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Farmers Markets in Texas

193 farmers markets listed across Texas. Local markets where area farmers sell in one place. Directory updated August 2026.

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6701 Burnet Road Market

This market operates at 6701 Burnet Road in north-central Austin, along a busy commercial stretch in the Allandale and Crestview area. Listed as a farmers market, it's the kind of neighborhood setup where local growers and food vendors gather on a set day. Confirm the current day and hours before visiting, since small Austin markets shift schedules.

Amarillo Global Food Hub

Amarillo, TX

A food hub at 800 S Polk Street in downtown Amarillo, in the Texas Panhandle. Details online are limited. Contact them directly to confirm what they sell, their hours, and whether they serve retail shoppers or supply local businesses.

An Evening Market At Troy-TX

Troy, TX

An Evening Market at Troy takes place on East Main Street in Troy, a small Bell County town just north of Temple. As the name says, it runs in the evening, giving local vendors a cooler slot to sell produce, crafts, food, and handmade goods after the Central Texas heat lets up. It works as much as a community gathering as a shopping stop. Check locally for market dates.

Angelina County Farmers Market

Lufkin, TX

The Angelina County Farmers Market at 2107 S. Medford Drive in Lufkin, Texas is open Fridays and Saturdays, 9 to 3, bringing East Texas growers and their goods to the community.

Annetta Valley Farmers Market

A Parker County farmers market at 2655 W. FM 5 in Annetta, just west of Fort Worth near Weatherford. It serves the rural communities along the Fort Worth–Weatherford corridor, where cattle ranches and small produce farms share the countryside. Little is posted online about its vendors or market days.

Apple Country Farmers Market

A Lubbock farmers market at 19th Street and Avenue A, on the South Plains where cotton, produce, and orchard fruit grow across the high, flat farmland of West Texas. This is one of two Apple Country market sites in the city. Vendor lists and market days aren't published online.

Apple Country Farmers Market II

The second Apple Country market location in Lubbock, at 6009 45th Street on the west side of town. Lubbock anchors the South Plains, a major West Texas region for cotton, grapes, and row crops. No vendor roster or schedule is posted online.

Area Farmers Market

A neighborhood farmers market at 3102 Baldwin Street in Corpus Christi, part of the Coastal Bend region of South Texas. The produce here reflects a long, warm growing season along the Gulf. Details on vendors and hours aren't available online.

Athens Farmers Market

This East Texas market runs at 212 N. Palestine Street in Athens, a Henderson County town known as the Black-Eyed Pea Capital of the World. The surrounding piney-woods farmland yields peas, tomatoes, peaches, and other summer produce. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

Austin Farmers Market Association III

One of several Austin Farmers Market Association sites, this one on Montopolis Drive in southeast Austin's historic Montopolis neighborhood near the Colorado River. Central Texas growers bring produce through the long spring and fall seasons. No vendor list or hours are posted online.

Austin Farmers Market Association VI

An Austin Farmers Market Association location at 7500 Blessing Avenue in north-central Austin. It's one of several sites the association operated around the city to bring Central Texas produce closer to different neighborhoods. Vendor details and market days aren't published online.

Bangs Farmers Market

A small-town farmers market at 503 West Hall in Bangs, a Brown County community just west of Brownwood in Central Texas. It serves the ranching and farming area of the Heart of Texas region. Little detail is posted online.

Bayou City Farmers Market

Run by the nonprofit Urban Harvest, the Bayou City Farmers Market gathers Houston-area farms, ranches, and food makers at 3000 Richmond Avenue. Vendors bring vegetables, berries, flowers, and nuts alongside grass-fed beef, eggs, Gulf seafood, and prepared foods from dumplings to tamales. It's one of the largest producer markets in the city.

Beach Street Local Market

A local market at 3789 N. Beach Street in north Fort Worth, serving the Fossil Creek and north-side neighborhoods near the Keller line. Details on vendors and market days aren't posted online.

Bell County Farmers Market Association II

A Bell County market at 212 S. Main Street in downtown Temple, Central Texas. It's one of the association's locations serving the Temple–Belton area between Waco and Austin along I-35. Vendor and schedule details aren't available online.

Burleson Farmers Market

A farmers market at 217 W. Renfro Street in Old Town Burleson, just south of Fort Worth. Growers and makers from the Johnson and Tarrant County area sell here. Market days and vendor details aren't posted online.

Central Texas Food Bank

Austin, TX

The largest hunger-relief organization in Central Texas, distributing food across 21 counties from its warehouse on Metropolis Drive in southeast Austin. Its Fresh Harvest Market runs farmers-market-style produce distributions, and mobile pantries reach neighborhoods on a rotating schedule. Residents can find the nearest distribution by entering a ZIP code on the food bank's website. Partner pantries, school programs, and senior food assistance round out the work.

Chaparral Crossing Farmers' Market

Austin, TX

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!

Charlie ~ Thornberry Certified Farmers Market Association

A certified producers market at 713 Ohio Avenue in downtown Wichita Falls, North Texas near the Red River. 'Certified' means vendors sell what they grow or make themselves. It serves the farming country of the Rolling Plains. Schedule details aren't posted online.

Charlie Thornberry Farmers Market

This Wichita Falls market operates at 713 Ohio Street, the same downtown site as the Charlie-Thornberry certified association. It gathers North Texas growers from the Rolling Plains around Wichita Falls. No vendor roster or hours are published online.

City Hall Farmers Market

A downtown Houston market held at City Hall, 901 Bagby Street, on the Hermann Square plaza. Area farms and food vendors set up for downtown workers and residents. Current schedule and vendor details aren't posted online.

