Granville Farmers Market Tuesday

Granville Farmers Market Tuesday is the summer Tuesday market sponsored by the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce, giving the town a second weekly market rhythm beyond the Saturday season. In 2026, it runs on Tuesday afternoons from June 9 through September 29 on South Main Street, with the calendar placing the market at Lucky’s Market Parking Lot and market visit details pointing visitors to Ross’ Granville IGA Parking Lot. That setup makes this one a practical midweek stop: a shorter seasonal window, an afternoon schedule, and a vendor mix that includes farms, baked goods, flowers, meats, sweets, coffee, and pantry-ready items.

Why it matters locally

The Granville Area Chamber of Commerce established and sponsors the market, and it specifically sponsors a Tuesday market throughout the summer. That backing ties the Tuesday market directly to Granville’s local business and civic life rather than treating it as a one-off pop-up.

The Tuesday schedule also sits inside a broader Granville market calendar that includes a Saturday summer market, a Thanksgiving market, and a winter market at the United Church of Granville Annex Building. In practice, that gives shoppers a seasonal path: summer Tuesday shopping on South Main Street, Saturday market shopping at Raccoon Valley Park, and winter Saturdays indoors in town.

What you'll find there

The Tuesday lineup leans broad rather than narrow, mixing farm names, prepared-food businesses, floral growers, bath-and-body makers, and rotating specialty vendors. You can assemble a quick midweek grocery stop here, but the roster also suggests room for gifts, treats, and pantry extras.

• -Find honey from Latshaw Apiaries.
• -Pick up sweets from Lickity Split Sweets.
• -Shop flowers from Little Flower Farm.
• -Bring home baked goods from Lona Belle's Home Baked Goods.
• -Look for farm products from Makyn Farms.
• -Browse farm offerings from Maple Valley Farm.
• -Choose soaps or body-care items from Martha’s Bath and Body.
• -Stop by Mayapple Farms for farm products.
• -Add prepared foods from McCarty's Taste of Eden.
• -Pick out bouquets from Moon Maiden Flowers.
• -Watch for rotating appearances from Nonna Purpura’s Cucina Italiana.
• -Catch Ochs Fruit Farm when its seasonal schedule lines up.
• -Check for rotating farm offerings from Ogle Family Farms.
• -Buy meats from Olde Village Meats.
• -Grab desserts or snacks from R&T Treats.
• -Take home baked goods from Red Horse Baking Company.
• -Find rotating coffee service from Ruth and Boaz Coffee.
• -Shop farm products from Sunbeam Family Farm.
• -Look for elderberry products from Turkeyfoot Creek Elderberry Farm.
• -Catch rotating lavender goods from Twin Oaks Lavender.
• -Expect occasional appearances from Unleash K9 Training.
• -Sip lemon shakeups or buy kettle corn from Weathervane Kettle Corn/ Lemon Shakeups.
• -Round out your stop with farm products from Wilson's Family Farm.

Granville’s market calendar also includes a Saturday summer market at Raccoon Valley Park, a Thanksgiving market on November 21, 2026, and a winter market held most Saturdays at the United Church of Granville Annex Building.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at the Tuesday market, which is the clearest rule likely to change a visit plan before you leave home. Parking is available near the market, and the market asks visitors to respect neighbors by not parking in the Golfland parking area. For 2026, visit details place the Tuesday market at Ross’ Granville IGA Parking Lot, while the calendar lists the summer Tuesday market at Lucky’s Market Parking Lot, both on South Main Street. Market contacts list Steve Matheny and Betsy Roberts as market managers, with Steve Matheny’s phone number and email provided for the market.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Granville Farmers Market Tuesday, a useful option if you're planning regular grocery shopping here during the summer run. The market also presents payment information clearly in its visitor details, which helps if you are planning purchases across produce, meat, baked goods, and prepared-food vendors.