This year we are still on The Medical Center's campus . We'll be in that front lot, in front of the Riverside building, just off the bypass across from Kroger. Turn left at the Medical Center main entrance and we're on the left. You can't miss us! Lots of space for farmers and customers to park. Come and join us for our SIXTH Season!! Opening Saturday, April 18th at 7:00 AM.
Southern Kentucky
Regional Farmers' Market.
at The Medical Center, on the 31W bypass, Bowling Green, Ky
Welcome to the online home of the BEST farmers' market in southern Kentucky. We strive to provide the freshest local farm products, best horticultural items and most interesting crafts in the region. We are unique in Bowling Green in that we are the only "producer-only" market. That means you are buying produce from the farmer who grew it.
'Course that also means you can't buy watermelons in May, but when you do buy them in late June or July, you're buying local Kentucky melons. Buying local is the best way to support local farmers and get the freshest food.
Don't be fooled by others' claims of "home-grown". (After all, everything is grown at someone's home!) Come to the market where everything is grown by the farmers!
What you can find at our market:
Gorgeous bedding plants, hanging baskets and color bowls
Perennials hardy in our area
Herbs to plant and to eat
Kenny's Country Cheese
JD Country milk
Mennonite baked goods
Handmade soaps and lotions
Farm Fresh eggs
Honey
Farm canned salsas and other savory items
Colorful cut flowers in bouquets and single stems
Zutrav dog biscuits
Organic Fair Trade Coffee
Woodcrafts
Unique artwork
Hand built pottery
Farm fresh meats
AND!! Lots of friendly farmers and craftspeople
AND, AND!! All your friends in a great social atmosphere SO......
Come and visit us - mid-April through the end of October


100% locally grown - 100% of the time
REAL Farmers, REAL Local Food!
To see what our market manager does, click here:
Good News!! We now have a market manager. Laura Goodwin as been hired as the SKyRFM market manager. Be sure to say hello to her when you come to the market. She'll be ready to help both farmers and customers any way she can.