December 5, 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
There are so many Christmas traditions that you probably partake in every year with families and friends or that you've heard about. Opening gifts on Christmas Eve night or Christmas morning. Watching Christmas movies. Baking cookies for Santa. Pulling names and exchanging gifts with classmates and colleagues at school and work. Attending Christmas programs at school and church. Driving around to view Christmas lights in your area. Drinking eggnog. Wearing Santa hats while shopping and running errands. Purchasing poinsettias for your home or office. Attending an ugly Christmas sweater party. Purchasing a real Christmas tree right after Thanksgiving (and decorating it afterward). Hanging festive stockings on the mantel.
There are so many common Christmas traditions, some that you may not have even realized was something you do every year.

Well, the Genuine MS® Holiday Store is conveniently located right inside the Mississippi Farmers Market every Saturday up to December 19 to help you with those holiday shopping and gift-giving aspects of your beloved Christmas traditions. The holiday store is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (just like the Market).

There are many gifts that you can purchase for family and friends that will go well underneath your Mississippi-grown Christmas tree.

Select the buttons to find new Christmas tradition ideas, to view the Genuine MS® website, and to locate a local Christmas tree farm to buy a real tree this year.
Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce
Andy Gipson, Commissioner