News Summary
The Winter Farmers Market is back in Knoxville on January 18, 2025, running every Saturday until March. Enjoy local products at Market Square while supporting community farmers and engaging in lively activities, including the Nourish Kids program. Attendance is free, and SNAP benefits are accepted, making fresh produce accessible for everyone.
Winter Farmers Market is Back in Knoxville!
Mark your calendars, Knoxville! The Winter Farmers Market is set to make its grand return on Saturday, January 18, 2025. This beloved event will run every Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM until the end of March, bringing fresh, local goodness right to the heart of our city.
Where and When
Head on over to Market Square for a lively outdoor experience where you can enjoy the crisp winter air while browsing through a variety of stalls. The best part? Attendance is completely free! So grab your friends and family, and let’s support our local vendors together!
Fun for the Whole Family
This opening day promises to be a festive atmosphere packed with activities for all ages. One of the highlights will be the Nourish Kids program, designed to engage children in the joy of healthy eating. Kids participating in this program will receive $5 in produce bucks, which they can spend on delicious fruits and vegetables. It’s a fantastic way for children to connect with fresh food and learn the importance of eating healthy!
Support Local Farmers
The market is more than just a place to pick up your weekly grocery items; it’s a chance to support local agriculture. Vendors participating in the market will offer a wide range of products, all sourced from within a 150-mile radius of Knoxville. That means you’ll be able to enjoy not only fresh produce but also unique handmade goods crafted with care by local artisans.
Nutritional Accessibility
Nourish Knoxville is committed to making nutritional options accessible for everyone. The market will gladly accept SNAP benefits, ensuring that families can purchase fresh ingredients without breaking the bank. Additionally, through the Double Up Food Bucks program, SNAP dollars can be stretched even further, effectively doubling the purchasing power for fresh produce up to $20. This is a win-win for our community’s health!
Community Spirit, Come Rain or Shine
Regardless of what Mother Nature has in store, the market will continue to celebrate the vibrant community spirit Knoxville is known for. Rain or shine, you can expect to find friendly faces and warm interactions, all with a shared love for good food and good company.
Grateful for Our Supporters
We owe a big thank you to Grayson Subaru and all the other sponsors like Downtown Knoxville Alliance and the City of Knoxville, for their fantastic support in bringing this cherished tradition back to life this season. Your enthusiasm and commitment help keep our local economy buzzing!
Join the Excitement!
So, whether you’re there to pick up some fresh kale or just to experience the warmth of the Knoxville community, make sure you don’t miss the opening day of the Winter Farmers Market on January 18, 2025. Bring your family, grab your bags, and get ready to enjoy a day full of flavors and community spirit! See you there!
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- WBIR: Market Square’s Winter Farmers Market Return
- UT Daily Beacon: Nourishing Knoxville Family-run Businesses
- Knoxville Moms: East Tennessee Area Farmers Markets
- Knox News: Christmas Markets in Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Pigeon Forge
- Knox News: Knoxville’s Market Square Top Ten Public Squares
- Wikipedia: Farmers’ Market
- Google Search: Knoxville Farmers Market
- Google Scholar: Farmers Market Impact
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Farmers Market
- Google News: Knoxville Farmers Market
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