Local Farmers Markets near the Gladewater, Texas 75647 Area (4)

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Historic Longview Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Longview - 12.51 mi

Experience the charm of the Historic Longview Farmers Market, a project by Preservation Longview. Celebrating Longview's heritage and sustainable food resources, the market operates from March to November every Saturday at the former Kelly Plow Works, a Texas Historical Marker. With a decade of successful operations, the market now boasts more vendors than ever and weekly showcases by local artists. Don't miss this delightful blend of history and fresh produce!

(903) 738-6373

Rose City Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Tyler - 22.93 mi

Discover the Rose City Farmers Market in Tyler, Texas. Enjoy a truly local experience with vendors within 75 miles, offering fresh, locally grown products. Support the community's access to nutritious food while advocating for the environment and economy. Since moving to downtown Tyler, the market has flourished, benefiting both foot traffic and local businesses. Open from April to November, we also accept SNAP/EBT/WIC benefits for increased accessibility.

(903) 539-2875

East Texas State Fair Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Tyler - 24.35 mi

Discover the East Texas State Fair Farmers Market, the original local growers-only market in Tyler. Open seasonally on Saturdays from May to July at the East Texas State Fairgrounds. Indulge in a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables from the "out-of-control gardeners" in the community. Rain or shine, visit the large covered pavilion and enjoy ample parking.

(903) 597-2501

Whitehouse Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Whitehouse - 24.92 mi

Whitehouse Farmers Market, which is located in Whitehouse, Texas, is a weekly market selling locally-grown produce, honey, flowers, and farm products. This is a great place to meet farmers, bakers, and owners of different small local businesses. This is a great place for locals to replenish their stocks at home by buying locally-made or locally-produced items. This is also a great opportunity for business owners to network and interact and find ways to support each other. For example, restaurant owners or caterers can source ingredients from local farmers. This way, they sustain one another and the local economy as well.