Clear Lake Shores Farmers' Market

Clear Lake Shores, TX

A bayside farmers market at 1020 Marina Bay Drive in Clear Lake Shores, on the water between Houston and Galveston. The Clear Lake area sits along Galveston Bay near Kemah and its boardwalk. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

Collin County Farmers' Market

Murphy, TX

This market sets up at the Murphy City Hall complex, 206 N. Murphy Road, serving the fast-growing Collin County suburbs north of Dallas. Local growers and makers from the Plano–Wylie–Murphy area sell here. Market days and vendor details aren't posted online.

Collins Garden Park Farmers' Market

San Antonio, TX

A neighborhood market tied to Collins Garden on San Antonio's near south side, in the 78204 area just south of downtown. It brings fresh produce to a historic, largely residential part of the city. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

Community Fresh Farmers' Market

A College Station market at 2275 Dartmouth Street in the Brazos Valley, home to Texas A&M. Central Texas growers bring produce through the region's long, warm season. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

Concho Valley Farmers' Market

San Angelo, TX

A West Texas market at 609 S. Oakes Street in San Angelo, the hub of the Concho Valley. Growers from the surrounding ranch and farm country sell produce, and the region is known for pecans along the Concho River. Schedule details aren't posted online.

Coppell Farmers Market

Open Saturdays 8am–noon at 768 W. Main Street in Coppell, this producer market carries farm-grown produce, meat, eggs, dairy, and honey along with baked goods, cut flowers, and prepared foods. It was started to bring clean, fresh food to Coppell residents and serve as a community gathering spot. Vendors include area farms, bakeries, and a winery.

Corpus Christi Downtown Farmers' Market

Corpus Christi, TX

A downtown market at 100 N. Shoreline Boulevard on the Corpus Christi bayfront. Vendors from the Coastal Bend bring produce grown in South Texas's long, warm season, a short walk from the marina and seawall. Schedule and vendor details aren't posted online.

Cowtown Farmers Market

A Fort Worth farmers market at 3821 Southwest Boulevard on the city's west side, known as a producer market where vendors sell what they grow or raise themselves. It draws North Texas farms and ranches. Current schedule details aren't posted online.

Dallas Farmers Market

A Dallas institution now at 920 S. Harwood Street, built in three parts: The Shed, a weekend farmers market of Texas producers within 400 miles; The Market, an indoor food hall of restaurants and specialty vendors; and The Shops, local makers and artisans. It draws 6,000–8,000 visitors each weekend, with the food hall open daily.

Day Star Organic Farmers Market

An organic farmers market on County Road 124 near Georgetown, reached off State Route 29 east of I-35 in Williamson County, north of Austin. The 'organic' name points to chemical-free growing on the Central Texas blackland. Market days and vendor details aren't posted online.

Deaf Smith Chamber of Commerce Farmers Market

Run by the Deaf Smith County Chamber of Commerce at 200 E. Park Avenue in Hereford, this Panhandle market serves a town branded the Beef Capital of the World. Growers from the irrigated High Plains farmland around Hereford sell here. Schedule details aren't posted online.

Denton County Farmers' Market

Denton, TX

A Denton market at 420 W. Sycamore Street, near the historic downtown square. It gathers growers and makers from Denton County on the northern edge of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, where farmland meets the suburbs. Current hours aren't posted online.

Dignowity Hill Farmers' Market

San Antonio, TX

A neighborhood market at Lockwood Park, 801 N. Olive Street, in San Antonio's historic Dignowity Hill on the near east side of downtown. It brings fresh food to one of the city's oldest residential districts. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

Downtown Denison Farmers Market

A downtown market at 701 W. Main Street in Denison, a North Texas railroad town near the Red River and Lake Texoma. Growers from Grayson County's farmland sell produce along the historic Main Street district. Schedule details aren't posted online.

Downtown Farmers' Market

Fort Worth, TX

Despite the 'Downtown' name, this Fort Worth market is listed at 4800 S. Hulen Street on the city's south side near Hulen Mall. It serves southwest Fort Worth with produce from North Texas growers. Current hours and vendor details aren't posted online.

Downtown Farmers Market Bay City

A downtown farmers market in Bay City, the seat of Matagorda County on the Texas Gulf Coast, at 1816 7th Street. The surrounding county is heavy row-crop and rice country, so seasonal produce anchors most local grower stands. Verified public details beyond the location are limited.

Downtown Farmers Market I

A Fort Worth farmers market listed at 600 W. Rosedale, on the city's Near Southside close to the hospital and cultural districts. Little verified public information exists for this specific listing beyond its downtown-adjacent location.

Downtown Rosenberg Farmer's Market

Set in the historic downtown of Rosenberg, a Fort Bend County railroad town southwest of Houston, this market gathers at 811 Third Street. Downtown Rosenberg has been a focus of local revitalization, and the market fits that district. Further public details are limited.

East Texas Farmers Market

Located at 1836 S. Jackson in Jacksonville, a Cherokee County town long known as a tomato-shipping hub — East Texas tomatoes and produce define the region's summer harvest. Expect a seasonal local-grower market. Verified public details for this listing are thin.

East Texas Fresh Farmers Market

A fresh-produce market at 100 Chimney Rock Drive in Tyler, the Smith County seat at the center of East Texas farm and nursery country. Public listing details are limited, but the region supplies peaches, tomatoes, and seasonal vegetables through the warm months.

