

Beyond the summer Tuesday season, the market calendar also includes a Spring Market in May on Saturday and a Holiday Market in October on Saturday, both scheduled from 9am to 3pm.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms listed for the market, which is one of the most practical details to plan around before arriving. Dogs are welcome, and the market notes clear payment methods, both useful details if you're deciding how to visit and what to bring along. The market takes place at 175 Monroe Road on the lawn of First Baptist Church of Meridianville, so look for an outdoor church-lawn setup rather than an indoor hall or civic building. If you are shopping the core season, the Tuesday market runs in June, July, and August, with additional Saturday dates tied to the seasonal event calendar.