The Brown Creek Holler
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Maryville, Tennessee · Since the holler was hollered

Good neighbor,
goods.

The Brown Creek Holler is a community-first marketplace built to enrich the neighborhood we love. Locally sourced. Honestly priced. Served with the kind of care you'd want from the folks next door — because that's exactly who we are.

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Open Tue–Sat
Online ordering
Local delivery in Blount County
Our story

Brown Creek started with a tailgate and a porch light.

Years ago, a few of us traded vegetables, bread, and honey out of a truck bed at the end of Brown Creek Road. Word got around the holler. Folks started bringing extras from their gardens, jars from their kitchens, and the truck turned into a stand, the stand turned into a storefront, and the storefront turned into this.

We still believe the same thing: if you take care of the people around you, everything else tends to work itself out. Every good we carry supports a Blount County family. Every dollar spent here circles back into the neighborhood it came from.

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What we offer

Goods and gatherings, from the neighborhood.

Everything on our shelves comes with a story — and usually a first name. Here's a taste of what you'll find when you stop in or shop online.

Pantry & Provisions

Bread, butter, honey, preserves, eggs, and coffee from within a bike ride of our back door.

Garden & Porch

Seedlings, cut flowers, tools, and the occasional rocking chair from the woodworker two hollers over.

Made-to-Order

Custom gift baskets, holiday boxes, and corporate orders assembled by hand. Tell us the vibe, we'll build it.

Neighbor Gatherings

Monthly porch suppers, seed swaps, and weekend workshops from canning to whittling.

Local Delivery

Free delivery in Maryville and surrounding Blount County on orders $40+. Waved at from the porch, optional.

Gift the Holler

Mail-friendly gift cards and subscription boxes that send a little piece of Maryville anywhere in the country.

How it works

Two easy ways to say hello.

Book a visit or ask a question — any time, day or night. Our little shop runs on the same tools the big ones do, we just run them a little warmer.

Online Bookings

Pick a date, pick a porch time. We'll have the coffee on.

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AI Chat Receptionist

Answers questions about hours, what's in stock, and whose loaf is whose — 24/7.

Hey there, welcome to The Brown Creek Holler. What can I help with?
Are y'all open Saturday? Do you still have sourdough?
We sure are — Saturday 8am to 3pm. And yes, Miss Karen dropped off 9 loaves this morning. Want me to set one aside for you?
What neighbors say

The holler talks back.

Walked in for honey, walked out with a loaf, a conversation, and an invite to Sunday dinner. That's Brown Creek.
JM
Jamie M.Maryville, TN
They've been my Saturday morning stop for two years running. Feels more like a front porch than a store — and the coffee's better than the chain down the road.
DK
Dana K.Alcoa, TN
I ordered a gift box for my mom in Michigan. She called crying — said it felt like a hug from home. Worth every penny.
RT
Rae T.Knoxville, TN
i.

A place you trust

Same building, same creek. Tuesdays to Saturdays.

ii.

A feeling that lingers

Neighborly hands. Honest pricing. Goods made close.

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Something you'll remember

A chalkboard on the porch sill — sign your name.

A holler welcome

Come sit a while on the porch.

When you pull up to Brown Creek, the porch is where you’ll find us first. Screen door on the latch, morning light through the trees, a creek out back that hasn’t stopped running — and still doesn’t plan to.

There’s a little chalkboard on the sill with one word on it: holler!! — sign your name, leave a note for the next neighbor, then step inside and we’ll pour you something warm.

New here? Sign the board. Holler back. It’s how we know you came by.
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Wildflowers and vintage glass bottles on the screen-porch sill at Brown Creek Holler, Maryville TN, evening light through the trees
Pull up a chair. Stay a minute.
Come say hello

The porch light is on.

Stop by Tuesday through Saturday. The porch light will be on, the chalkboard’s at the tree, and the kettle’s close. Send a note if you can’t come by — we’ll write back.

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