EFWMA'S Fresh Food Market

A neighborhood fresh-food market at 501 Oakland Blvd on Fort Worth's east side, run by an organization abbreviated EFWMA. Public details on vendors and hours are limited, so confirm locally before visiting.

Ella Austin Community Center Farmers' Market

San Antonio, TX

This market operates through the Ella Austin Community Center at 1023 N. Pine Street on San Antonio's East Side. The center is a neighborhood nonprofit dating to 1897, when Ella Austin opened her home to orphaned children; today it runs childcare, youth programs, and senior meals. The farmers market extends that food-access work into the surrounding community. Reach the center at 210-224-2351 or [email protected].

Ennis Farmers' Market

Ennis, TX

Ennis sits in Ellis County south of Dallas, a town known for its Czech heritage and spring bluebonnet trails. Its farmers market gathers at 119 N. Dallas Street downtown. Verified public details are limited beyond the location.

Farmers Market at Imperial

This market sets up at 198 Kempner Street in Sugar Land, on the grounds of the redeveloped Imperial Sugar refinery — the historic site the surrounding Imperial district is named for. Expect local growers and makers. Confirm current market days locally, as public listing details are limited.

Farmers Market at the Cibolo

Held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm at Herff Farm, this market sits about a mile from downtown Boerne at 33 Herff Road. Vendors sell farm-fresh eggs, sustainably raised meats, local wines, produce, baked goods, preserves, pickles, and locally roasted coffee, alongside flowers, plants, and handmade goods. It runs as a program of The Cibolo Center for Conservation, tying the market to its land and nature-education work.

Farmers Market Fort Worth Inc

Listed at 5507 E. Belknap Street on the Fort Worth–Haltom City line, this operation carries a farmers-market designation, though public details on its vendors, produce, and hours are limited. Confirm locally before planning a visit.

Farmers Market On Grand Parkway

Katy, TX

The Farmers Market on Grand Parkway sets up Saturdays 8 to noon, rain or shine, at the Church of the Holy Apostles on Highway 99 in Katy, Texas. The friendly neighborhood market gathers local purveyors of foods from area gardens, farms, ranches, and kitchens plus artisan handcrafts.

For Oak Cliff Farmers Market

For Oak Cliff runs this market at its community campus, 907 E. Ledbetter Drive in the 75216 area of southern Dallas. The nonprofit's broader mission centers on education and social mobility for Oak Cliff, and the farmers market fits its work bringing fresh food and gathering space to the neighborhood. Reach the organization at 214-257-8570 or [email protected].

For Oak Cliff Farmers Market

Dallas, TX

For Oak Cliff’s farmers market is a strategy to mitigate the food desert in our community and to increase food sovereignty. Our USDA-funded farmers market supports local farmers, growers, and ranchers by providing development, training, and paying the overhead costs for farmers to take part in the markets. All products sold are 100% locally grown or made (within 150 miles). Free programs, nutrition demos, and health screenings available from our partners. SNAP EBT is accepted and FMPP WIC vouchers available. SNAP can be matched up to $30 with Double Up Food Bucks for free produce.

Four Seasons Markets at Firewheel

Four Seasons Markets bills itself as the largest market group in Texas, running a European-style vendor market at its Firewheel location, 245 Cedar Sage in Garland near Firewheel Town Center. Shoppers find fresh produce plus handcrafted and harvested goods from local makers. The company operates about 14 pickup spots across Texas and lets customers pre-order online and set market reminders.

Frisco Fresh Market

Frisco, TX

Frisco Fresh Market is a sprawling, pedestrian-friendly outdoor farmers market across from Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas — a trusted Dallas-Fort Worth source for Texas-grown, farm-fresh produce, handmade goods, and more. Open Saturdays 8 to 4 and Sundays 10 to 4 at John W. Elliott Drive.

Galveston West End Farmers' Market

On the west end of Galveston Island at 6511 Stewart Road, this market serves the beach communities past the Seawall's end. Gulf Coast growers and makers typically anchor island markets. Verified public details for this listing are limited.

Grand Prairie Farmers Market

A city market in downtown Grand Prairie at 120 W. Main Street, between Dallas and Fort Worth. Municipal-run downtown markets like this usually host seasonal produce and local vendors. Confirm current dates with the city, as public listing details are limited.

Green Avenue Farmers Market

Located at 717 N. 2nd Street in Killeen, the Central Texas city next to Fort Cavazos. The market draws on Bell County growers for seasonal produce. Verified public details beyond the location are limited.

Grow'n Growers Farmers Market

Grow'n Growers runs a grower-focused market in the Rio Grande Valley, this site at 509 E. Earling Road in San Juan, Hidalgo County. Valley farms make it strong citrus, leafy-green, and warm-season vegetable country. Public details on market days are limited; confirm before visiting.

Grow'n Growers Farmers Market

A second Grow'n Growers market location, this one at 5525 Doctors Drive in Edinburg, the Hidalgo County seat. Like its San Juan sibling, it connects Rio Grande Valley growers with local shoppers across one of the country's longest growing seasons. Verified day-and-time details are limited.

Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market

Held at 390 Schneider Road in Seguin, the Guadalupe County seat on the Guadalupe River east of San Antonio. The market's name points to a local gardeners' group behind it. Public details on vendors and schedule are limited.

High Plains Food Bank

Amarillo, TX

The main food bank for the Texas Panhandle, serving 29 counties from its Amarillo warehouse on SE 8th Avenue. High Plains is known for its on-site teaching garden, which grows fresh vegetables for distribution and hosts gardening classes for the community. Beyond the garden, the food bank supplies partner pantries and mobile distributions across the region. Contact the food bank to confirm garden volunteer days or find the nearest distribution.

