The Olive Branch Market

10/18/2026

Political Picnic by day,
Baby Bash by evening,
Gala Glam by night ✨

Three events in 48 hours —
We left one to start prep for another👩🏻‍🍳

Forever grateful for our loyals for trusting our services, utilizing our space, + celebrating all things big + small with us 🕊️

10/17/2026

Even on weeks we are unable to have fridge features due to private caters, y’all still show up big to carry us through 🫶🏻

From care packages & silent auctions,
To baked good runs & grocery grabs —

Our market girls appreciate you,
& our vendors do too!

O p e n T o d a y
10:00-2:00 🕊️

10/16/2026

Some days small business is ringing customers up over your phone while away prepping for a 200 guest event
because the WiFi is out … again 😀

W e A r e O p e n —
We can take cards,
We just can’t take calls.

Thank you for your patience 🫶🏻

10/15/2026

10/14/2026

Nearly two years later, & I still can’t believe I can walk into our own market, and grab these goods locally 🧺🍳🍯

We don’t stock the vendor shelf for profit — this money goes directly back in to our employees, our building, & the families that keep these goods coming weekly ♻️

If it’s showcased in our market, that means we trust it for our own home 🫶🏻

10/14/2026

Due to multiple private caters + another fridge down for service, we will not have fridge features this week.

H o w e v e r —
It would be a perfect week to swing by + see what all our vendors have to offer!

So many fall features + locally handcrafted items for your Boo Baskets!

Vendors —
Comment your favorite goods you’ve stocked below to showcase your supply!

10/13/2026

So thankful for Megan & her love for locals 🫶🏻

One of my favorite stories I've written for The Write Touch Studio is this one about The Olive Branch Market celebrating one year in its current location.

The angle for this story was the anniversary. That's what made it timely and newsworthy. But the story itself became about so much more than how long the doors had been open.

It was about MaKaylen's faith and the way she trusts God to lead her family and her business. It was about her commitment to her children and making sure her business doesn't come at the expense of her family. It was about investing in other local vendors, supporting local families, and wanting to see her community thrive.

And that's the part I love most about storytelling.

There's a reason a story needs an angle. We need that timely connection, that reason for the story to be told *now*. But what makes someone actually stop and read? What makes them connect with a business owner? What makes them remember that business when they're ready to shop, eat, or spend their money?

It's getting a glimpse of the person behind the business. What they value. What drives them. What they're working toward beyond simply making a sale.

Because people aren't just choosing a business based on what it sells. They're also choosing who they want to support.

That's why I love getting to know the people I write about. The anniversary might get someone to click on the story, but the heart behind the business is what makes the story stick.

Read the full story here:
https://www.thewritetouchstudio.com/portfolio/the-olive-branch-market-celebrates-one-year-in-new-location

10/09/2026

What’s better than pasta?
Pasta you get protein from 🤝

🍅 sun-dried tomatoes
🥬 sautéd spinach
🧄 garlic butter + basil

& how much do I love y’all?
Enough to churn butter at 10pm.

Melt your butter down to:
- Dip your French baguette in,
- Pour into your heated pasta,
- Or, if it’s a real crazy day, take like a shot