Farmers Markets in Austin, TX

Austin

Austin

Kim Stearns — a fourth-generation Texan whose family arrived from Germany in 1845 — grows flowers people say can't be grown in Texas at Nutty Brown Farm on Nutty Brown Road in Austin. Each Saturday of the growing season, the farm's barn market gathers her blooms with Ranch 101 cut flowers, Goodbake ATX sourdough and pastries, handmade candles, vintage treasures, and rotating artisan pop-ups, with free coffee and a dog-friendly welcome.

Austin

AUSTIN

Austin

Austin

Hello from the Chaparral Crossing Farmers' Market! We are a monthly market open every first Sunday of the month from 10am - 1pm at Charlie Dobbin's Park (4601 Senda Lane, Austin, TX 78725). We have up to 50 amazing vendors, including local farmers with organically grown produce, meats, eggs, bread, delicious canned foods, and artisanal goods all produced by independent small businesses. We welcome SNAP customers AND we offer a matching incentive through the Double Up Food Bucks program. For every SNAP dollar purchased, you will get an equal amount (up to $30/day) of matching Double Up Food Bucks to use on produce. ✨GET MORE✨ at the Chaparral Crossing Farmers Market!

Cedar Park

Pflugerville

Round Rock

Hutto

We are year around farmers market open on Sunday's 11am-3pm in Hutto, TX. Hutto Silos Farmers Market was created to provide a cooperative and organized marketing alternative for small scale farmers and local small businesses. Communities thrive supporting farmers markets which bring fresh produce weekly, supports the local economy by supporting small business, and bringing community interaction weekly.

Elgin

Elgin

Coupland

Georgetown

The Sun City Farmers Market runs every Tuesday morning, 9 to noon, at 2 Texas Avenue in Georgetown — open to everyone, not just Sun City residents, and run by the nonprofit Georgetown Farmers Market Association, whose WilCo market lineage dates to 1984 as Central Texas's oldest. Talk directly with the farmers behind the produce, raw local honey, farm eggs, chicken, grass-raised meats, baked goods, and kettle corn.