Hill Country Farmers' Market

San Antonio, TX

A northwest San Antonio market at 16607 Huebner Road, serving the Hill Country–edge suburbs of Bexar County. Verified public details are limited, but area markets typically carry seasonal Texas produce and local goods.

Hill Country Farmers Market Association

An association-run market listed at 24133 Boerne Stage Road, in the Leon Springs area of far northwest San Antonio toward Boerne. The 'Association' name suggests a grower cooperative behind it. Public details on days and vendors are limited.

Historic McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square Historic Village

The Historic McKinney Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings at Chestnut Square, a preserved 19th-century village at 315 S. Chestnut Street in downtown McKinney — not the Virginia Parkway address some directories list. Local farmers and artisans bring fresh fruit, vegetables, and handmade goods. Hours run 8am to noon April through December, then shift to 9am to noon January through March. The market pauses the Saturdays after Thanksgiving and Christmas.

HOME sweet FARM Market

HOME sweet FARM grows on a 22-plus-acre biodynamic and organic farm started by Brad and Jenny in 2004, described on their site as Houston's first and largest CSA farm. The market listed at 307 S. Park Street brought that produce and other local goods to downtown Brenham. Farm and market details come from homesweetfarm.com; confirm current market days there before going.

Hometown Farmers Market

Waxahachie, TX

We are a vendor based farmers market that is indoors and open 7 days a week. Offering fresh food, fresh meats, fresh vegitables and fruits to communities that we are set up in.

HOPE Farmers Market

HOPE Farmers Market operates in East Austin near Plaza Saltillo, listed at 414 Waller Street. The market has long served the neighborhood as a gathering point for local growers, food vendors, and makers just east of downtown. Confirm current market days locally, as verified schedule details are limited.

Huntsville Downtown Farmers Market

Set at 1230 12th Street in Huntsville, the Walker County seat and home of Sam Houston State University in the Piney Woods north of Houston. The downtown market draws area growers. Verified public details beyond the location are limited.

Hutto Silos Farmers Market

Hutto, TX

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.

Independent Growers Market

A grower-run market at 1104 West Wm J Bryan Parkway in Bryan, part of the Brazos Valley and the Bryan–College Station area. The name points to independent local farmers selling direct. Public details on schedule are limited.

Iron Farm Farmers Market

Iron Farm hosts this market at 1745 FM 2276 near Kilgore, in the East Texas oil-patch country of Gregg and Rusk counties. On-farm markets like this typically sell what the property and nearby growers raise. Verified public details are limited.

Jefferson Farmers Market

Jefferson is a historic riverport town in Marion County, deep in Northeast Texas near Caddo Lake, and its market gathers at 203 S. Walcott Street. The walkable historic downtown draws visitors, and the market fits that setting. Verified vendor and schedule details are limited.

Justin Farmers Market

Justin, TX

Justin Farmers Market is a vibrant community hub where fresh, locally grown produce meets handmade goods and friendly faces; With authentic small-town charm, live vendors, and farm-to-table quality, you can trust. Visit to support local farmers, enjoy unique finds, and experience a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Katy Farmers' Market

Katy, TX

A farmers market at 6711 South Fry Road in Katy, the fast-growing western suburb of Houston in Fort Bend and Harris counties. Suburban markets here usually rotate seasonal Gulf Coast produce and local vendors. Verified public details are limited.

Lakewood Village Farmers Market

Dallas, TX

Lakewood Village Farmers Market is located at the corner of Mockingbird and Abrams in East Dallas. Our markets feature only local vendors all of which are required to grow or make their own products. Join us every Sunday from 9am-1pm through July 31.

Little Elm Farmers' Market

Held at 2700 Eldorado Parkway in Little Elm, a Denton County town on the shores of Lake Lewisville north of Dallas. The city has run community events at this civic-area address. Verified market-schedule details are limited.

Local Kerrville Farmers Market

Vendors set up at 945 Barnett Street in Kerrville, in the Texas Hill Country of Kerr County. Shoppers from the Guadalupe River area come for seasonal produce, baked goods, and other items grown or made nearby. Kerrville's long Hill Country growing season keeps the tables stocked across much of the year.

Local Sprout Food Hub

San Antonio, TX

A local food hub at 503 Chestnut Street in San Antonio's Government Hill neighborhood, just northeast of downtown. Food hubs like this one gather produce and goods from nearby farms and makers to sell on to restaurants, retailers, and residents. Public details are limited, so reach out directly to confirm what Local Sprout currently carries, its market hours, and whether it fills wholesale or retail orders.

Lubbock Farmers' Market

Lubbock, TX

This market operates at 1822 Buddy Holly Avenue, in Lubbock's Depot District just off downtown. Growers from the South Plains bring produce raised on the flat, high-plains farmland that surrounds the city. Local makers round out the tables with prepared foods and handmade goods.

Main Plaza Farmers' Market

Held at 115 Main Avenue on San Antonio's historic Main Plaza, beside San Fernando Cathedral downtown. Local farmers and food vendors bring produce and prepared foods to one of the city's oldest public squares. The downtown setting draws office workers and residents alike.

Main Street Farmers' Market

Set on 210 Main Street in downtown Sulphur Springs, this market sits in Hopkins County, one of Texas's leading dairy regions. Northeast Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add baked and homemade goods. The downtown square location puts it steps from the county courthouse.

