Community Farmers Market Bowling Green

Community Farmers Market Bowling Green runs year-round in Bowling Green as a producer-only market at 2319 Nashville Road, near WKU South Campus and the Knicely Conference Center. The setup matters: produce growers, meat producers, bakers, flower farmers, cheesemakers, and prepared-food vendors all sell under one market banner, with a mix that stretches well beyond standard vegetable shopping. With both Saturday morning and Tuesday afternoon hours, it offers two distinct chances each week to shop for staples like eggs, greens, and meat or add coffee, flowers, pottery, and body care to the same stop.

What you'll find there

The market’s strongest throughline is breadth within a producer-only format: everyday groceries sit alongside specialty foods, flowers, home goods, and craft work from named vendors. Shoppers can build a full basket here, then keep going into extras that range from Thai eggplant to charcuterie cups and cast iron restoration.

• -Pick up seafood from ABSeafood.
• -Find Certified Naturally Grown produce at Apostles Garden.
• -Browse Bamboo Farms for produce including Thai eggplant, lemongrass, and winter melon, plus handmade Karenni bags.
• -Grab sourdough products, superfood chocolate, and Alvaton Coffee Company coffee from Banjo Bakes.
• -Stock up on beef, pork, chicken, turkey, and eggs from Bentley Farms.
• -Shop Cardwell Family Farms for hydroponically grown strawberries, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and canned tomato and strawberry products.
• -Order arepas from Chamo Arepas.
• -Choose handmade soaps, lip balms, herbal salves, body care products, and dog treats at Chestnut Cove.
• -Look for fresh produce and art from Dewitt Farm Fresh.
• -Bring home fresh produce, cut herbs, eggs, baked items, and tie-dyed textiles from Dripping Springs Farm.
• -Taste artisanal cookies from EQ Cookies.
• -Explore mushrooms, cast iron restoration, knife sharpening, and laser-cut wooden accessories at Foothill Farm.
• -Buy sourdough bread, bagels, cookies, scones, eggs, and houseplants from Happy Hen Homestead & Bakery.
• -Add charcuterie cups and boards from Heartcuterie or salads and prepared foods to-go from Lilah's Lunch Box.
• -Sample cheeses including bleu, brie, cheddar, and Swiss from Kenny's Farmhouse Cheese.
• -Take home bouquets, plants, elderberry syrup, blueberries, blackberries, and pawpaws from Lovee & Rose Farm.
• -Fill out the produce side with Need More Acres Farm’s fruits and vegetables, whole chickens, and pork.
• -Choose 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef, pork, chicken, turkey, lamb, dairy, eggs, and gluten-free baked goods from River Cottage Farm.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at this market, which is the clearest rule to know before arriving. The market takes place at 2319 Nashville Road near WKU South Campus and the Knicely Conference Center, a useful landmark pair if you are navigating across Bowling Green. It operates on two weekly schedules rather than a single market day: Saturday mornings from 8 am to 1 pm and Tuesday afternoons from 2 pm to 6 pm. Restrooms are not available on site. If you like shopping directly from growers and makers, the producer-only format means the vendor mix centers on farms and producers selling their own goods.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Community Farmers Market Bowling Green. The market also runs a Double Dollars program tied to WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition vouchers, and SNAP/EBT benefits. Volunteers help process transactions and disburse tokens for those Double Dollars programs on both Saturdays and Tuesdays.