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Walker County Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Huntsville - 24.99 mi

Walker County Farmers Market is a local farmers' market which is located in Huntsville, Texas. It is open every Wednesday and Saturday. What to expect to find here? There are many vendors selling here, and you can buy everything here, from your essentials to other everyday necessities. You will find small local businesses here selling important food items like fruits like apples, pineapples, peaches, and cherries, herbs like basil, farm eggs, bean sprouts, microgreens, and local honey. There are also vendors selling hand-poured goat's milk soap and desserts.

(936) 435-2426

What The Cluck Farms

Farmers Market in Jewett - 29.45 mi

Established in 2021 by the Rice Family in Leon County, TX, this farm is dedicated to producing pasture-raised poultry products, including chicken, chicken eggs, ducks, duck eggs, and turkey. Their commitment to providing high-quality, natural feed for their poultry sets them apart, as they prioritize a soy-free, corn-free, non-GMO diet for their animals. Additionally, the farm offers seasonal produce cultivated using organic fertilizers and low to no till growing methods, ensuring the highest quality and sustainability. In addition to poultry and produce, the farm also raises Red Wiggler and European Night Crawler worms, and sells castings. Their diverse range of products extends to include homemade jams, jellies, and baked goods, all prepared using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. With a focus on using the finest ingredients, this farm ensures that consumers can feel confident about providing their products to their families. If you're seeking high-quality, ethically produced food, this farm is definitely worth exploring.

(210) 764-9779

Brazos Valley Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Bryan - 35.62 mi

Established in 1997, Brazos Valley Farmers Market connects local farmers directly to consumers in Texas, promoting fresh, locally produced food. Discover the importance of regional farming and healthy food preparation while supporting a vibrant urban community. Visit their year-round Saturday market, with seasonal markets, held twice a year. Explore craft items, prepared foods, and bring your furry friends along as they're pet-friendly too! Join us for an exceptional food experience you won't find in grocery stores.

(832) 585-3427

South Brazos County Farmers’ Market

Farmers Market in College Station - 35.82 mi

South Brazos County Farmers’ Market is set up every Tuesday and Friday from 12:00 noon to 5:30 PM. This is set up in two different locations in College Station. At the Scott & White Clinic every Tuesday and at the Scott & White Hospital every Friday. Here, you can find farmers and growers selling fresh fruits and vegetables. There are potatoes, onions, squash, cucumber, carrots, and tomatoes here. There are also stalls that sell preserves and canned food. You can see jars of pickled figs, blackberry jam, sweet potato pineapple jam, cranberry apple jam, red onion jam, fiesta relish, green tomato pickles, and pickled carrots for sale here. You can also find homemade lemon pepper, candied lemon peel, honey, virgin olive oil, and even earthworm castings sold here. And if you ever need meat (pork, chicken, bacon, beef chuck roast), you'll find a vendor here selling those products.

Montgomery Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Montgomery - 42.35 mi

Montgomery Farmers Market takes the organic mindset towards produce and brings it beyond organic. Established back in 2021, this hub for locally sourced organic produce in Montgomery, Texas has been attracting droves because of its fresh and crunchy greens. They also have organic meats available that are guaranteed fresh and nutritious. And, if you're in a bit of a hurry, they also accept pre-orders or you can opt to subscribe to their variety boxes.

(936) 255-2996

Grapeland Farmers’ Market

Farmers Market in Grapeland - 43.03 mi

"Agriculture roots run deep in Grapeland". Historically, "there was once a canning factory supplied with local produce". So with this, "Grapeland Chamber decided to bring back the Farmer's Market experience in a big way". There are available homegrown vegetables, jams and jellies, homemade crafts, succulent plants, bakery goods on this market. Plus, live music most Saturdays and also Pops Food Truck open for breakfast/lunch. Capital Farm Credit and Grapeland Chamber of Commerce sponsors this market. They usually "invite people who like live music to bring their lawn chair out and listen throughout the morning" because this event is free and open to the public. Finally, check out the website of Grapeland Chamber for an updated schedule of this market event.

(936) 687-4903

Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Washington-on-the-Brazos - 47.39 mi

The Farmers Market at the historic Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site is just one of the many attractions that greet visitors during the Spring/Fall months. This market is held at the grounds of the park’s Visitor Center, under the shade of live oak trees. Find local vegetables, fruits, snacks from food trucks, baked goods, and unique artisan items for sale. Market day is every 3^rd Saturday of the month from March to July and from September to November. Market hours are from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Tip: Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site Farmers Market is just one among many other attractions that make this historic site a popular Texas destination. It is held on the same day as the park’s “Living History Saturday” event. See staff and volunteers dress in period clothing for a glimpse of life in the Republic of Texas during the 1830s.

(936) 878-2214

Conroe Sunday Market

Farmers Market in Conroe - 49.79 mi

Conroe Sunday Market is a great place to shop for quality products and some pretty nifty crafts. Bring empty tote bags as well as stomachs because a wide variety of goods await. Seasonally open, they are closed usually during the winter months and open during late January.