Local Farmers Markets near the Seabrook, Texas 77586 Area (26)

The Get Moving Houston Farmers Markets offer a variety of food incentives and vouchers to increase the purchasing power of participants while supplies last. This is just one of their convenient markets. This market is also located in a "beautiful easily accessible facility", in "a well-thought-out center. And also, "Vision Neighbourhood Public Library is located there" too. They also accept cash, credit/debit cards, WIC FMNP Vouchers, and Lone Star Card (SNAP). Check out their website for more updates. This is also sponsored by the Houston Health Department. When you visit the market, just look for them with their bright orange tents!

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.

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".

The Market at Sawyer Yards is a curated market that features "a mix of artist mediums with a focus on folk art, maker is the seller & artisan crafts including packaged specialty foods.” Browse through amazing art pieces, eat delicious food, indulge in shopping, and enjoy great music. Expect “always something new and different” in this “awesome place with great artists & live music.” Truly a wonderful way to spend your weekend at The Market at Sawyer Yards, while supporting local businesses, artists, and makers!

Rice Village Farmers Market is a bi-monthly farmers market located in Houston, Texas featuring local farmers and small business owners. This open-air market is an excellent destination for friends and families who would like to enjoy a leisurely stroll. They can relax, catch up, have a casual conversation, and buy fresh produce, homemade food, and locally-produced artisanal items. Rice Village Farmers Market sells fresh fruits, vegetables, poultry, and eggs. There are stalls selling breads and baked goods too! Here, you can also find chef-made plates, coffee, even margaritas!          

The Green Field Market is one of several weekly events produced by Edgesetter Marketing & Events around Houston. They have similar events in other areas including The Heights, Cedar Creek, and Downtown Houston. With the aim to spread health & happiness, the team organizes these weekly events to give local entrepreneurs a space to share their passions. Local vendors at this event sell produce, plants, artisanal items, baked goods, prepared foods, and more. This market wishes to share some bad and good news. The bad  – they’ve moved locations starting Sept 2019 so make sure you update your calendars. The good – they’re now an indoor and outdoor market! The best news – they still have their signature free mimosas!