The Downtown Market is closed until May; the new Good Ground Harvest Market runs Tuesdays, 4 to 7 p.m., through Nov. 24 in Sango. Info: 931-645-7476.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Facts on this page come from Clarksville Parks and Recreation’s Clarksville Downtown Market page and the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Pick Tennessee Products listings for the Downtown Market, Head Peach Company and Sango Farm.

Clarksville’s main farmers market is the city-run Clarksville Downtown Market on Public Square, Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, May through early October. The 2026 season ran May 9 to Oct. 3, so the market is now closed until spring 2027. It accepts SNAP. Until Nov. 24, the new Good Ground Harvest Market fills the gap on Tuesday evenings in Sango. Questions: Clarksville Parks and Recreation, 931-645-7476.

Who to call

  • Clarksville Downtown Market (Clarksville Parks and Recreation): 931-645-7476, parksrec@cityofclarksville.com
  • Head Peach Company farm stand: 931-619-3988
  • Sango Farm CSA: 615-945-3885

Clarksville Downtown Market
When Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon; opens around Mother’s Day weekend and runs into October
2026 season May 9 to Oct. 3 (ended)
Where 1 Public Square, historic downtown
SNAP Accepted

The market started in 2009 with 16 vendors and now has more than 80: farmers, bakers, meat and honey producers, soap makers and crafters, plus food and live music. The city says it was voted the No. 1 farmers market in Tennessee in the American Farmland Trust’s 2025 Market Celebration.

Vendors come in three groups: full-season sellers who are there every Saturday, and “A-week” and “B-week” sellers who alternate Saturdays. Full-season produce and food vendors in 2026 included Firefly Farm, Sango Farm, Warski Farm, Johnson’s Honey Farm, J’s Meats and More, Country Lane Bakery and Buckin Nuts Farmstand.

Special Saturdays in 2026 included a Mother’s Day kickoff and a Father’s Day car show, and a ticketed Farm to Table Dinner was held Sept. 12 at Freedom Point.

Parking: the city says shoppers can park without being ticketed or towed at the First Street parking garage, 1 Public Square, the Clarksville Transit System lot, the Montgomery County lot and 321 Main St. ADA parking is in the City Hall lot.

Open now: Good Ground Harvest Market

A new fall market, the Good Ground Harvest Market, runs Tuesdays, 4 to 7 p.m., through Nov. 24 at Bible Baptist Church, 3102 Prospect Circle, in the Sango area. It opened Sept. 22 for a 10-week first season. Admission is free; some children’s activities may cost extra. Vendors named for its first season include Sweeter Days Farm, J’s Meats & More, Nashville Farmacy, Davis Family Farm and Grace & Grains Bakery, according to the market’s release as reported by Clarksville Now.

Farm stands and CSAs

These Montgomery County farms listed with Pick Tennessee Products sell direct:

  • Head Peach Company, Mount Carmel Road (ZIP code 37043), 931-619-3988. A family orchard with about 600 peach trees and 200 apple trees, plus blueberries, blackberries, sweet corn, pumpkins, sunflowers, zinnias and popcorn, all sold at its own farm stand. Pick-your-own pumpkins in the fall. Check its social media for hours.
  • Sango Farm, 2215 Lock B Road North, 615-945-3885. Organic vegetables, fruit, eggs and honey through a CSA with pickups Saturday and Sunday, 3 to 5 p.m., at various locations. It also sells at farmers markets in season and accepts SNAP there.

What this means for you

  • The downtown market is done for 2026; look for opening day around Mother’s Day weekend 2027.
  • Until Nov. 24, shop Good Ground on Tuesdays, 4 to 7 p.m., at 3102 Prospect Circle.
  • For fall produce now, go to a farm stand; call ahead for hours.
  • Shopping with SNAP? The downtown market accepts it.

More guides: fall festivals and pumpkin patches, things to do this month and parks and trails.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Clarksville farmers market?

The Clarksville Downtown Market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon on Public Square. The 2026 season was May 9 to Oct. 3; the market opens each year around Mother’s Day weekend.

Does the Clarksville Downtown Market take SNAP?

Yes. The Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Pick Tennessee Products listing says the market accepts SNAP.

Is there a farmers market in Clarksville in the fall?

Yes. The Good Ground Harvest Market runs Tuesdays, 4 to 7 p.m., through Nov. 24, 2026, at Bible Baptist Church, 3102 Prospect Circle, in Sango.

Where can I buy local produce in Clarksville after the market closes?

Farm stands keep selling into the fall. Head Peach Company on Mount Carmel Road sells its own fruit, pumpkins and sweet corn at an on-farm stand, and Sango Farm runs a CSA.

Where do I park for the Clarksville Downtown Market?

The city lists the First Street parking garage, 1 Public Square, the Clarksville Transit System lot, the Montgomery County lot and 321 Main St. ADA parking is in the City Hall lot.