Tuscaloosa County Truck Growers Association

4150 5th Street anchors this market in Northport, with weekly shopping split between a Saturday morning market and a Tuesday afternoon market. The market’s materials put fresh produce at the center and pair that with payment assistance programs, including SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. That combination makes this a practical stop for shoppers planning around both schedule and budget, especially with two regular market days and a long vendor roster tied to seasonal events.

What you'll find there

The market’s own materials emphasize homegrown produce, while the vendor roster connected to Strawberry Fest shows a broader mix that includes farm stands, prepared foods, sweets, candles, soap, pottery, art, and home goods. Names on that list suggest a market where produce vendors share space with specialty food makers and craft sellers rather than a produce-only setup.

• -Shop T’s Great Salsa for salsa.
• -Find Wallace Homestead as a participating vendor.
• -Look for Maya Baker and Gregory’s Blueberries at the festival market.
• -Browse Abi Brewer Fine Art for artwork.
• -Pick up farm goods from Fields Farm.
• -See Howell Farm on the participating vendor roster.
• -Visit Tallow Belle Meadow Farm for farm products.
• -Browse Local Clay Works for clay works.
• -Find ArayaSunshine Candle Company for candles.
• -Stop by B&S Farm for farm products.
• -Grab baked goods from For the Love of Cinnamon.
• -Catch Harbin Farm among the participating vendors.
• -Browse All About Decor and More for decor items.
• -Pick up items from D & D Farms.
• -See M&E Designs for handmade goods.
• -Try Beck’s Blissful Bites for bites and sweets.
• -Add Blessed Bites to your snack stop list.
• -Find Bliss Treat Bar for treats.
• -Browse Grounded Honeysuckle Home for home goods.
• -Sample ENAK Flavors for prepared foods or flavor products.
• -Look for Kick’N Chick’N Salad for prepared salads.
• -Pick up Poppin’ Sisters Popcorn & Treats for popcorn and sweets.
• -Shop Sew and Sow for handmade goods.
• -Grab Sweet Daddy’s Sweet Potato Pies for pies.
• -Find Tony’s Gourmet Pork Skins for pork skins.
• -Pick up produce from JJ’s Produce.
• -Browse Elephantine Mink Soap Co for soap.
• -Cool off with Fresh Lemonade.
• -Look for Hale Farms on the vendor list.

Know before you go

Parking is the detail most likely to shape your arrival. The main parking lot entrances are at Jack Warner Parkway and 21st Avenue and at Queen City Avenue, with the 21st Avenue entrance recommended. Handicap parking is closest to the building at the Queen City Avenue entrance for vehicles with proper handicap decals. Additional parking is available in four nearby public lots: the Tuscaloosa Public Library, the Mildred Warner Westervelt Transportation Museum, the Visitor Center lot, and the lot just east of the River Walk pedestrian bridge. Dogs are welcome, and restrooms are not available on site.

Payments & SNAP

The market accepts SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, giving shoppers multiple ways to use nutrition benefits on market purchases. Payment assistance is a visible part of the market’s own planning materials rather than a side note, so shoppers using those programs can build a visit around them.