Very warm temps didn’t keep shoppers away from the Sevierville Farmers Market. There were good things to discover and buy for home. Follow along and see these things, plus learn about some cool vendors who make their wares available each Friday.
Downtown flowers are a delight for the senses.
I stopped by Courthouse Donuts first for coffee and to work on photos and messages. New art is displayed in the windows. I like the reflection of the courthouse in the window as well.
Things were in full swing at the market when I finally arrived.
When I saw these hydrangeas, I knew that I needed to have some too.
Arthur Young is originally from California, then, later, south Florida. He has lived here in Sevierville for over 12 years. I bought some Indian nickel earrings from him last year. The jewelry is so unique.
Go to Arthur Young’s website to learn more about the artist. Go to ArthurYoungJewelry.com.
This vendor from Paris and Gigi works alone or with his mother when she is in town. He is quite interesting because he is a retired figure skater, now a coach in West Knoxville at an ice-arium in Farragut. He has toured Europe with many world renowned skaters. Talk to him some time to see who he knows in the skating world. He told me last week and I wanted to hear more. Fascinating!
Check out the products by Paris and Gigi. I have already bought Christmas presents for friends from this vendor and know that they will love them! Not telling, though
I saw all kinds of people walking around with hydrangeas from Sevier Blumen. Their blooms and prices can’t be beat. They also work the Knoxville Farmers Market on Market Square. I see them on Wednesdays there.
Not Your Granny’s Homemade Soap has many products that I like. The bath bombs are a good way to take magnesiumt too! There are significant health qualities to magnesium so check out this vendor and the bath bombs. They smell so good!
The hotdog lemonade vendor was not at the market today so several others had drinks for sale. Good American business.
If you want a unique gift, go no further than our own farmers market for a T-shirt Memory quilt.
Here is an example. If you know someone with a lot of old T-shirts to get rid of, but they can’t let them go, (like me?) then consider this vendor for a very personalized gift. T-shirt quilts are a wonderful memory that lasts.
She also sells jams and jellies!
Peppermint wards off spiders and insects. I asked the vendor if they had peppermint plants a few weeks ago. The next week, they had them at the market, but my friend Karen bought the plant and I missed it.
Today, there was a peppermint plant for me! It smelled so good. Just ask the vendors if you don’t see something that you want or need, because they can often get it.
See the small cantaloupe in the center? It is a special, small version so I bought that too; however, I forgot what it is called. Will cut it tomorrow and let you know. It is supposed to be sweet.
If you linger at this booth then you find some delightful things. So many!
I bought a bagel to go. You can freeze them too. Divine!
This is a SCHS grad with young shoppers at the market. They were looking at the wonderful animal sculptures—one of my favorite things at the market. How fun to catch up with family news. Hola, Jeremy!
It was time to take my hydrangeas and go home. See you out and about in Sevierville at the farmers market next week!
Out and About in Sevierville 