Where and When to Buy Delvin Farms Produce: Farm Store and Farmers Market Guide

You can buy Delvin Farms produce at its seasonal farm store in College Grove, Tennessee, or at three Middle Tennessee farmers markets. The farm store at 6361 Cox Road is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed Sundays and Mondays. It operates seasonally from May through December, so plan around that window rather than treating it as a year-round shop.

Delvin Farms Farm Store

The farm store is the most direct way to buy the farm's organically grown vegetables, and it carries more than produce alone.

What the store stocks, per the farm:

• Fresh-picked fruits and vegetables, harvested daily
• Locally sourced, hand-selected meats and artisan cheeses
• Refrigerated drinks and pantry staples
• Fully prepared meals ready to heat and serve

If you are planning a weeknight dinner run, note that the store closes at 5 p.m. sharp on weekdays — it is not an evening destination.

Farmers Markets: Days, Times, and Locations

Delvin Farms has attended Middle Tennessee markets for over 30 years. Three current markets are listed:

East Nashville Farmers Market

• Day and time: Tuesdays, 3:30–6:30 p.m.
• Location: 511 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN

Arrington Farmers Market

• Day and time: Wednesdays, 3:30–6:00 p.m.
• Location: At the farm store area, 6311 Cox Road, College Grove, TN
• Note: The site describes this as a newly established market with 40-plus vendors, food trucks, and a food courtyard.

Franklin Farmers Market

• Day and time: Saturday mornings, 8 a.m. to noon
• Location: 120 Aldersgate Way, Franklin, TN

The site also references a Richland Park market but does not list its day, time, or address, so treat that one as unconfirmed until you check with the farm.

Planning Around CSA Pickups

If you are a CSA member rather than a shopper, weekly pickup happens on Wednesdays or Saturdays. Wednesday pickup lines up with the Arrington market at the farm store; Saturday pickup lines up with the Franklin market. This matters if you want to combine a pickup with market shopping in one trip.

A Practical Example

Say you want fresh vegetables for a weekend dinner and also want to browse a larger market. A Saturday morning trip to the Franklin Farmers Market (8 a.m.–noon) covers both. If you miss it, the farm store is open the same day until 5 p.m. — but not on Sunday or Monday, so a Sunday plan will not work.

Before You Go

• Check the season. The store is open May through December only. Markets may follow their own schedules outside that window.
• Confirm the address for market-day visits. The farm store is listed at 6361 Cox Road, while the Arrington market is listed at 6311 Cox Road. These are close but not identical — verify before driving.
• Ask about payment and current offerings. The site does not state accepted payment methods or prices. Use the contact form on the site to confirm before a first visit.
• Expect changing selection. Produce follows what is harvested that week, so specific items are not guaranteed.