Support your health and community
Support your health and community
We are open 8am to 12pm on Saturdays and Tuesdays in June and July, 3-6pm
We start selling at 8am and 3pm
Your well-behaved dogs, bearded dragons and ferrets are welcome to visit the market, but they must be on a short leash and kept away from vendors products and prevented from tripping others. If your pet pees on something, please buy it! And, Please bring waste bags to clean up after your pet should an accident happen. Ill-mannered pets will be asked to leave.
Killen Park is the heart of our community. In 2016 a group of local farmers and the Town of Killen had a vision of a Farmer's Market at the park. We worked with the Alabama Farmers Market Authority and our market took off. The Farmers Market at Killen Park is a family friendly weekly event during the warm months. You'll find fresh produce and local foods and so much more. Bring the children so they can enjoy multiple playgrounds. There are walking paths, tennis courts and often ball games to watch. Shopping our market under the shade trees is comfortable and our vendors are fun people with great products!
We are a producer's only market. Our farmers bring only what they grow locally. You won't find produce from other locations and other states. That's how we assure you will be getting the freshest most nutritious vegetables and meats for your family to enjoy. Our prepared foods are all from local small businesses and our crafters are true artisans!
Our farmers and vendors set the standard for excellence and friendliness! Many bring their children and family along to enjoy visiting with friends. We truly are more like a family than business associates. Helping each other and our customers is second nature to us. Need a special order or a large amount of fresh produce? Just ask and we will do our best to assure you get it. We enjoy the friends we've made and meeting people new to our area!
Come enjoy the market and find a community!
And great food!
In 2009 Brandon got an introduction into gardening by helping family with a tilling job. He tried growing a few simple things and his interest took off. After doing research, learning and experimenting he was hooked. In 2014, while still working a full-time job Brandon and Amy founded Hines Family Farm. By 2015 they were farming fulltime and over the years have fine-tuned their successful farm. They strive to grow a wide variety of produce that tastes as good as it looks. You can learn more on their website and Facebook page.
Cedar Bridge is a 20-acre farm near Killen and Green Hill with 2 acres devoted to vegetable production and the balance of the farm is for cattle. Brian grows a wide variety of vegetables depending on the seasons. Greenhouses are used to start early and grow late. In addition to vegetables, they also harvest & sell local honey. Dana creates homemade jams and jellies and starts the plant varieties ranging from flower and herbs to vegetables.
Located just west of Moulton, the LouAllens have numerous hoop houses for beautiful spring flowers and for getting a jump start on vegetable production. They are famous for strawberries and peaches and their veggies, including corn.
Fresh ground cornmeal made from corn grown on the farm makes the best cornbread you've ever had!
Their farm store has so much more than what fits under a market tent.
Check out their website or the Facebook page.
Non-GMO and soy free chicken eggs from happy hens foraging as nature intended. Dairy goats and goat milk soap. Seasonal veggies and herbs. Beef and goat meats. Located near the heart of Killen.
Visit their Facebook page for pictures of the animals and more info.
With their farm in Centerstar and the parent's farm in Lutts, TN and a sister farming in Hartselle you can see this is a multigenerational family farm who's roots run deep. Even the children are learning and participate in many aspects of the farm business. Cut flowers are a large part of what they grow in addition to a wide variety of vegetables and essential oil products. Visit their Facebook and website.
Located in Florence, near Shoals Creek, Back Seven Farm is a veteran-owned and operated farm based on permaculture principles. Dawn and Jonathan produce a wide variety of seasonal produce, pork, chicken, eggs, cottage foods, herbal teas, soaps, and other natural body care products on their 14-acre farm. Jon manages the fields and store, while Dawn manages the products side of Back Seven Farm. Their farm store is now open year-round and is quickly growing in popularity. Find them on Facebook, Instagram, and visit their website to learn more.
Located in Anderson, Running Rabbits is a farm the practices regenerative grazing through rotational pasture management. This method provides the community with highly nutritious and chemical free beef, lamb and goat meats. The results are so worth the extra time and planning involved. They specialize in South Pole cattle for tender and flavorful beef.
Check out their Facebook page to learn more and contact them.
