Fresh Food.
Local Farmers.
Vibrant Community.
A community-led initiative by the Boone Memorial Health Foundation designed to be Southern West Virginia's local hub for fresh produce, handmade goods, live music & community events! Shop local, Support growers.
Health
Access to fresh, nutritious food supports healthier families and a stronger community.
Local Economy
Every purchase helps support local farmers, makers, and small businesses.
Food Access
Market on Main works to improve healthy lifestyles through food access across our region through programs, partnerships, and education.
Education
A range of programs, including Farmacy, medically indicated food boxes, BMH Grows, and related initiatives improving access to care, nutrition, and community health.
More Than a Market
Market on Main is a community-driven farmers market created to support local farmers, artisans, and food producers while improving access to fresh, healthy food in our region. Located in the heart of Madison, the market serves as a gathering place where food, health, and community come together.
Through partnerships, education, and year-round access to locally sourced goods, Market on Main is helping strengthen our regional food system and local economy — one visit at a time.
Supporting Health & Community
Market on Main is committed to improving food access and community wellness through education, partnerships, and special programs. From nutrition education to community initiatives, the market plays an active role in supporting a healthier region.
By creating a welcoming space centered around fresh food and local connections, Market on Main helps bridge the gap between healthy choices and everyday access. The market supports initiatives that encourage better nutrition, foster community engagement, and strengthen relationships between residents, growers, and partners who share a commitment to long-term regional well-being.
Vendor List
100 Acre Orchard
Produce
11.25 Candle Co.
Candles & Room Cleaners
Alma June’s Corner
Laser Art
Ariston Specialties
Olive Oils & Olives
Belmont Peanuts
Canned Peanut Variety
Black Dog Coffee
Coffee
Blissful Bites & Sips
Coffee & Desserts
Cooke Tavern Soup
Soup Mixes
Craddock Produce
Produce
Crook Brothers
Produce
Danville Floral & Gifts
Floral
Darn Good Candy
Freeze Dried Candy
Divina
Specialty Foods
Farm to Fork
Beef & Pork
Fowler’s Mill
Bread Products
Gabi’s Garage
Crafts
Grandma’s Gone Cookies
Baked Goods
Grandpa Joe’s Candy Shop
Vintage Treats
Grasham’s Arts & Crafts
Arts & Crafts
Gritt’s Farm
Produce
Gritt’s Midway
Produce & Plants
JQ Dickinson Salt-Works
Cooking Products & Personal Care
Julia’s Southern Foods
Variety Premixed Breads & Desserts
Just Bee
Beeswax Products
Kit Kat Kreations
Crafts
Mom’s Place
Gluten Free Products
Mount Royal Lavender
Lavender & Baked Goods
Mountain Glo Tallow
Skincare
Mountaineer Roasting
Coffee
Pappy’s Cabin
Honey & Woodwork
Ronk Family Farm
Syrup
SoberDough
Premixed Breads
Soup of Success
Soup Mixes
Stitched with Grace
Crocheted Goods
Sweet Amanda’s
Kettle & Caramel Corn
Sweet Grass Farm
Personal Care
The Happy Hound
Dog Treats
The Naked Bee
Personal Care
Trail Top Popcorn
Popcorn & Pork Rinds
Uneeda Mini Farm
Produce, Plants, Honey & Skincare
Vintage Vittles
Apple Butter, Hard Candy & Pickled Products
We B Fryn
Wheatos
West Madison Grocery
Deli
Whitley’s Peanut Factory
Shell Peanuts in Bag
Wild Mountain Soap
Soap, Candles & Skin Care
Wild Wick Candle Co.
Candles & Wax Products
Williams Cheese Co.
Amish Cheese & Butter
Wholesome Good
Specialty Foods
Visit Market on Main
Hours
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Wednesday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
What You’ll Find
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Fresh produce and locally grown foods
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Meats, baked goods, and specialty items
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Handmade and artisan products
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Community events and seasonal activities
Feedback from The Community
As Mayor of Madison, I feel that Market on Main is a great asset. Our citizens can enjoy the different activities and events the Market has to offer. It’s brought a sense of pride and unity to our small town. I feel the Main Street area will benefit and it will help bring back a part of town that once thrived. Every year during the month of June, our town hosts the WV Coal Festival. The Market is a great addition for patrons to be able to enjoy in addition to the festival. I’m thankful for Market on Main to be a part of our little town.
Buddy Hudson
Mayor, City of Madison
Market on Main is a great asset to our town and community. It helps bring people back to our town on a regular basis. As a small business owner, like me, I have a lot of out of town customers who visit my store because of the Market. Traffic and sales have increased because of the new people visiting the Market. I believe it’s brought our community closer due to the events the BMH Foundation and Market on Main have brought to our town. It’s giving our community something new to be involved in. In many ways, I feel our community is coming alive once again because of its presence. We love Boone Memorial Health and the Market for all the great things they are making happen in our community.
J.T. Thompson
Owner, The Mercantile
The biggest challenge as a farmer isn’t growing our products, it’s marketing. Hours of taking photos, writing social media captions and updating websites. Market on Main has opened an array of opportunities for small farmers in our area. Being able to walk into the Market and see our products on their shelves has been a blessing. It also takes a large burden off our shoulders to do our own marketing. We are thankful for the staff and what this market has brought to our community.
Rachel and Tony Sigmon
Uneeda Mini Farm
In the heart of Madison, Market on Main stands as a true community asset more than just a place to shop, it’s a place to gather, connect and celebrate local flavor. The Market offers fresh goods and specialty items, to unique finds you won’t see anywhere.
We love to go and drop in at least once a week, not just to shop, but to support a business that supports Madison right back. Market on Main isn’t just part of downtown; it’s part of what makes our town feel like home.
Bill and Sheliah Cook
Market Patrons