Ashland Tuesday Market

New Tuesday Market Location Coming June 2022. The Tuesday Ashland market is moving to 1554 Webster St this summer! The Ashland National Guard Armory has a planned remodel coming up and the market will not be able to operate there during the construction. Find us at our new location next to SOU residential housing, Starbucks, and Market of Choice in Ashland. There will be parking on site at the market, as well as off Walker Ave. You can access the customer parking area off Stadium Way. The Tuesday market will run from 9:00am-1:30pm.

Tuesday Ashland Market has been hosted in the parking lot of the Ashland National Guard Armory since 2006. Farmers, crafters and artisan food producers fill up to 80 stall spaces with their amazing wares. You will find Master Gardeners, Master Preservers, & non-profit booths for your education; buskers & Mikey the Balloon Man for your entertainment; and complimentary seating areas set up by market management for your comfort. (vary due to season and conditions.)

When & Where Is It?
The Ashland Market is open from March 1 through November 22, 2022 on Tuesdays. We're located at the National Guard Armory, 1420 E. Main Street, Ashland.

What Time
9:00a – 1:30p.

Please No Pets
We love our furry friends, but not at the Market. Our aisles are crowded with customers and Vendor booths brimming with food. Dogs and their leashes are easily tripped over, and we strive to be as hygienically-minded for the benefit of all. Please refrain from bringing your pets to the Market.
Service animals Welcome.

LOCATION

This market is located near ScienceWorks and Willow Wind Learning Center at the corner of E. Main and Wightman Street.

PARKING

A small parking lot is available on the park grounds but it can get quite tangled, so please be careful when attempting to park in this area. There is residential parking in the surrounding area. We ask that you be respectful of our neighbors’ (business & residential) parking areas and property. We depend on their support throughout the season. We encourage as much ambulatory and pedal power as possible.