Greenville Farmers Market

Greenville Farmers Market sits within an organization tied to The Greater Greenville Development Foundation, Inc., with Main Street Greenville operating as its subsidiary and promoting events and issues tied to quality of life in Greenville, Washington County, the Mississippi Delta, and Mississippi. That gives this market a notably downtown-civic setting rather than a standalone farm venue, with its address on Washington Avenue placing it in the middle of Downtown Greenville. The market’s home at 738 Washington Avenue connects it to the same Main Street Greenville network that stages major downtown programming, including the Delta Hot Tamale Festival.

Why it matters locally

Main Street Greenville describes its purpose in broad local terms: promoting events and issues relevant to the quality of life of Greenville residents, Washington County, the Mississippi Delta, and the state as a whole. That mission matters here because the market is part of a larger downtown effort, not an isolated event, and Main Street Greenville sits under The Greater Greenville Development Foundation, Inc..

The surrounding emphasis is also distinctly historic downtown Greenville. Main Street Greenville appears alongside Mississippi Main Street Association programming focused on preservation and economic revitalization of historic downtowns and traditional commercial districts, which matches the market’s Washington Avenue and Downtown Greenville setting. In practice, the market belongs to a civic ecosystem that treats downtown streets, events, and commercial spaces as part of Greenville’s public life.

What you'll find there

The clearest on-site picture here is a downtown vendor setup shaped by Main Street Greenville’s event programming, especially its festival infrastructure and booth application process. Rather than a published roster of farm sellers, the market’s materials emphasize organized vendor participation in the downtown district.

• -Main Street Greenville manages online vendor applications and booth-space selection for downtown festival vendors.
• -Delta Hot Tamale Festival vendors are reviewed on a rolling basis, with approved sellers then able to purchase booth space.

Event activity around the market’s downtown setting is unusually prominent. The Delta Hot Tamale Festival runs in Downtown Greenville on October 15-17, 2026. Related programming includes a Welcome Dinner at the Courtyard of Hotel 27, Food Truck Friday that is free and open to the public, a parade on historic Washington Avenue, and Flavors of the Festival, a tamale-and-craft-beer tasting event.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest visit rule published for this market, so that detail may affect plans before anything else. Restrooms are also not available in the posted visit details, which makes this a stop better planned around other downtown errands or event activities.

The address is 738 Washington Avenue in Downtown Greenville, placing the market in the same district used for larger Main Street Greenville programming. If your visit overlaps with festival activity, Hotel 27 parking is reserved for registered guests with parking passes only. The nearby event footprint can extend to the Courtyard of Hotel 27 and the event tent in front of Hotel 27, so downtown circulation may look different during major programmed weekends. Payment methods, transit, accessibility details, and SNAP/EBT are not specified in the market materials provided here, so this page should be treated as location-first planning rather than amenity-first planning.