Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville

175 Monroe Road is the setting for Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville, a summer market with both a weekday afternoon session and a Saturday daytime session in Meridianville. The vendor roster points to a broad mix rather than a produce-only stop: farm names sit alongside bakers, food trucks, plant sellers, flower growers, jewelry makers, and sewn-goods vendors. Market rules keep that mix rooted in producer participation, with sellers defined as the people who grow or make what they bring and with an emphasis on North Alabama or Tennessee Valley producers. That combination gives the market a practical identity: local growers and makers first, with prepared food and craft booths folded into the same stop.

What you'll find there

The lineup at Meridianville spans farms, baked goods, hot food, plants, flowers, and handmade items, so a visit can cover dinner ingredients, a snack, and non-food shopping in one pass. The names on the current roster lean heavily toward individual farm and maker businesses, matching the market's producer-focused rules.

• -Find produce and farm goods from Delfryn Fach Farms.
• -Pick up farm products from Campbell Farms.
• -Shop for farm offerings from Dixieland Farm.
• -Look for goods from Green Acres Organic Farm.
• -Browse the stand from Sligo Farms.
• -Stop with D & H Farms for farm products.
• -Cool off with Snow Biz.
• -Order prepared food from Nomads Road Dogs.
• -Grab a snack from Rocket City Popperz.
• -Choose baked goods from The Bake Shop.
• -Save room for Jeanette's Funnel Cakes.
• -Browse By The Rose.
• -Shop jewelry from Keistone Jewelry.
• -Look over products from Nature's Fountain.
• -Pick up sweets from Kookies Now by Brittany.
• -Browse sewn items from Heartworks Sew Designs.
• -Add plants from McGee Plants.
• -Stop by Butterfly Bliss.
• -Bring home flowers from Flourish Flower Farm.
• -Pick up bottled goods from Sauce Daddy.
• -Look for gluten-free baked items from ATK Bakery Gluten.
• -Choose desserts from Silver Fox Sweet Treats.
• -Browse offerings from The Mason Jar.
• -Shop farm goods from Ivy & Rain Farm.
• -Order a meal from Fire & Spice Food Truck.
• -Pick up prepared food from Sherry's Kitchen.
• -Finish with baked goods from The Baking Lab.

Know before you go

The most important planning detail is the market's short summer season: Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville runs from June through August, with two different weekly shopping windows, Saturday daytime and Tuesday late afternoon. The market also states that dogs are welcome, which matters if you're deciding whether to bring a pet along. Restrooms are not available on-site. Vendor rules are notably specific about who can sell here: only producers may participate, meaning the person at the booth grows or makes the product, and producers are expected to be based in North Alabama or the Tennessee Valley. That gives shoppers a clear sense of the market's operating standard before they arrive.