Local Farmers Markets near the Cypress, Texas 77410 Area (46)

The Rice University Farmers Market welcomes you every Tuesday from 3:30pm to 6:30pm, embodying its core mission of connecting consumers with locally grown food while supporting our esteemed local farmers and producers. Originally established as a second location by the organizers of the renowned Houston Farmers Market at Onion Creek, the market eventually found its permanent home within the university. Recognizing its significance, the market was officially renamed the Rice University Farmers Market in 2010. Beyond providing fresh, locally sourced food, we are dedicated to promoting community awareness and understanding of the numerous benefits associated with consuming such produce. To ensure accessibility for all, we offer a convenient token system where shoppers can purchase tokens using checks, enabling them to effortlessly shop for goods at the market. Join us at the Rice University Farmers Market and indulge in a vibrant community space that fosters sustainable food choices and supports the hardworking individuals who bring these products to our tables.

Braeswood Farmers Market is found in the heart of Meyerland. This is a Texas of Agriculture Certified Farmers Market. Their goal is to bring fresh produce, delicious prepared foods, and a variety of food trucks weekly Rain or Shine. It is a "wonderful location and the vendors are very helpful and knowledgeable". It is "right next to the Braeswood Food Trucks!" You will "love wandering over to this little market - the vendors and owner have always been so kind". There are "fair prices and safe to bring the kids". It is a "great neighborhood market with a variety of offerings, including fantastic tortilla chips and creamy avocado sauce!" You can enjoy "delicious coffee, sweet treats, fresh pita and zhug". There is a "great selection of produce, prepared foods, honey and coffee all grown or made with love". There are also "fresh paella, amazing salsa, empanadas, great coffee - all the good things in life basically!" You can even have "fresh mango, green tea with turmeric, and authentic pad Thai". Finally,"always a great selection, breakfast and lunch choices, fresh eggs, produce, pastries, you name it!" Don't forget to check out their Facebook page too.

The Houston Health Department helps communities by making fresh fruits and vegetables more affordable. They do this via their Get Moving Houston Farmers Markets program. Because, they believe "fruits and vegetables help prevent or delay the start of chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease while helping people maintain a healthy weight and just feel better". They also "accept cash, credit, debit and SNAP/Lonestar EBT". The schedule of the market is also available on their website. This market is also located in Northeast Multi-Service Center at 9720 Spaulding Street. Also, "this center has many different programs you can take advantage of". "Customers using SNAP and D-SNAP" also have "benefits". "Buy items at the markets" and they "will receive the dollar equivalent of their purchases in Healthy Houston Bucks to spend on fruits and vegetables".

Buy Local Farmers’ Market at Fall Creek features everything fresh and local! Visiting the market will always be a great experience, with its “awesome variety of local produce, craft persons and local consumable products.” All-natural and organic items including produce, coffee, honey, teas, jams and jellies, hot and ready-to-go food, and different types of cuisine, as well as other interesting deals, can be found at the Buy Local Farmers' Market.  “You won’t be disappointed in any aspect of purchasing from your Local Farmers Market vendors.” 

Discover the Midtown Houston Farmers Market, a hidden gem in Texas. Held every Saturday at Elizabeth Baldwin Park, this farmer's market offers a diverse selection of fresh produce, baked goods, and other goodies. Enjoy the market's picturesque location in one of Houston's oldest parks, complete with majestic oak trees and historical significance. Experience the perfect blend of natural beauty, delicious treats, and fascinating history.

The Imperial Farmers Market, thriving in its 8th year in Sugar Land as of 2019, is a cherished local institution. Originally faced with the threat of closure due to construction work in early 2018, the outpouring of concern from residents led to a positive resolution. Thanks to an agreement between the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce and city officials, the market found a new home in the parking lot outside the Imperial Park Recreation Center. Here, you'll discover an array of delights, including fresh seasonal produce from local farmers, grass-fed meats, free-range chicken and eggs, local honey, artisanal creations, and scrumptious ready-to-eat food. The market also features live music by talented local musicians and captivating cooking demonstrations. Join us year-round on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm for a vibrant and diverse market experience.