Lisa Waldron

Zen Zaia Candle Company LLC was founded by Lisa Waldron in the summer of 2020 in Douglasville GA. As a busy mom, Lisa dreamed of starting her own business with clean non-toxic ingredients and yet providing quality products. What started as an idea in the kitchen now has a special room in her home called the Candle Studio. Lisa is dedicated to making soy candles with magnificent scents, soy wax melts and more. Using clean, reusable, sustainable products that promotes zen that everyone can enjoy in their homes.

Mike Roshaven

Mike is a navy veteran, he has been keeping bees for over 10 years. It started as a hobby and has now grown into a full-time business. Honey is a staple for any home. Whether you are using it as a sweetener, allergy relief or for its antimicrobial properties, BeeHaven has what you need. He has four flavors of honey to choose from and products such as beeswax, honeycomb, lip balms, candles and soaps. His passion is obvious as he shares samples of his honey along with his knowledge and experiences in beekeeping.

Dave and Katie Bridges

Chewy's Backyard Farm is the fulfillment of the lifelong dreams of Dave and Katie Bridges. So who is Chewy? Well, Chewy is Dave and Katie's miniature schnauzer. Chewy believes if he can see it, then it is his yard. One day he was staring out the kitchen window surveying his land. So when Dave and Katie decided to farm the backyard it only made sense to call it Chewy's Backyard Farm.

Dewey and Lois Roberts

What would a farmers market be without fried pies?  Dewey grows some of the crops for his pie fillings and delectable assortment of jams and jellies that are offered alongside pickles and other canned favorites.  Don't miss the orange marmalade!

Tammy Rogers and Kip Bishop

Edengate Farm is located in Kingston, Ga. They are Certified Naturally Grown and source organic seeds for their crops with no GMO's or chemicals. They use sustainable agricultural methods including raised beds, no till, low till, and cover crops. They source their packaging to be environmentally friendly by using recycled or biodegradable products. It is their goal to provide customers with nutrient rich, healthy food with lots of flavor.

Mike Dehner

Little Creek Farm Nursery is a specialty nursery founded in 1983 by Michael Dehner in Dallas, Georgia. Plants are their passion and offer a large variety of perennial and annual plants, trees, shrubs, vegetable plants, succulents, and herbs. In addition, they carry a very large selection of plants native to the Southeast and particularly Georgia and enjoy educating customers on how these plants cannot only create a space of beauty but also help our environment and native wildlife.

Michelle Reid

In 2009 Mark and Michelle Reid of Rockmart, Georgia purchased a starter farm of 12 acres to fulfill their dream of creating a self-sustaining, all-natural farm.  Situated between Rockmart and Cedartown, Morning Glory Farm has been providing

Sara DeCoeur

On their small family farm in Temple, Sara DeCoeur and her family raise dairy goats, chickens and ducks as naturally as possible while feeding only non-gmo grains. Their goats provide milk that is sold as raw pet milk and used to make skin nourishing handmade soaps. When opening a dozen of their eggs you will see a rainbow of colors from white, brown, blue to green. If you love eggs, then you have to try their duck eggs. They are great in any recipe, especially when baking. In their gardens, they grow vegetables, flowers and herbs that are used in their goat milk soap recipes or sold fresh at the market.

Jim and Cathy Raines

Established in 1947, Possum Trot Farm offer the highest quality beef for our customers in Northwest Georgia. Our cows are antibiotic free and hormone free. For the best marbling, each cow is grass then grain fed. They are processed locally, and all beef is USDA inspected.

Bill and Sue Edwards

Bill and Sue love growing vegetables and raising animals.  Bill enjoys taking care of the bees and Sue does the canning and baking.  They are both thrilled to have finished construction on a second kitchen for Sue to have all the canning space she needs.  Along with a variety of fruits and veggies, Sand Creek Farm carries a large selection of canned goods from jams and jellies, to pickles and soup.  You can find them at market every Thursday or give them a call at (706)235-6926.

Valerie Wesley

Sincerely Southern Soapery is a home town, local soapery providing quality bath and beauty products to women and men. They strive to create beautiful products that are luxurious to use. Their handcrafted items are small batch, meaning they are made in-house, not repackaged from a large retailer or supplier; and on a small scale that allows her to make unique designs that appeal to our customers. They believe in crafting simple, natural products that people will enjoy using.

Patti, Ken, and Jason Cook

Spreading Oaks Farm is a small family-owned farm located 20 minutes west of Atlanta in Paulding County.  They have a small herd of Belted Galloway beef cattle and a variety of fresh vegetables and herbs available to CSA members and local farmers market. They are striving to produce healthy alternatives for their local community and grow everything Certified Naturally Grown. Learn more by clicking here or connect with them on Facebook

Jana Fitzgerald

Jana Fitzgerald hails from Czechoslovakia. She currently lives in Taylorsville, Georgia with her husband and children. She comes to market every week with a plethora of fresh made baked goods ranging from breads to brownies. The most amazing aspect of Jana's booth is the variety she offers her customers. You can expect to see traditional czechoslovakian foods along side gluten free brownines. Jana has something for everyone! Find her on Facebook.

Courtney Wells

After choosing the vegan lifestyle three years ago, Courtney decided to start making vegan baked goods to share with others. She wants to give others the opportunity to choose this lifestyle for themselves, the animals and our planet. You can have your vegan cake and eat it too!

Mike and Judy Barber

In 2016, Mike and Judy planted their first gardens and first crop of hops. They practice sustainable and natural methods to care for their crops as much as possible. They offer favorites like squash, tomatoes, peppers while also having watermelons in the summer and pumpkins in the fall. In addition to produce, they will be selling live plants, houseplants, and succulents. If you are a home brewer, don't miss your chance to buy local hops for your brews as they are the first farm in Georgia to sell hops!