Local Farmers Markets in Permian Basin Region, TX (4)

Since its establishment in 2007, Midland Downtown Farmers Market has thrived despite facing challenges. Now located at The Museum of Southwest in Downtown Midland since 2017, the market continues to promote local businesses and artisans. Enjoy live music and special events during market days, held every Saturday from April to October and every other Saturday from November to March. Join us for fresh produce, unique handmade goods, and a vibrant community experience!

Monahans Farmers’ Market is proudly sponsored by Ward Memorial Hospital and the Monahans Chamber of Commerce. Nothing beats the taste of fresh foods straight from the source. You and your family can find, buy and enjoy the freshest and most delicious foods from farmers and producers in their region. Join the organizers of this market on the third Saturday of June, July, August & September. Also, if there will be heavy rains, "the hospital will make that decision in the morning if need be". So, check out their Facebook events page for the latest update.

Established in 2014, the Odessa, Texas Farmers Market is a seasonal open-air market located at the campus of the Medical Center Hospital in Odessa, Texas. There's usually live music at the market as well as health screenings, community education and fitness activities sponsored by the hospital. Of course there's going to be meats from local ranches, the freshest seasonal produce from local farmers, artisan baked goods, jam, jellies, and even local honey! It's a health and wellness destination all in one!

The Parks Legado Farmers Market started in 2017. Since then, they are providing a space for interaction between West Texas farmers, bakers, artisans, and consumers. Also, "this is a large farmer's market that meets once a month in the Parks Legado Town Center Plaza from June to September". You can find "over 70 Vendors servicing the Midland-Odessa area with a nice mix of goods for sale". There are also "farms selling traditional produce sold next to home gardeners". They have "more unique items like Armenian Cucumbers, red garlic and shelled walnuts". And, there are also "a lot of mom and pop-type baked goods, pickles and preserves, too". There is also an available "flower shop where you could make your own bouquets paid by the stem". Plus, "plenty of drink options like Serendipitea Boba and Far West Coffee with their Apple-Blueberry Topo Chico-topped Nitro Cold Brew - mouthful right?"