The food featured this month at the Whole Foods Market Supper Club event could be described as the perfect meal. Local Foodies will enjoy Arugula with Pears, Aged Gouda and Hot Bacon Vinaigrette, followed by Smoked Pork Roast with Roasted … Continue reading
It was the last Saturday of December and the weather matched the calendar date at the Franklin Farmers Market. Gray skies, blustery winds and a chill in the air hung over the FFM this past Saturday. But that didn’t stop … Continue reading
You could not have asked for a better day at the Franklin Farmers Market – the sun was shining bright, smiling faces were all over the place and the holiday spirit was in the air. Our farmers brought lots of … Continue reading
You could tell it when you walked through the Franklin Farmers Market this past Saturday – Christmas is just around the corner. There was a bit of chill in the air, hot apple cider to sip on and lots of … Continue reading
There was a little chill in the air at the Franklin Farmers Market this past Saturday, but it was all good. After all, Christmas is just 17 days away, so a little cold weather was appropriate. It looked like quite … Continue reading
We asked you to come to the Franklin Farmers Market for “Shop Small Business Saturday” and you did, buying unique gifts from our artisans and fresh food from our farmers. It made perfect sense to buy handcrafted gifts and food … Continue reading
Where can you find unique handmade artisan gifts for the Holiday Season? Yep, you guessed right; the Franklin Farmers Market has the best assembly of locally handmade artisan holiday gifts in Middle Tennessee. There’s no question that the Franklin Farmers … Continue reading
It was a little chilly this past Saturday at the Franklin Farmers Market, but so what, there was plenty of local fresh food like vegetables, potatoes, carrots and onions. Add some delicious beef or chicken from our local meat farmers … Continue reading
Everyone was prepared this past Saturday at the Franklin Farmers Market shopping for winter root vegetables – toboggan hats, gloves and scarves were the normal attire, although we did see a couple of people brave enough to wear shorts in … Continue reading
It was the first day of the winter farmers market this past Saturday at the Franklin Farmers Market and it sure felt like it. Cold and very windy weather had everyone bundled up. But what’s a little cold weather when … Continue reading