Manor Farmers Market

This market runs from 104 East Rector in Manor, a fast-growing town just east of Austin in Travis County. Central Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and neighborhood vendors add prepared foods and handmade items. Manor's small-town center gives the market an easy, local feel close to the Austin metro.

Martindale Market

Martindale Market gathers on Main Street in this small Caldwell County town on the San Marcos River, just downstream from San Marcos. Local growers and makers bring produce and homemade goods to a community better known for its tubing river and historic downtown. The market keeps the town's Main Street active on market days.

Memorial Villages Farmers Market

Houston, TX

Building community by bringing families and farmers together. Seventy vendors, ten years strong. Doing food right.

Midland Downtown Farmers' Market

Midland, TX

Midland's downtown market sets up at 1705 West Missouri Avenue in the Permian Basin of West Texas. Growers here contend with a dry, high-plains climate, so the tables lean toward hardy seasonal produce alongside prepared foods and handmade goods from local makers. The market gives Midland residents a downtown spot to buy direct from area farmers.

Midtown Farmers Market

This market runs in Midtown Houston at 3701 Travis Street, a short walk from the neighborhood's restaurants and light-rail line. Growers from the farmland around Houston bring produce suited to the Gulf Coast's long, humid season, and local vendors add prepared foods. The central location draws nearby residents and downtown workers.

Mineola Farmers Market

Mineola Farmers Market sits at 200 West Front Street, just south of historic downtown Mineola and one block west of the old train depot on US Highway 69. Growers from Wood County and the surrounding East Texas Piney Woods bring seasonal produce and homemade goods. The depot-district spot ties the market to the town's rail heritage.

Nacogdoches Farmers' Market

Held at 107 Pilar Street in downtown Nacogdoches, often called the oldest town in Texas. Growers from the East Texas Piney Woods bring seasonal produce, and the market's downtown setting sits near Stephen F. Austin State University. Local vendors add baked goods and other homemade items.

Natural Living Farmers Market

This market operates at 5702 Calhoun in southeast Houston, near the University of Houston campus. The name points to a focus on natural and health-minded goods, with local growers and makers bringing produce and prepared foods. The Gulf Coast's long growing season keeps fresh items available across much of the year.

Navarro County Farmers' Market

Corsicana, TX

Corsicana's market runs at 408 East 6th Avenue, the Navarro County seat about an hour southeast of Dallas. Growers from this Blackland Prairie farming county bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add homemade goods. Corsicana anchors a rural stretch of Central Texas known for row crops and cattle.

North Central Texas Farmers Market Corporation I

This market operates at 130 West Church Street in Grand Prairie, a Mid-Cities suburb between Dallas and Fort Worth. Growers from the North Central Texas farmland bring seasonal produce, and local makers add prepared and handmade goods. The location puts fresh food within reach of the dense Metroplex population.

North Central Texas Farmers Market Corporation III

Set at 325 South Main Street in Grapevine, along the town's well-known historic Main Street district near DFW Airport. North Central Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and the walkable downtown setting mixes the market with Grapevine's shops and tasting rooms. Local vendors round out the tables with homemade goods.

Nutty Brown Farm

Austin, TX

Nutty Brown Farm in Austin is fourth-generation Texan Kim Stearns' flower farm, hosting a Saturday market each growing season in the farm barn on Nutty Brown Road — seasonal bouquets from the farm and Ranch 101, Goodbake ATX sourdough and pastries, handmade candles, vintage finds, and local artisan pop-ups. Complimentary coffee, birdsong, and a dog-friendly farm atmosphere: a beautiful way to start the weekend.

Nutty Brown Farm

Austin, TX

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.

Pearland Old Townsite Farmers Market

This market gathers in Pearland's Old Townsite district at 2243 Grand Boulevard, the historic center of a fast-growing suburb south of Houston. Growers from the Brazoria County and Gulf Coast area bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add prepared foods and crafts. The old-town setting keeps the market close to Pearland's original Main Street core.

Pearl Brewery Farmers Market Association

The Farmers Market at Pearl runs weekend mornings at 300 Pearl Parkway, on the grounds of the restored Pearl Brewery just north of downtown San Antonio. Vendors sell food and goods that are made or sourced by the seller, following Pearl's producer-focused rules. The market operates Saturdays and Sundays, and sits among Pearl's restaurants and shops along the San Antonio River.

Permian Basin Farmers Market

Named for the West Texas oil region it serves, this Midland market runs at 5021 Princeton Street. Area growers work a dry, high-plains climate, and the market gives Permian Basin residents a place to buy produce and homemade goods direct from local sellers. It draws shoppers from Midland, Odessa, and the smaller towns nearby.

Pflugerville Pfarmers' Market

Pflugerville, TX

The Pflugerville Pfarmers' Market sets up in Heritage Park at 901 Old Austin-Hutto Road, in this fast-growing Austin suburb. The playful spelling follows the town's German-founded name. Central Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and local makers add baked goods, crafts, and prepared foods to the park setting.

Pharrmers Market/ Farmers Market

This market runs at 724 North Cage Boulevard in Pharr, in the Rio Grande Valley near the Mexico border. The Valley is one of the country's major citrus and vegetable regions, so local growers bring produce raised in Hidalgo County's mild, near-tropical climate. The market's name plays on the city of Pharr.

Profound Microfarms

Lucas, TX

Profound Foods is a North Texas food hub in Fairview serving homes and restaurants — farmers update availability weekly, so 100% local groceries arrive at their freshest with minimal waste, delivered across the DFW area or picked up at the hub. The venue side hosts chef-driven private events, hands-on cooking classes, and community markets celebrating local farmers and artisans.

