UofL’s Gray Street Farmers Market opens at new location for 2026 on Thursdays 10:30am-1:30pm

Gray Street Farmers Market logo

Thursdays, June 4th – Sept 24th, 2026
10:30am‒1:30pm  
New Location! LOUMED Commons • 316 E. Chestnut St.  

WE HAVE MOVED!
We’re excited to celebrate the opening of the market at our new location and kick off this exciting new chapter with our vendors, customers, and community! This new partnership gives everyone a great place to gather while keeping everything you love about the market the same. We can’t wait to welcome you to our new location and celebrate together.
   
TRIPLE YOUR SNAP BENEFITS AT GSFM
This year, we’ve increased the support we can offer SNAP recipients! Anyone shopping with SNAP benefits can stretch their dollars even further at GSFM. On the first market of every month, SNAP recipients can triple their spending power at GSFM — $20 in SNAP benefits = $60 to spend with GSFM local farmers and vendors. At all other markets, SNAP recipients can double their SNAP dollars, receiving an additional $12 for fresh produce and $8 for meat and eggs to spend with participating vendors.    

VENDORS  
Bakar Family Farm will have Greens( Kale, Collards, Mustard Greens, Swiss Chard, etc.), Radishes, Green Onions, Lettuces, Garlic, Etc. Check them out on Facebook at Bakar Family Farm LLC  
Cyrus Taheri will have Sourdough Bread, Cornbread, Tomato Seedlings, Pepper Seedlings, Kale, Garlic Scapes, and Bok Choy.  
Laura Bungura will have Fresh veggies and herbs, like radishes and spinach.  
Full Heart Farm will have granola, sweet breads, cookies, jams, pickles, local honey, caramel granola cookie bars, and more.  
Soap Addiction will have a variety of goat milk products, dried fruit, and herbs for purchase, and a portion of the profits is donated to local recovery programs.  
Georgia’s Sweet Potato Pie Company will have Sweet Potato Brownies, Traditional Sweet Pie, Sweet Potato Cheesecake, Sweet Potato Pecan Pie, KY Sweet Potato Pie, Caramel Glaze Pie, Vegan Sweet Potato Pie, and Bourbon Sweet Potato Pie.  
Oh My Lollies will have Handmade Fresh Fruit Popsicles with no artificial colors, dyes, or flavors, just pure ingredients sourced locally.   
Lorna’s Really Good Lemonade will have prepackaged lemonade and more.  
Gourmet Dream Dog Treats will have all-natural, human-grade dog treats that are safe for humans but created for fur babies.  
The Real Thing will have Desserts, Cobblers, Pies, Cakes, Yeast Rolls, Chicken and Dumplings, Chicken Pot Pies, and Red Skin Potato Salad.  
GutNurish will have Fermented Foods like Ogi (a West African firm pudding), learn more at their website. 
Anastasia’s Aesthetics will have Crochet items: Flowers, Coasters, Bags, Pillows, Tapestries, Water Bottle Holders, as well as Bracelets, Keychains, and Stuffed Animals.          

FOOD TRUCKS  
Taqueria Pacifico will have tacos, quesadillas, tortas, tlayudas, nachos (chicken, chorizo, carne asada, pastor, birria, and lengua), Jarritos, aguas frescas, and cóctel de frutas.  
Colliver’s Coffee Company will have Coffee Drinks, Dirty Soda, Lemonade, Apparel, and Bagged Coffee.  
Cafecito will have Coffee and Pastries.  
Street Gyros will have a variety of Mediterranean halal and veggie-vegan eats, including falafel, hummus, salads, lamb gyro, Philly steak, grilled chicken, chicken shawarma, burgers, and more.  

Community Partners  
Kentucky State University is Kentucky’s only historically Black public university, known for its strong commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and community impact. Located in Frankfort, the university offers a supportive learning environment with diverse programs and hands-on opportunities for student success.  
Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness Department works to protect and improve the health of Louisville residents through programs focused on prevention, education, environmental health, and community wellness. The department provides vital public health services and promotes healthier, safer communities across Metro Louisville.  
Clean4changeky is a community-focused organization dedicated to promoting cleaner, healthier neighborhoods through environmental awareness, outreach, and service initiatives. Their mission centers on creating positive change by encouraging community involvement and sustainable practices.  
Louisville Free Public Library provides free access to books, technology, educational resources, and community programs that support lifelong learning and literacy. Serving the Louisville community for over a century, the library fosters connection, creativity, and opportunity for all residents.  
Transcend Credit Union is a member-focused financial institution dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve financial wellness through personalized banking services, lending solutions, and community support. With a strong commitment to service and innovation, Transcend empowers members to reach their financial goals with confidence.      

WEEKLY FOOD DONATION DRIVE
Catholic Charities food pantry needs your help. They will be collecting canned meat, deodorant, hand and dish soap, pasta, peanut butter, mac & cheese, sanitary items, shampoo, conditioner, and tuna. Please drop off your items at the information booth.    
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GSFM ESSENTIALS
The Gray Street Farmers Market, sponsored by UofL's School of Public Health and Information Sciences, Common Earth Gardens, and LOUMED, takes place on Thursdays until Sept. 24, rain or shine, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The market is located at 316 East Chestnut Street. Customers may pay with cash, debit cards, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, or the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition program.

For more information, visit the GSFM webpage.