CLOSED FOR THE SEASON,
OPEN FOR EVENTS!
The 2024 season will start in June, but until then, don’t miss our off-season events!
EXPLORE BREEDENS MARKET
Cultivating the Growth of Small Businesses
The world’s first fermented beverage -reborn!
At Skeptic Meadery, we aim to reintroduce the modern consumer to Mead - a wine derived entirely from honey!
With reverence for tradition and a head for modern brewing techniques, we bring a unique take on this ancient and storied drink.
THE SKEPTIC MEADERY
This 12-acre working peach and apple orchard is your one stop shop for fresh produce and baked goods, as well as weekend cookouts and Friday morning Storytime. Our rotating products allow for an exciting variation every week.
WEEKLY STORY TIME
Make your Fridays extra special and join us at our weekly story time at Breedens, starting at 10:00 am! Our dedicated team of storytellers will captivate young minds with exciting tales and interactive adventures that will ignite their imaginations. A delightful experience awaits both young and young-at-heart!
Upcoming events.
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Vendor Spotlight
We hand select our vendors to add to our Breedens family. Our mission is to provide a family oriented location for local families to enjoy!
Southern Olive
Lemon Lily Boutique
Reflections By Tanya
Breedens Orchard
The Short Story
Who
What
Where
When
Why
We are the Dorfman family and friends. Growing delicious Tennessee peaches that you just have to try.
A small female owned and operated orchard, store and bakery in the heart of Mt. Juliet. We hope that the love of what we are doing comes thru in our baked goodies.
Located on the 2nd highest point in Mt. Juliet. We are about 25 minutes east of Nashville. We have amazing sunrises, incredible sunsets and normally a little breeze even on the hottest days.
The orchard opened in 1974 under the ownership of Tom and Marynell Breeden and their family. They ran it for many years before putting it up for sale in 2016. The Dorfmans purchased the orchard in 2017 and have spent the past 5 years becoming farmers.
1. Because Mt Juliet didn't need a subdivision called Breeden's Acres.
2. Because there is something magical up here.
