Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Chattanooga shops, snacks and lunches.

Markets to wander

Chattanooga Market ★ 4.6

Sundays 11:00-16:00, late April to late November300 vendorssouthside

The Chattanooga Market fills the First Horizon Pavilion every Sunday in season, the region's largest producer-only market with 300-plus vendors.

Go for: Produce, Food trucks, Artisan foods

Tip: Admission is free and each weekend runs a theme, from Bluegrass days to Oktoberfest; the 26th season opened in late April 2026.

Signal Mountain Farmers Market ★ 3.7

Thursdays 16:00-18:00, spring through autumnsignal-mountain

Signal Mountain Farmers Market runs Thursday evenings on Taft Highway on the plateau above Chattanooga, a mountain-town produce stop on the drive home.

Go for: Produce, Flowers, Baked goods

Tip: Seasonal, spring through fall; pair it with a Walden's Ridge drive and dinner back down the W Road into North Chattanooga.

Ooltewah Farmers Market ★ 3.6

Thursdays 15:00-18:00 April-October; 15:00-17:00 November-Marchooltewah

Ooltewah Farmers Market trades Thursday afternoons on Main Street in Ooltewah, the suburban market for Chattanooga's fast-growing east side.

Go for: Produce, Local meats, Crafts

Tip: Runs year-round on Thursdays, with shorter winter afternoons; Cambridge Square's restaurants nearby make it easy to shop the stalls and stay for dinner.

Hixson Community Farmers' Market ★ 3.6

Saturdays 09:30-12:30hixson

Hixson Community Farmers' Market sets out growers and bakers on Hixson Pike north of Chattanooga on Saturdays, a church-yard market running since 2008.

Go for: Produce, Plants, Baked goods

Tip: Known as the St. Alban's market until the parish became Holy Cross in 2024; Saturday 09:30 to 12:30, and it pairs with a Greenway Farm walk nearby.

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