Red River Farmers Market

Wichita Falls hosts this market at 101 East Hatton Road, in North Texas near the Red River and the Oklahoma line. Growers from the rolling wheat-and-cattle country around the city bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add homemade goods. The market takes its name from the river that forms the nearby state border.

Rice Village Farmer's Market

Houston, TX

The Rice Village Farmers Market runs every 1st and 3rd Sunday at 2504 Amherst Street, a rain-or-shine market established in 2020 as part of the Rice Village district's revitalization. Nutritionist-owned by The Informal Grub, the market gathers Houston vendors selling local produce, grass-fed meat, neighborhood honey, flowers, and wellness finds from sea moss to small-batch herbal teas, with food trucks and on-site cooking.

Richland Hills Farmers Market

Set at 6980 Baker Boulevard in Richland Hills, a small Tarrant County suburb on the Fort Worth side of the Metroplex. North Central Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and local makers add prepared and handmade goods. The market gives Mid-Cities residents a nearby spot to buy direct from area farmers.

River Valley Farmers Market

This River Valley market runs at 1308 Chestnut Street in Bastrop, a historic town on the Colorado River in the Lost Pines region east of Austin. Growers bring produce from the Central Texas river-bottom farmland, and local makers add baked and handmade goods. Bastrop's preserved downtown sits a short walk away.

River Valley Farmers' Market

Elgin, TX

Elgin's River Valley market gathers on Depot Street, in a Bastrop County town east of Austin known as the Sausage Capital of Texas. Central Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add homemade goods to the downtown depot area. The market keeps Elgin's historic Main Street district busy on market days.

Saint Michael's Farmers Market

Held at 8011 Douglas Avenue on the grounds of St. Michael and All Angels Church in north Dallas, near the Preston Hollow area. North Texas growers bring seasonal produce, and vendors add prepared foods and homemade goods. The church-hosted market draws shoppers from the surrounding north Dallas neighborhoods.

Sam Houston High School Farmers' Market

San Antonio, TX

This market operates at Sam Houston High School, 4635 East Houston Street, on San Antonio's east side. A school-grounds market like this usually brings fresh produce close to the surrounding neighborhood. Local growers and vendors bring seasonal fruit and vegetables to an area that sits away from the city's larger grocery corridors.

San Angelo Farmers' Market

San Angelo, TX

San Angelo's market sets up at 609 South Oakes Street, in the Concho Valley of West Central Texas. Growers from this ranching and farming region bring seasonal produce, with pecans and hardy vegetables common in the local climate. Vendors add homemade goods, and the location keeps the market close to the Concho River district.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association

This market runs at 6427 Evers Road in Leon Valley, a small city surrounded by northwest San Antonio. Growers from the South Texas countryside bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add prepared foods and handmade goods. The Evers Road location serves the residential neighborhoods on the city's northwest side.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association II

A sister listing to the Evers Road market, this San Antonio Farmers Market Association site sits at the same 6427 Evers Road spot on the northwest side. The association brings local growers and food vendors together for area residents. Seasonal South Texas produce anchors the tables, with homemade goods alongside.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association III

This association market operates at 8510 South Zarzamora Street on San Antonio's south side. Growers from the surrounding South Texas farmland bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add prepared foods and homemade items. The south-side location puts fresh food within reach of the neighborhoods along the Zarzamora corridor.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association IV

The fourth San Antonio Farmers Market Association site runs at 3903 Eisenhauer Road on the city's northeast side. Local growers bring seasonal South Texas produce, and vendors add homemade and prepared goods. The Eisenhauer Road location serves the residential areas between Loop 410 and the airport.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association V

A West Side San Antonio market site listed at 130 S. San Augustine Avenue (78237), operated under the San Antonio Farmers Market Association. It is one of several association-run produce stands scattered across the city's older neighborhoods. No standalone website, phone, or posted schedule turns up online, so residents typically confirm hours by asking at the site or through the association.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association VI

Set on Wurzbach Road in northwest San Antonio (78230), near the South Texas Medical Center, this is a San Antonio Farmers Market Association location, number VI in the association's roster of neighborhood market sites. Public listings give the 11121 Wurzbach address but no website, hours, or vendor roster. Anyone planning a visit should verify it is still active first.

San Antonio Farmers Market Association VIII

This San Antonio Farmers Market Association site sits at 500 Division Avenue on the city's South Side (78214), south of downtown along a mixed residential and commercial stretch. Association stands like this one brought seasonal produce close to home for area residents. Beyond the address, no current website, phone, or operating schedule is posted, so its present status is unconfirmed.

San Marcos Farmers' Market

San Marcos, TX

Open Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the downtown square, the San Marcos Farmers Market connects Central Texas growers directly with shoppers at 312 E. Hopkins Street. Stalls carry yard eggs, grass-fed meats, tamales, local honey, roasted coffee, salsas and jams, plus handmade soaps, jewelry, and crafts. Its Facebook page has grown past 9,000 followers, a sign of steady local turnout.

San Marcos/New Braunfeis Farmers Market Assoc. II

Despite the San Marcos/New Braunfels name, this association site sits at 100 South Houston Street in downtown Buda (78610), a small Hays County town on the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Marcos. It is one of two listings tied to the same market association. No website, phone, or posted market days appear online for the Buda location.

San Marcos/New Braunfels Farmers Market Association

The main San Marcos/New Braunfels Farmers Market Association listing sits at 104 C.M. Allen Parkway in San Marcos (78666), close to the San Marcos River and downtown. Note that the separate, well-established San Marcos Farmers Market runs on East Hopkins Street; this association entry is a different record with no website, phone, or schedule published online.

