Braselton
Farmers Market

Experience the true taste of homegrown flavor on the Braselton Town Green in historic downtown, where local farmers, bakers and artisan food producers reconnect Braselton to its rich agricultural roots.

Unlike other markets, the Braselton Farmers Market exclusively features vendors who grow or prepare their product locally—fresh produce, farm eggs, meats and artisanal baked and canned goods—ensuring a genuine farm-to-table experience.

Various products available at the Farmers Market

By offering items directly sourced from Georgia farmers and food producers, we seize the opportunity to educate the community about the significance and advantages of backing local agriculture.

Aldo and his mother at their vendor booth for the Farmers Market

Parking

The market is located on the Braselton Town Green, near the corner of Hwy. 53 and Davis Street and behind the Braselton Brothers Department Store. Complimentary parking is available at the Braselton Parking Deck, conveniently located across the street from the farmers market. Enter the deck from Davis Street and park on Level 2. Shoppers also have several options for street parking.

Directions

Contact Us

Braselton Farmers Market

Farmers Market Manager

Address

16 Frances St., Braselton GA 30517

Phone

404-931-0800

Market Manager

Online Form

Market Manager Contact Form

A Variety of Vendors

*Vendors will vary weekly and seasonally.

Caffeinesmith Corporation

Single Serve Locally Roasted Coffee

Friendly Mushroom Farm

Seasonal Produce

Thun's Buns & Jams

Jams, Pickles, Caramels & Teas

Tastenini

Handmade Craft Sauces

TAJG LLC

Gulf Shrimp

Sweets & Treats by Tiny Hand Prints

Cake Cups, Cookies & Deserts To-Go

Sunshine Farm

Produce, Eggs, Jams, Jellies & Authentic Empanadas

Struggleville Acres Farm

Seasonal Produce & Honey

Soóko Gardens

All-Natural Juice Beverages

Sausage World

Artisan Sausages from Around the World

Presley's Farm & Garden

Seasonal Produce, Eggs & Meat

PJ Family Farm

Fresh-Cut Flower Bouquets

My Favorite Plants

Family-Owned Plant Nursery

MicroPower

Homegrown Microgreens, Powder & Capsules

Miller's Mushrooms

Cultivated & Seasonal, Wild-Harvested Mushrooms

Jammin at Nora's Nest

Jams, Jellies & Baked Goods

Shellb3ll's Culinary Creations

Savory Hurricanes & Seasonal To-Go Meals

Lacon Bakery

Sweet & Savory Artisan Croissants

Tender Tallow

Luxury Skincare & Cooking Tallow

Sabrina's Artisanal Confections

Sweet Tamales, Buñuelos, Flan & More

Tasteful Creations by Tina

Gluten-free Baked Goods, Jams & Jellies

Homeskillet Provisions

Small Batch Seasonings

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Vendor Spotlight

Meet the vendors behind the Braselton Farmers Market's farm-to-fork freshness.

Tastenini | Food brings the family together

The same sauces that have brought their family together at the dinner table over the years are now bringing this family together as team Tastenini. Sonia Antonini, Sofia Gattie, Rodrigo Mazza and Phillip Gattie continue their family tradition of creating craft sauces. They will tell you that one of the main ingredients is love. Add a little love to your next family dish with one of their five vegan sauces: Italian pesto, chimichurri, red wine reduction, smoked eggplant and eggplant ribbons.

Thun’s Buns & Jams | Delicious jams, jellies and more made with only the freshest ingredients

Travis Thun, owner of Thun's Buns & Jams, offers small-batch canned products made with fresh, never frozen local fruits and vegetables. There are no preservatives, additives, artificial coloring or artificial flavors so what you see in the field is what you get in the jar.

Sweets & Treats by Tiny Hand Prints | Have a Sweet day!

Gavin Renaud, ambassador for Sweets & Treats, is also Jenny Renaud's son and muse. Sweets & Treats by Tiny Hand Prints began with Gavin's fantastic birthday cake requests. These days the duo have become cookie storytellers who weave sugary magic among marketgoers with their fun themes and seasonally decorated sugar cookies. Other options include cake cups, cowboy cookies, chocolate chip sammies, and various delicious snacks.

Presley's Farm & Garden | Three brothers and a farming family tradition

Three brothers, Lamar, Larry and Richard Presley, continue their Father's family tradition. Presley's Farm & Garden's mission is to deliver the freshest and best quality meat, eggs and produce to local farmers markets. This video is a short of the original interview. The full interview -- in which Lamar talks more about what it is like growing up on a farm; his job as farm manager; and unexpected escapades where sometimes even the cows and pigs give him the slip -- can be viewed at https://youtu.be/V-dDWN65vbY. The Braselton Farmers Market Vendor Spotlight series is sponsored by Explore Braselton to promote locally grown products and small businesses in our community. Learn more about the market at ExploreBraselton.com/farmers-market. ©2024 Sunrise Studios, https://www.sunrisestudios.biz/

Struggleville Acres Farm | Produce picked same day and delivered fresh to the market

Marshall "Farmer Buck" West and and crew bring locally grown produce straight from Struggleville Acres Farm to the Braselton Farmers Market. Stop in on Fridays for seasonal and nutritious produce that your family will love.

