The Sunday Market returns on December 3rd to The Factory at Franklin from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. The Sunday Market will feature handmade goods designed by local artisans as well as high-quality vintage finds. Market admission is free, but guests are encouraged to learn about and support the community-focused non-profit highlighted.
The featured non-profit for Sunday Market is One Generation Away which was birthed from the dream that we can eliminate poverty, racism, and denominationalism in our lifetime. One Generation Away believes that there is a mission field right outside our front door and that they will reach people lovingly through service. OneGen is dedicated to providing emergency food service to those in need via mobile pantries, as well as through partnerships with hospitals, social workers, schools, law enforcement, churches, civic groups, and many others who want to wipe hunger off the face of America.
Every dollar donated purchases $16 of retail food – $30 feeds a family of 4 for 1 month – 1 in 5 children in Middle TN do not know where their next meal is coming from.
The Sunday Market is asking if you will bring these items to donate:
Peanut Butter/Jelly (in plastic jars only) – Canned Chicken – Canned Tuna – Mac/Cheese – Pasta – Rice – Spaghetti Sauce (pop-top cans or plastic jars) Canned beans – Canned Soups – Canned Vegetables – Canned Fruit – Prepackaged meals such as Hamburger Helper – Cornbread mix – Pancake mix, Pop-top or microwaveable food items.
Over 25 vendors are expected to be on-site for this weekend’s Sunday Market. Sunday Market organizers released information regarding what vendors you can expect. Here is a list of vendors to date:
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- American Farm Gardens
- Apple and Oak’s Loretta Lou
- BEBO Folk Art
- Black Sheep Goods
- Carpe Diem 212
- Cedar Comfort
- *Clark + Fawn
- Estella Grace
- Edible Nashville
- FashionABLE
- *FarmStrong.CO
- Fleur Exotique
- Fly Forward
- *Frankly Made
- From Earth to Art
- Garmon Designs
- *January Moon
- Light of Day HOME
- Linda’s Sweet Salvaged Pickin’s
- *Mica Pewitt Art
- *Nap Time Love
- Nash Vinyl
- Original Organics Herbals
- Parnassus on Wheels
- Sabrosa Vintage
- Stampily
- The Gentlemans Stache
- *The Wild Goose
- Three Little Pearls
- Wildhair Pottery
- Wood and Fibers Art
Food trucks that will be at the event will include Funk Seoul Brother, The Grilled Cheeesrie, YaYo’s OMG, Humprey’s Street Coffee, Piper and Leaf Tea, and Rise and Shine Bakery. At noon there will be a Chef demo with Molly Martin and Lyndi Stein of Juniper Green Kitchen.
“The Sunday Market is a place to slow your pace and just spend the afternoon shopping, eating, socializing, and finding local opportunities to serve. We have carefully selected unique vendors creating a neighborly environment full of talented businesses we have right here in the greater Nashville area. We hope to fill your soul on a Sunday afternoon,” says Caroline Ritter, Director of The Sunday Market.
The Sunday Market will be located outdoors on the southeast side of The Factory in the same location as the Franklin Farmers Market. The Factory is located at 230 Franklin Road. The covered market will be held rain or shine this Sunday, December 3.
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