Nashville Farmers MarketFlea Market, Food Court, Farm Shed all in one! The Nashville Farmers Market is full of some great food as well as merchandise. There are three sections at the Farmers Market, the flea market, the food court and the Farm Shed. The Farmers Market is just north of downtown Nashville.
the Flea Market you will find a variety of vendors selling products including, book, DVD’s, cell phone accessories, sunglasses, lotions, clothing and more. The Flea Market is inside the north end of the Farmers Market. The Food Court Area has numerous Nashville resturants hot delicious food. You can find BBQ, Chinese, Jamaican, Indian, Middle Eastern, and good old Southern food. There is a Coffee Store, a Farm store with jellies, hot sauces and more. Also there is a store with sweets and nuts. There are a large number of tables for you to sit and enjoy your meal. 
In the Farm Shed you will find all sorts of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as seed and plants to plant them. You will also find an assortment of flowers and trees to plant. You will also find some local jams, honey, pies, and goat cheese. Have some fresh popped kettle corn while you are strolling through. The Nashville Farmers Market is open Monday through Sunday 8a.m. – 6p.m. except for Christmas Day, Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. It is located on Rosa L Parks BLVD (formerly 8th avenue) between Harrison Street and Jefferson Street.It is right beside the
Bicentennial Mall. I recommend when you visit the Farmers Market, plan to spend some time at the Bicentennial Mall as well. For more information on the Nashville Farmers Market visit their website at www.nashvillefarmersmarket.org I think you will enjoy a visit to the Farmers Market. Donna’s Corner Danny and I and our four year grand nephew visited to the Farmers Market last weekend. I had been to the Farmers Market many times but never to the Flea Market side and never on a weekend until now. 
Normally I just go to the Farm Shed for fresh fruit and vegetables. I used to go to the Food Court a lot when I worked on James Robertson Parkway because it was walking distance. I was pleasantly surprised at the flea market side. Of course, our nephew just had to have an Iron Man outfit that he really liked. It was nice to get out with Danny and just spend the day together. He had never been to the flea market or the food court. I parked on the north end back side of the Farmers Market, purposely so we could stroll all the way through and then walk across the street to the Bicentennial Mall so we could stroll back through it to get to the car. Return from Nashville Farmers Market to Visit Nashville
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Parking is free and can be found on both sides. There is more parking in the front, but I like to park in the back because I really enjoy seeing the Bicentennial Mall. 
