December 12, 2020
Market Hours
Saturdays | 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Final Market of 2020 will be December 19. Then, vendors will take a few weeks off to rest and reflect during the holidays.
What's Fresh?
Snap Peas - Snap Pole Beans - Cilantro - Eggplant - Gourds
Guava - Butternut & Spaghetti Squash - Acorn Squash - Mustard Greens
Cabbage - Turnip Greens - Kohlrabi - Lettuce - Microgreens
Turnip Roots - Zucchini - Kale - Yacon - Beets - Arugula - Mizuna - Mushrooms Turmeric - Mint - Spinach - Dill - Chives - Oregano - New Potatoes
Garlic - Rosemary - Cucumber - Hot Banana Peppers
Cayenne Peppers - Parsley - Ginger - Rice
Plants - Sage Leaves - Microgreens - Spring Onions - Radishes
Mixed Salad Greens - Garlic Scapes - Red Tomatoes - Asian Greens
Pickled Okra - Chow-Chow - Relish - Fingerling Sweet Potatoes - Sorrel
Straight Yellow Squash - Hot Sauce - Dips - Dressing Mixes - Beef
Milk - Cheese - Eggs - Honey - Syrup - Jams & Jellies - Fresh Cut Flowers
Canned Foods - Bread - Baked Goods - Beef Tamales - Peach & Apple Turnovers
Jumbo Shrimp - Pork Skins - Pecans - Chestnuts - Coffee - Tea
Advance Ordering for Pickup
Tis' the Season...
Christmas Traditions
Less Stressful Christmas Shopping
For many, this holiday season may be one in which money is a little tighter than usual. The pandemic has affected many people's income, mainly due to layoffs and sickness. On top of that, how people decide to shop may be different this year. Some places still have mask mandates in effect, and a vaccine has not been placed on the market just yet.

Meanwhile, here are some ways to stretch your dollars and to make Christmas shopping less stressful this year if you decide to hand out gifts. Whether you give gifts or not this year, stay safe and know the true reason for the season. Be grateful for what you have.
Holiday Spirit Resources
Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce
Andy Gipson, Commissioner