Depot Street Farmers Market

Nourish Knoxville’s Double Up Food Bucks program is part of the draw at Depot Street Farmers Market, where Greeneville shoppers can use SNAP/EBT and stretch those benefits on eligible local food purchases. The market is a 100% producer-only farmers market, which means the people selling here are the farmers and artisans making or growing what they bring. In season, the lineup runs from pasture-raised poultry and grass-fed lamb to sourdough bread, herbs, flowers, jams, and handcrafted household goods. That combination gives this Saturday market a practical focus: groceries first, with plenty of room for pantry staples and handmade extras.

Why it matters locally

Depot Street Farmers Market limits eligible vendors to those who reside and produce their goods within a 50 mile radius, tying the market directly to nearby farms and makers rather than outside resellers. The producer-only standard reinforces that local emphasis by keeping the selling relationship close to the source.

That local structure shows up in both food access and programming. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and participates in Nourish Knoxville’s Double Up Food Bucks program, offering up to $20 through that partnership for approved purchases. It also builds recurring children’s programming into the season through Nourish Kids Day, where kids try local produce, join a hands-on activity, learn where food comes from, and receive $5 in Nourish Kids Bucks to spend at the market.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans heavily toward practical weekly shopping, with vegetables, eggs, meat, bread, honey, and preserves well represented across the market. Around that core, you’ll also find plant starts, flowers, herbal products, fiber goods, and small-batch household items from local artisans.

• -Shop Bath Family Farm for pasture-raised, soy-free, GMO-free poultry, eggs, organic vegetables, pet treats, and kombucha.
• -Pick up grass-fed lamb and pasture-raised pork from Sunfall Farm.
• -Find sourdough loaves in plain, rye, garlic and cheese, multi-grain, and cinnamon-craisin styles from Bob the Baker, along with muffins and bundt cakes.
• -Browse Breyer Patch Farm for organic blueberries, blackberries, blueberry baked goods, granola, cut flowers, honey, and seedlings.
• -Choose honey, infused honey, pickled items, produce, hand-dyed yarn, and knitted items at Potluck Farm.
• -Stock up on tomatoes, cucumber, greens, lettuce, beets, radish, and green onions from Rural Resources.
• -Look for vegetables, chicken, and microgreens from Happy Hilltop Farm.
• -Add herbs, plants, stained glass, and produce from Summerfield Herb Farm LLC.
• -Try herbal teas, infused herbal oils, salves, herbal extractions, fire cider, seasonal fruit, and freeze-dried snacks from Healthy Life with Herbs.
• -Bring home soil-sprouted greens, ready-to-go salads, DIY sprouting kits, and honey-sweetened donuts from Hillfarm.
• -Pick up cut flower bouquets, dried flowers, art, and notecards from The Flower Girl.
• -Check WindStone Homestead for jams, jellies, fruit butters, candied jalapenos, pickled garlic, barbecue sauce, cookies, breads, cedar planter boxes, and 3D printed items.

Seasonal events add a little structure to the calendar, including Nourish Kids Day activities, a Great Tomato Tasteoff hosted by Big Spring Master Gardener Association, a 10th Anniversary Celebration with apple tasting, and Halloween trick-or-treating at the market.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit rule to plan around before you head over. The market runs at the Greene County Partnership on Saturdays during the main season, giving Greeneville shoppers a regular morning window for produce, meat, baked goods, and artisan items. One calendar note matters if you plan around mid-May: the market is closed during Iris Festival Weekend and returns the following Saturday.

If you visit later in the year, the Holiday Market shifts to Eastview Recreation Center and runs from 8 am to 3 pm on November 29. The market also notes that all 2026 vendor spaces are filled, with a waiting list for interested sellers.

Payments & SNAP

Depot Street Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT for approved products. Through the Nourish Knoxville Double Up Food Bucks program, shoppers can receive up to $20 in matching support for eligible purchases, adding extra buying power for local food at the market. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, which helps if you want to plan purchases across multiple vendor booths.