Patsy and Ralph began cultivating microgreens to enhance their health. Discover the benefits of microgreens by visiting their booth. Microgreens contain 40% more antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals than their mature counterparts. They are harvested at truleaf size and, when stored correctly, have a shelf life of up to two weeks, offering a range of culinary uses.
Pea, radish, sunflower, basic and spicy salad mixes are grown in organic soil using filtered water and worm castings. Pesticides and chemical fertilizers are never used. Follow them on Facebook.
Even though the Strayhorns did not grow up
farming they decided to develop a farm that incorporated each family member's interests. The farm has grown from a hobby into a purposeful and nature inspired labor of love. From pigs to pears and now ducks, specialty chickens and other fruits they work with the natural environment of their property. This has developed into a system that works together as a whole while improving the individual parts. Check out their Hog on the Range Facebook page and website.
Margaret makes a variety of delicious, sweet baked goods. She also makes adorable dolls and stuffed animals. Her braided and woven rugs are beautiful and very durable. She creates first quality products with recycled fabrics and cast-off socks from manufacturing plants which reduces landfill wastes.
Carrying on the family tradition of 5 generations of bakers in the Netherlands, Corina has taken her love of baking to a new level. Her creations include sourdough bread, artisan sandwich loaves, pastries, gluten free fare and many other special delights. Find your favorites at the market or their new location at 117 Tuscaloosa in Downtown Florence near the corner with Court Street. They offer breakfast and lunch and coffee.
Be sure to like their Facebook page for weekly menus.
Alabama start to finish!
Their products begin with organically grown Alabama industrial hemp and the oils are extracted in Florence where their high-quality products are created. Following strict state rules on manufacture and testing of their products ensures you get the best CBD around!
Visit their website or Facebook page to learn more.
Kitty Korner Creations
Jaimi began crafting jewelry one Christmas and has since expanded her collection. She creates cat-themed art using jewelry, resin, paper, ribbons, and fabric. Visit her booth to explore the variety and customize your own! Perfect for gifts! Discover more on her Instagram: @kitty_korner_creations
In addition to candles and bath products, The Rustic Cabin Trading Post also offers a selection of freeze-dried goods. expertly handcrafted soaps, and long-burning soy candles. All of their unique scents are created and blended in-house, each one offering a delightful experience.
From braided rugs to durable potholders to dolls and stuffed animals M's creations are one-of-a-kind gems. Great for gift giving or brightening up your home.
Pies in many flavors all homeade.
FAD's Woodworking
Upon retiring as a pipefitter, Charles knew he needed a hobby. He decided to work with wood instead of metal. Beautiful pieces are handmade in Killen of quality native and imported kiln dried woods.
Cutting boards, charcuterie boards, live edge pieces, crosses, candle holders, shot glass servers, carpenter bee traps and more. Great for gift giving or adding to your kitchen collection. Have an idea for a custom piece? Stop by his tent.
Lots of fun with bouncy houses and children's activities. Live music and food trucks. And many arts and crafts vendors as well as farm products.
Killen Park
We are excited to open the market and bring you and your family the freshest seasonal produce, quality baked goods and prepared foods, the b...
Killen Park
Killen Park
This band is a favorite of ours with a variety of songs ranging from bluegrass to folk to R&B. Bring a lawn chair and stay awhile. We had a...
Killen Park
Killen Park
Join us for a complimentary tomato sandwich and enjoy our market and park.
Killen Park
Killen Park
Microchip Clinic 9am to noon.
Ensure you get your dog or cat home safely should they get lost. A $20 donation per pet gets your furbaby chip...
Killen Park
Killen Park
Seasonal farm produce, Fall Treats from local bakers, Arts and Craft vendors, Food trucks, Children's area with bouncy houses, face painting...
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Beginning in late June many varieties will be available!
Local strawberries is our spring specialty crop. Local just tastes better!!
Who doesn't love fresh picked corn? First crops should come in before July 4th
Be the first to hear about what is in season, our weekly vendor list, and special events.
Have questions or comments? Send us a message, and we will get back soon!
May - September
Saturdays 8 am -12 pm
June-July
Tuesday 3pm 6pm
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