Stones River Market

Stones River Market runs through the Locally Grown online farmers market system, giving Murfreesboro shoppers a direct way to order locally produced food through a market-specific platform. The market’s welcome message centers that food close to home, thanking shoppers for supporting efforts to bring “the healthiest, the freshest and the most delicious locally-produced foods possible” to the area. That combination makes this market read less like a one-day pop-up and more like an organized local food outlet built around regular online ordering and pickup coordination. For shoppers who want a local option tied to Murfreesboro rather than a generic delivery service, Stones River Market presents itself squarely in that role.

Why it matters locally

“Small Farms Making a Difference” sits at the center of Stones River Market’s identity, and that phrase points directly to the scale of farming the market is trying to support in Murfreesboro. The market does not frame itself around entertainment or a festival atmosphere; it frames itself around locally produced foods and the effort to connect shoppers with them. Its repeated emphasis on “locally-produced foods” keeps the focus on where the food comes from and on the value of directing purchases toward nearby growers and producers. The use of the Locally Grown system also shows an intentional structure for that exchange, with the market organized through an online platform built for local food sales rather than a general retail site. Even the invitation to continue the conversation on Facebook suggests an ongoing relationship around the market, not a single transaction.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, a detail that can change plans before you head to 310 West Main Street. The market is located at 310 West Main St in Murfreesboro, and its operation is tied to the Locally Grown online system rather than a simple static information page. That means the shopping experience is organized through the market’s online platform, where shoppers can move through pages such as Shop Local, Recipes, Weblog, Q’s and A’s, and Our Growers as part of using the market site. Restrooms are not available, so this is the kind of stop that works better as a planned errand than a long stay. The market also points shoppers toward Facebook to join the conversation, which adds another channel for staying oriented to how the market communicates with its customers. For direct questions, the market lists the email address stonesrivermarket2025@gmail.com.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Stones River Market, making the market’s locally produced food available through a key food access program. Payments are also processed through Stripe, and the market notes standard card-processing fees through that system. Payment methods are presented clearly on the market’s setup, which matters for shoppers planning an online order through the Locally Grown platform.