Vendor List for Hispanic Heritage Day at the Hendersonville Farmers Market

Vendor List for Hispanic Heritage Day at the Hendersonville Farmers Market

Join us this Saturday, September 14th, from 8 am to 1 pm on Maple Street for another exciting day at the Hendersonville Farmers Market!

This weekend, we're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Day in partnership with True Ridge! Enjoy live music, colorful dance performances by Al Ritmo De Mi Tierra, fun activities for all ages, and a vibrant market atmosphere that reflects the rich cultural tapestry of our community.

Plus, we're bringing you the best in local produce, handmade crafts, and unique artisanal goods! While some intersections may be closed, there’s still plenty of parking around the market, so come out and support your favorite local vendors.

Rain or shine, we're here to provide a lively and inclusive community experience. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

Live Music: Apple County String Band 

Hispanic Heritage Day! 

True Ridge Booth! 

Dancers, clowns, music and more!

Popsicle Truck! - Frios Gourmet Popsicles of WNC

Free Kids' Face Paint in the Depot 

Compost Station at spot 51

Sponsors Booths: Zerorez 

Farmers & Growers (produce, eggs, meat, honey, plants):Black Dog Flowers, Cleveland Farms, Broom’s Blooms, Gray Family Farmstead,  Honeybee Bliss, Stump Farms, Sylvia’s Succulents Cacti and Plants, Tiny Bridge Farm, Popp’s Posies at The Popp Shoppe, Presley Farms, Saluda Grade Farm

Value Added Food/Drink Vendors (baked goods, fermented foods, cheese, pasta etc.):, Aw Shucks Popcorn Barnhouse Kitchen, Raspberry Fields, ShareWell Coffee Co. & Roastery, Bretzel Bus by Underground Baking Co., Up All Night, Sea of Sweets Bakery,, Mimi's Mountain Mixes, Madison Bryn Herbals, Serotonin Ferments

Arts & Crafts (nonfood/nonplant):  Eli Tomalka Woodworks, Hippe Nail Chick, Mother Hubbard Crafts, Plated Bliss

Young Entrepreneur: Appalachian Rian Co.

Dogs and Pets: Mountain Barkery

Non Profit: Public Radio

Hendersonville Farmers Market takes place every Saturday (May 4-Oct 26) at the Historic Train Depot on 650 Maple Street, 8am-1pm.

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