For my Sunday Funday this past weekend I decided to finally checkout the Nashville Farmers’ Market! The NFM is open almost everyday of the year and has a pretty large area for vendors! Much bigger than the Sunday farmers market I used to go to in LA! The Nashville Farmers’ Market has an indoor area with permanent restaurants and then there are sheds on both sides (one for the farmers’ market and the other side is for crafts/flea market).
With it being towards the end of “growing season” and a rainy Sunday afternoon, there wasn’t a ton of vendors there but there was still plenty of options especially for pumpkins!
I ended up buying a few small pumpkins to decorate the kitchen table and then some apples. It was fun to wander around and see what all the options were.
So many cute pumpkins!
Spotted just a few apples
Quite the variety!
Sooo many bell peppers!
I’m glad I finally made it to the Nashville Farmers’ Market! I could see myself becoming a regular – it’s nice to be able to help out the local farmers/community and it even seemed more affordable than the local grocery stores!
-Stacie
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Awesome market! Looks like they had an abundance of fruits and veggies. I really love going to the farmers market!
Love this! I’ve been dying to go to Nashville for so long. Going to the farmers market is always such a fun way to experience something truly local in a city.
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