Seguin Farmers Market Association

The Seguin Farmers Market runs Wednesdays 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon at 510 E. Court Street, a block off the courthouse square in downtown Seguin. Vendors bring local produce, fruit and vegetables, and handmade crafts, selling straight to shoppers with no middleman. It draws small farms and food producers from the surrounding Guadalupe County countryside.

SFC Farmers' Market East

The 5315 Ed Bluestein Boulevard address was the East Austin site of an SFC Farmers' Market, operated by the nonprofit Sustainable Food Center. SFC now runs its two markets elsewhere, downtown at Republic Square and at the Toney Burger Center in Sunset Valley, both Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., so the East location appears closed. The Downtown market has hosted local vendors since 2003.

Sherman Farmers Market

Sherman, TX

We are a producers only farmers market providing local meat, produce, eggs, honey, baked items, canned goods, soap and bodycare and handmade crafts to our community.

South Texas Farmers Market Association

This South Texas Farmers Market Association site is listed at 2585 Thousand Oaks Drive in north San Antonio (78232), along a busy commercial corridor. It heads a group of association market stands spread across the metro area. The address is the only detail carried in public directories: no website, phone, hours, or vendor list is posted, so confirm it is operating before going.

South Texas Farmers Market Association I

South Texas Farmers Market Association's location I sits at 1737 S. General McMullen Drive on San Antonio's West Side (78237), a dense, long-settled part of town. Association stands here put fresh produce within reach for neighborhood shoppers. Current directories carry only the address, with no website, phone, or schedule to confirm present hours.

South Texas Farmers Market Association II

Location II of the South Texas Farmers Market Association is listed at 800 Buena Vista Street in San Antonio's 78207 ZIP, just west of downtown near the Guadalupe cultural district. It is one of several association-run market points in the older West Side neighborhoods. No website, phone number, or set market days appear in public listings for this site.

South Texas Farmers Market Association IV

South Texas Farmers Market Association site IV sits at 1625 S. Zarzamora Street, a major West Side San Antonio thoroughfare (78207). Zarzamora is a long commercial artery lined with local shops and eateries. The association listing gives this address but no website, phone, or posted schedule, so the stand's current operating status cannot be confirmed online.

South Texas Farmers Market Association V

This South Texas Farmers Market Association location is at 7400 Bandera Road in northwest San Antonio (78238), a heavily traveled retail corridor toward Leon Valley. It is the fifth site in the association's set of neighborhood market points. Directories list the address only, with no website, phone, hours, or vendor details, so check locally before planning a trip.

South Texas Farmers Market Association VI

Site VI of the South Texas Farmers Market Association is listed at 1130 Fresno Drive in San Antonio's 78201 ZIP, near the Deco District and Woodlawn Lake. The association ran several such produce stands across the central and west neighborhoods. This entry carries just the address, with no website, phone, or market schedule published online.

Studebaker Farmers Market

Studebaker Farmers Market is listed at 10687 FM 1425 outside Raymondville, in Willacy County near the northern edge of the Rio Grande Valley. This is deep South Texas farm country, where citrus, vegetables, and row crops grow across the surrounding fields. Little about the market appears online beyond the rural FM-road address, with no website, phone, or posted hours found.

Sun City Farmers' Market

Georgetown, TX

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.

Sweet Magnolia Market

Sweet Magnolia Market operated at 603 Austin Road in Glen Rose, the Somervell County town best known for dinosaur tracks and nearby Fossil Rim. It sold local, organic, farm-fresh food along with baked goods and garden supplies. Listings now flag the business as closed, so treat its old Thursday-through-Sunday hours as historical. The Glen Rose area still supports several small growers.

Temple Farmers' Market

Temple, TX

The Temple Farmers' Market sets up at West Temple Park, 121 Montpark Road, in Temple (76502) in Central Texas's Bell County. Park-based markets like this one typically bring area growers together with seasonal Central Texas produce. No standalone website, phone, or confirmed market days surfaced in a search, so it is worth checking with the City of Temple or the park before visiting.

Texarkana, Texas Farmers' Market

This farmers market is listed at 305 Texas Boulevard in downtown Texarkana, on the Texas side of the twin-city line with Arkansas. Texas Boulevard is a main downtown corridor, and a market here would draw growers from the surrounding Four States region of Northeast Texas. No official website, phone, or set schedule turned up online for this address.

The Artisan Farmers Market

Orange, TX

We offer online shopping as well & a delivery service for our local area to ensure access to everyone. Some people cannot physically make it to a market but want to shop local & eat healthier

The Market At Alhambra

The Market at Alhambra is listed at 519 S. 17th Street in McAllen, in the Rio Grande Valley of deep South Texas. McAllen sits in one of the country's most productive year-round growing regions, strong in citrus, produce, and Mexican-market goods. Beyond the address, no official website, phone, or posted market hours came up in a search for this venue.