Hardy Bakery & Catering | 34 years of heavenly desserts

Hardy Bakery and Catering, Inc. is a husband-and-wife duo with a love and talent for baking. They started cooking their amazing pies, cakes and breakfast breads 34 years ago. Today you can find Paul Hardy offering his tasty treats at the Braselton Farmers Market and in many area markets and co-ops. The catering side of the business prepares scrumptious southern soul food buffets for special events. Glory to God and delectable desserts for everyone else.

TAJG LLC Gulf Shrimp | Fresh shrimp shipped weekly

Tyler Caughron, entrepreneur and owner of TAJG LLC Gulf Shrimp Company, offers fresh Gulf seafood weekly at the Braselton Farmers Market. Stop in on Fridays for the freshest shrimp in Northeast Georgia.

A Deeper Dig

Our market manager and local farmers, bakers and makers share their expertise in these educational videos.

06:57

Bob Budd | Building a Vibrant Community Farmers Market

Braselton Farmers Market farm market manager Bob Budd stresses the importance of knowing where your food comes from and supporting your local farms and small businesses. Community benefits of a local market include healthy options for your family that don't depend on food chain supply; a local business incubator; and a weekly event that also serves as community gathering space. Stop in on Fridays May-September from 4-7 p.m. or at the monthly market in February, March, April, October and November and meet Bob Budd to see what the buzz is all about. This video is sponsored by Explore Braselton as part of the Vendor Spotlight series. Learn more about the market at ExploreBraselton.com/farmers-market. Vendor Spotlight series is produced by Sunrise Studios in Gainesville, GA.

07:38

Presley's Farm & Garden | Running a self-sustaining family farm

What came first the chicken or the egg? What is certain is that on this farm chicken — chicken manure that is — is the first ingredient of a self-sustaining farm. In the 1980s, the three Presley brothers started Presley’s Farm & Garden with a herd of just a few cows, and today they have raised the herd to around 90 cows. Lamar Presley discusses seasonal farming practices for growing produce, feed and free-range, antibiotic-free livestock to sale at area farmers markets. This video is sponsored by Explore Braselton as part of the Vendor Spotlight series. Learn more about the market at ExploreBraselton.com/farmers-market and see more Vendor Spotlights at ExploreBraselton.com/dig-in. Video produced by Sunrise Studios in Gainesville, GA.

08:04

Struggleville Acres Farm | Traditional farming & bountiful harvests

Biology, some chemistry, mother nature and a labor of love by Farmer Buck and crew blend together to grow a successful crop—and huge sweet potatoes. Farmer Buck discusses seasonal farming, soil pH and biomass, crop rotation and the importance of biodiversity. The farm, located in Monroe, GA, offers heirloom varieties like the pink eye purple hull peas and rattlesnake beans as well as some hybrid produce. He also shares farming tips like how to adjust soil pH using traditional methods, and how to improve your soil biomass. See how a small farm differs from commercial agriculture, and taste the difference when you take home fresh vegetables from Struggleville Acres Farm at the Braselton Farmers Market. This video is sponsored by Explore Braselton as part of the Vendor Spotlight series. Learn more about the market at ExploreBraselton.com/farmers-market. Vendor Spotlight series is produced by Sunrise Studios in Gainesville, GA.

13:58

Thun's Buns & Jams | Blueberry lime vanilla jam cooking demo

Owner Travis Thun demonstrates how he cooks his unique and flavorful blueberry jam, the perfect topping for pancakes and waffles. Also included are some tips and tricks including pre-fermenting preparation that enhances flavor and helps with large batch cooking; secrets to zesting fruit; sterilizing jars in a water bath; and how to avoid crystallization when adding sugar. Thun's Buns and Jams is a vendor at the Braselton Farmers Market. Stop in on Fridays to sample and purchase unique jams, jellies, caramels, pickles, and loose leaf teas. This video is sponsored by Explore Braselton as part of the Vendor Spotlight series. Learn more about the market at ExploreBraselton.com/farmers-market. Vendor Spotlight series is produced by Sunrise Studios in Gainesville, GA.

These highlights are a portion of the original Vendor Spotlight interview. View the full interviews on Explore Braselton's YouTube channel where our inspiring entrepreneurs discuss past experience, future plans, day-to-day descriptions of running a small business or farm, which can occasionally be quite amusing.

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