Farmer’s Markets offer so much more than fresh produce! Many local markets offer live music & entertainment, arts & crafts, and are pet friendly. Whether you’re just looking for home-grown tomatoes or free-range eggs, local farmer’s markets offer fresh and organic produce, eggs, grass-fed beef, pork, free-range poultry, artisan cheeses, nuts, canned goods, bread, bakery items, pet food, and much more!
Health experts, farmers, and chefs unanimously advocate for the benefits of seasonal eating, emphasizing optimal nutrition and value. Proudly offering 100% locally grown, in-season produce, our mission is to serve as a premier resource for locally-sourced, responsibly-raised food and products in Texas. Our vendors are committed to excellence, ensuring the highest quality offerings for those in the Round Rock Area.
1015 W University Ave, Georgetown, TX, United States, Texas
Description
The Wolf Ranch Farmers Market (WRFM) Community LLC, nestled in the heart of Georgetown at the Wolf Ranch Town Center, serves as a vibrant Saturday morning destination. Established in Williamson County, Texas, this market is committed to supporting local farmers and food producers by providing them a platform to sell their goods. Operating every Saturday morning, rain or shine, year-round, WRFM offers a consistent and reliable venue for the community to access fresh, locally-sourced products.
Wilco Farmers Market in Georgetown is a testament to the area’s rich agricultural heritage, featuring a diverse range of locally-sourced produce, baked goods, and artisan products. Operating on Thursdays and Tuesdays, it’s a vibrant marketplace where visitors can find everything from fresh-cut flowers and organic vegetables to handmade jewelry and natural beauty products, all while supporting local farmers and artisans
Wilco Farmers Market in Georgetown is a testament to the area’s rich agricultural heritage, featuring a diverse range of locally-sourced produce, baked goods, and artisan products. Operating on Thursdays and Tuesdays, it’s a vibrant marketplace where visitors can find everything from fresh-cut flowers and organic vegetables to handmade jewelry and natural beauty products, all while supporting local farmers and artisans
The Pflugerville Pfarmers Market, presented by Farmer George, offers the Pflugerville community access to fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods. It features a diverse selection of produce such as tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes, alongside artisanal baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, and an array of salsas, pickles, and jams. This market is a vibrant spot for sourcing a wide range of high-quality, local products.
Emphasizing sustainability and community engagement, the Hutto Farmers Market offers a welcoming atmosphere where residents can shop for the freshest local produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted items. With a focus on supporting local farmers and businesses, the market fosters a sense of community while providing access to healthy, locally sourced food and unique products.
This unique market at the Hutto Silos CO-OP is open year-round, offering a delightful mix of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and family-friendly activities. Set against the backdrop of Hutto’s historic cotton gin, shoppers can find everything from seasonal fruits and vegetables to handmade crafts and gourmet foods, making it an ideal destination for those looking to support local producers and artisans.
Set in the picturesque Heritage Square Park in Taylor, this market is a community hub for locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted goods, and delicious baked items. It’s a place where local farmers and crafters come together under the pavilion to offer their freshest produce and unique creations, providing a family-friendly shopping experience that celebrates the best of local agriculture and creativity.
Located in the heart of Manor at Jennie Lane Park, this Wednesday market is a vibrant showcase of the region’s agricultural abundance and artisan talent. Shoppers can enjoy a wide range of products, from organic vegetables and pasture-raised meats to homemade preserves and artisan crafts, all while enjoying the lively atmosphere and the chance to connect directly with the people who grow and make their food.
The Austin Pop-Up Farmers Market, organized by Farmer George, is a dynamic event that brings together local farmers and producers to offer a wide array of fresh, locally-sourced foods and goods to the Austin community. This market is known for its unique, temporary setups, providing a platform for local vendors to showcase their produce, artisanal foods, and other handmade products, fostering a connection between the community and local agriculture.
*NEW LOCATION* The Bell is the new home of the Lakeline Market. Since its inception in 2010, the Texas Farmers’ Market at Lakeline features over 90 vendors, 40% of whom are agricultural producers within 150 miles, ensuring fresh and eco-friendly produce. It operates under a strict manager-inspected, producer-only system. SNAP is accepted year-round, with WIC from April to October, and the Double Up Food Bucks program doubles benefits up to $30 for fruits and vegetables. Every Saturday, the market comes alive with local artists’ live music and offers a compost drop-off at Lakeline. Kids enjoy fun activities every second Saturday.
Since its opening in 2012, the Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller hosts over 120 vendors, including agricultural producers who constitute about 40% of the total. These producers, located within 150 miles, ensure fresh, environmentally friendly produce. The market, known for its strict manager-inspected, producer-only policy, enhances food accessibility by doubling up to $30 SNAP Lonestar dollars. Relocated to Branch Park Pavilion in June 2021, it also offers monthly fun activities for kids on the second Sunday.
Republic Square, 422 Guadalupe Street Austin, TX 78701
Description
Located in historic Republic Square, the downtown Austin farmers’ market has been serving the community since 2003. This open-air marketplace boasts the most farmer-forward line-up of any Austin area market and also features small local businesses, community programs, and activities for the whole family. Get your peaches, tomatoes, seasonal veggies, pasture-raised meat, or simply a locally made pastry and a cup of coffee from our over 75 weekly vendors.
Austinites from all over flock to Sunset Valley every weekend to shop at this south Austin farmers’ market. SFC has run this market since 2010, although some of the farmers and artisans have been stationed here long before us! With over 35 local vendors to shop from you can find in-season fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meat, eggs, locally made pastries, and handcrafted artisan goods.
The Domain Farmers Market Of Austin stands as a premier destination for shoppers seeking organic produce, gourmet foods, and artisan products in a sophisticated setting. Located at The Domain, one of Austin’s most upscale shopping areas, this market combines the convenience of urban shopping with the charm and quality of traditional farmers’ markets, offering a unique blend of culinary delights, fresh produce, and handcrafted items in a lively, family-friendly environment.
Nestled at the Barton Creek Square in Austin, this market is a haven for food lovers and health-conscious shoppers alike. With its commitment to sustainability and local agriculture, it features an extensive range of organic produce, grass-fed meats, and artisanal foods. Alongside the food offerings, the market also hosts live music, chef demonstrations, and workshops, making it a vibrant community gathering place where visitors can learn about and engage with local food systems.
Come visit the NEW Arboretum Food and Artisan Market! Over 35 artists and food vendors will be set up offering amazing products! Come support local artists Saturday from 10AM to 2PM. We will be set up every Saturday in the parking lot of the Juliet Kitchen in the Arboretum! We hope to see you there!
Hello is there a farmers market at Kalahari resorts on Sundays?
Jose, hi! We reached out to Kalahari and they do not have a Farmer’s Market this year.