Tri County Farmers Market Association

The Tri County Farmers Market Association's home listing is at 739 County Road 6713 near Natalia (78059), a small farming town in Medina County southwest of San Antonio. The rural CR address points to open farm country between Devine and Lytle. Public records show only this address, with no website, phone, or market schedule available online.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association I

Tri-County Farmers Market Association site I is at 1015 Rittiman Road in northeast San Antonio (78218), near the Fort Sam Houston area. It is one of several association market points ringing the city. The listing carries the street address only, no website, phone, hours, or vendor roster, so confirm the stand is active before heading over.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association II

Location II of the Tri-County Farmers Market Association sits at 6700 S. Flores Street on San Antonio's South Side (78221). South Flores runs through a mix of residential and light-industrial blocks south of downtown. The association listing gives this address but no website, phone number, or set market days, leaving current operations unconfirmed.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association III

Tri-County Farmers Market Association's third site is listed at 1300 Guadalupe Street in San Antonio's 78207 ZIP, in the historic West Side near the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. Association produce stands here served a dense, long-established neighborhood. Only the address appears in directories, with no website, phone, or posted schedule.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association IV

Site IV of the Tri-County Farmers Market Association is at 123 Ascot Street in southwest San Antonio (78224), off the Palo Alto Road area. It is one entry in the association's spread of neighborhood market points. Public listings hold only the address, with no website, phone, hours, or vendor information to confirm whether it still runs.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association V

This Tri-County Farmers Market Association location sits at 1918 Palo Alto Road in southwest San Antonio (78224), on the route toward Palo Alto College. Association stands like this one brought produce into growing South-side neighborhoods. The address is all that public directories carry, with no website, phone, or market schedule posted online.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association VI

Tri-County Farmers Market Association site VI is listed at 7428 W. Military Drive, at Marbach Plaza on San Antonio's far West Side (78227). The plaza is a neighborhood shopping center along a busy commercial stretch. Aside from that address, no website, phone, or set market hours appear in public records for this association stand.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association VII

The seventh Tri-County Farmers Market Association listing sits at 8500 Jones Maltsberger Road in north-central San Antonio (78216), near the airport and the North Star area. It rounds out the association's set of market points across the city. Directories show only the street address, no website, phone, hours, or vendor list.

Tyler Farmers' Market

Tyler, TX

This Tyler farmers market listing is at 4850 Old Bullard Road on the south side of Tyler (75703), heart of East Texas rose and produce country. Tyler-area markets typically feature seasonal East Texas fruit and vegetables, peaches, and homemade goods from nearby Smith County growers. No official website, phone, or confirmed schedule for this exact address surfaced in a search.

Tyler Farmers Market Association

The Tyler Farmers Market Association is listed at 2112 W. Front Street in Tyler (75702), near the west-side fairgrounds corridor. It is a separate record from the Old Bullard Road market on the city's south side. East Texas growers around Smith County supply this region with seasonal produce, but no website, phone, or posted market days turned up online for this address.

Waxahachie Downtown Farmers Market

Housed in an enclosed building, one of the few area markets that runs rain or shine, the Waxahachie Farmers Market opens Saturday mornings 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., roughly May through October. The City of Waxahachie manages it, gathering local produce, honey, baked goods, plants, jams, and handmade items from Ellis County vendors south of Dallas. Listings tie it to both the downtown Main Street square and 701 Howard Road.

Weatherford Farmers Market

Weatherford, TX

Weatherford Farmers Market on Fort Worth Highway keeps Parker County stocked through every season — local Texas produce all summer, West Texas and New Mexico pumpkins in fall, locally grown plants and flowers from March, firewood and Christmas trees in winter, plus gourmet canned goods and area arts and crafts year-round.

Weimar Farmers Market

Weimar Farmers Market sets up at 111 East Post Office Street in Weimar, a Colorado County town along I-10 between Houston and San Antonio. Growers and makers from the surrounding farmland bring seasonal Texas produce, eggs, and homemade goods to the downtown lot. It's the kind of small-town market where the seller usually raised or made what's on the table. Check locally for current market days, which shift with the growing season.

Westchase District Farmers' Market

Houston, TX

The Westchase District Farmers' Market is held at 10503 Westheimer in west Houston, organized by the Westchase District management group. Office workers and nearby residents shop for Texas produce, honey, baked goods, and lunch from local vendors. The district runs it as part of its neighborhood programming rather than as a standalone business. Dates are seasonal, so check the Westchase District for the current schedule.

West Island Farmers Market

The West Island Farmers Market runs on the west end of Galveston Island at 6511 Stewart Road. Vendors sell local produce, baked goods, and handmade items to island residents and to weekenders stocking up before heading to the beach communities nearby. Its spot away from the crowded Strand gives the west-island neighborhoods their own place to shop for food. Hours follow the island's seasonal calendar.

West Village Farm-to-Market

West Village Farm-to-Market operates at the West Village shopping and residential center on McKinney Avenue in Dallas's Uptown district. The market gives apartment dwellers and office workers a walkable source for local produce, flowers, and prepared foods a few steps from the center's restaurants and shops. It's an urban market built for people who don't need to drive to it. Days and vendor lineup change through the year.

Wharton County Farmers Market

Wharton County Farmers Market sets up along the 100 block of South Houston Street in downtown Wharton, an agricultural county southwest of Houston known for rice, cattle, and row crops. Area growers sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and homemade goods a short walk from the county courthouse. It's a working farm county's town market. Market days run through the Gulf Coast growing season.

White Oak Farmers' Market

White Oak Farmers' Market runs at 3106 White Oak Drive on the edge of the Houston Heights, close to the White Oak Bayou trails. Vendors bring local produce, baked goods, coffee, and handmade items to the neighborhood. Its location draws walkers and cyclists coming off the bayou path as much as it does drivers. Market days shift with the season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many farmers markets are in Texas?

US Farm Trail lists 193 farmers markets in Texas, with listings around Amarillo, Troy, Lufkin. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.

How do I find a farmers market near me in Texas?

Use the map above to find farmers markets closest to you, or browse the list — every listing includes location, description, and contact details so you can call or visit.

Do these farms sell directly to the public?

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