Local Farmers Markets near Sanger, TX (9)

 

Now on its 10^th year, the Denton Community Market (DCM) is a producer-only farmer’s market and handmade art market. Their mission is “to strengthen the Denton community by providing economic opportunities for local artists, businesses, food vendors, and food producers”. With over 200 member vendors, about 80-100 members participate during market days.

DCM assures a producer-only market (no resellers allowed) and farmers will have the “Certified Farmer Program” medallion displayed at their booth. Staff members also visit the farms to ensure that producers practice sustainable farming practices and/or humane treatment of farm animals.

They’re family- and pet-friendly with live music, kids’ activities, and other special events held during the Saturdays between April and November. To promote the art and music community, live music is a permanent fixture every market day. They also accept SNAP and WIC benefits and won Top 3 Best Community Event for Best of Denton 6 years in a row!

Head out to the Denton County Farmers Market every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday between June through September for their farmers market. The market is open from 7am until sell-out! As with other small farmers’ markets in Texas, they offer fresh locally grown, raised, or made produce and products.As an added bonus, stop by the Bayless-Selby House museum also located inside the Denton County Historical Park. The museum is open from Tuesdays to Saturdays during the summer and Wednesdays to Saturdays during the winter. Museum hours are 10am to 2pm.An important note: not to be confused with the Denton Community Market, also a farmers market, found in another location.

The City of Lake Dallas, Texas and the Lake Dallas Public Library are the organizers of this market event. Vendors at the Lake Dallas Farmers Market usually offer "onions, tomatoes, squash, zucchini, broccoli, and sometimes corn, beats, several herbs and spices, lettuce". There are also fresh produce, plants, nuts, certain meats, eggs, and pasturized dairy products. Also, "other assorted fruits and vegetables" every Saturday. If you would like to participate in this market event, you may contact Natalie McAdams at 940-497-3566 or send an email to [email protected]

The Highland Village Farmer’s Market is part of a network of farmers’ markets established by the Four Seasons Markets group. This group gives entrepreneurs a platform to establish and grow their businesses while changing the way people learn about, buy, and consume food. Customers have a wide array of possible farmers, ranchers, and artisans – 2,789 in total.The market is held at the former site of a well-known supermarket chain. It’s centrally located and aims to serve the populous and affluent communities of Highland Village, Flower Mound, and North Lewisville. With several churches nearby, a visit to the market is a perfect complement to a family’s Sunday church activities.The Four Seasons group operates 7 other markets around the State of Texas.

Celina’s Friday Night Market envisions a community coming together at the town’s historic square and enjoying a night of shopping, food, art, and music. Not only is the market an economic outlet for local farmers, producers, and artisans, and a chance for locals to purchase high quality products, the organizers are also hoping to draw foot traffic to the historic downtown square and making it a tourist destination. Homegrown, handmade, or homemade, the organizers make sure to vet the vendors at this market. Celina’s Friday Night Market organizers also invite local artists and musicians to showcase their artistry during the event. Enjoy the “hometown feel”!

Muenster Market Days is a farmers' market located in Muenster, Texas. It has original art from local artists and antiques that collectors would like to pass on to another collector. It also has clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, seasonal plantings, and more. Making your market day more enjoyable is the music provided by the live band. Muenster Market Days is always on the lookout for local craft vendors, downtown merchants, and local artisans to join them during market day and sell to local customers. You can even bring your pets here! There is something here for them too, for sure!

The Flower Mound Farmer’s Market is part of a network of farmers’ markets established by the Four Seasons Markets group. This group gives entrepreneurs a platform to establish and grow their businesses while changing the way people learn about, buy, and consume food. Customers have a wide array of possible farmers, ranchers, and artisans – 2,789 in total. The market averages about 45 vendors each week. Market day is held at Parker Square. Designed by architect David M. Schwartz, the square is near restaurants, personal services, and other facilities.The Four Seasons group operates 7 other markets around the State of Texas.

The Frisco Fresh Market is one of the highlights of a 32-acre development from a renowned Dallas developer. The market held its grand opening last July 1, 2018 and is open year round every Saturday (8am to 3pm) and Sunday (10am to 4pm). Frisco is regularly praised as one of the “Best Places To Live in America” and the market itself is conveniently located and easily accessible via major roads. As part of a planned community, there are hotels and office spaces nearby with dining and retail shopping outlets in the works.This new market gathers over 150 local farmers, producers, artisans, chefs, and craftsmen in an indoor and outdoor marketplace. With modern facilities, it’s a family- and pet-friendly destination for the community of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

The Frisco Noons Lions Club started the Frisco Rotary Farmers Market in 2007 to benefit the community. Today, the Rotary Club of Frisco is continuing the non-profit entity that has become a Frisco Saturday tradition. Shoppers find organic non-GMO fresh produce, pastured meats, free-range eggs, baked goods, crafts, and other artisanal items.The market’s mission supports the farmers’ market tradition of Frisco through the preservation of its agricultural heritage while making fresh and nutritious produce available to the community.More importantly, proceeds from the market benefit the Rotary Club of Frisco and fund its various projects. According to Brandy Miles, charter president of the Lions Club when they first started the market, the market project is “a community service project first and foremost”. This is a market where customers are actually giving back to the community when they shop!