description Chattanooga Market Overview
The Chattanooga Market is a producer-only public market held in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with vendors selling goods they have grown, made, or prepared themselves. Founded in 2001, it operates seasonally on Sundays at the First Horizon Pavilion and features regional produce, prepared foods, artisan crafts, and live music. The market serves residents and visitors seeking direct access to local farmers, food producers, artists, and craftspeople.
help Chattanooga Market FAQ
When and where does the Chattanooga Market take place?
The market operates on Sundays from April through December. It is held at the First Horizon Pavilion in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee.
What can you buy at the Chattanooga Market?
As the region's premier public market, it features a wide variety of locally grown produce, handmade crafts, and artisanal foods. It also serves as a major venue for live weekend music featuring regional bands.
Is there an admission fee for the Chattanooga Market?
No, general admission and parking are completely free for the public. The market relies on vendor fees and sponsorships to sustain its weekly operations.
When was the Chattanooga Market established?
The market was officially established in 2001. It was created as a community initiative to support local farmers and artists in the Tennessee Valley.
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