Every Saturday, our local growers bring the season's best — vine-ripened tomatoes, fresh pasture eggs, handmade preserves, and the kind of produce that tastes like it was grown for you.
Perry County Farmers Market has been a cornerstone of Lobelville's downtown for over fifteen years. What started as a handful of neighbors sharing surplus garden produce has grown into a weekly gathering that brings together farmers, artisans, and families from across the county.
We believe that where your food comes from matters. Every vendor at our market lives and works right here in Perry County — they know the soil, they know your name, and they take pride in what they grow and make. That's not marketing. That's just how it's done here.
What's available changes with the seasons — but the quality never does. Here's what you'll typically find at our market.
Tender greens, heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers, squash, and root vegetables — all harvested the same morning you buy them.
Strawberries, peaches, apples, and muscadines from Perry County orchards. Picked at peak ripeness — never refrigerated, never rushed.
Free-range eggs from heritage breeds, fresh goat milk, artisan cheeses, and cream from local dairies that pasture their animals.
Bouquets of sunflowers, zinnias, and herbs from market gardeners. Fresh cut, locally grown, arranged with care.
Our market isn't just about what grows in the ground. A growing number of Perry County craftspeople bring their skills to the stalls every week — honey from wildflower pastures, small-batch hot sauce, hand-thrown pottery, woven baskets, and preserves made from family recipes.
When you buy from our artisans, you're supporting a livelihood right here in your community. Every jar, every stitch, every batch carries the mark of someone who lives down the road from you.
We've been coming to Perry County Farmers Market for three years now. The produce is always fresh, the people are wonderful, and it's become our Saturday ritual. Best tomatoes in the county — no contest.
As a vendor, this market has been incredible. The foot traffic is steady, the community shows up, and the organizers make everything run smoothly. It's a real partnership, not just a stall rental.
Brought my kids from Nashville just to see what a real farmers market looks like. They picked their own strawberries and got to meet the people who raised their eggs. That's worth the drive.
Whether you're interested in becoming a vendor, have questions about what's in season, or just want to say hello — reach out anytime.