Top Farmers Markets for Food Shopping in Houston

Farmers markets may not offer the same vast selection as your local H-E-B (after all, no store does more), but they always provide a plentiful and unique experience. From juicy peaches and large watermelons in the summer to a variety of squash, greens, peas, and root vegetables in the fall, these markets are a great way to enjoy fresh, seasonal produce. Here’s a roundup of the best farmers markets around the Houston area:

Braeswood Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9am–1pm at Beechnut | Sundays, 10am–2pm at Jersey Drive
Located in Meyerland, this market offers a range of baked goods, fresh produce, farm eggs, and grass-fed beef. Enjoy a meal from one of the on-site food trucks while you shop. The market accepts EBT and SNAP benefits.
St. Philip’s United Methodist Church, 5501 Beechnut St and 16518 Jersey Drive

East End Farmers Market
Sundays, 10am–2pm
This relaxed market on the Navigation Esplanade features vendors under tents and in unique container-style shops. In addition to fresh produce, you’ll find eggs, flowers, jewelry, and other handmade goods.
2800 Navigation Blvd

Energy Corridor Farmers Market
Every third Saturday, 2–6pm
Hosted by Your Neighborhood Farmers Market, this market brings fresh produce, spices, raw honey, and artisanal products to West Houston. And yes, it’s pet-friendly!
1520 Eldridge Pkwy

^{The Houston Farmers Market is one of the oldest of its kind in Houston.}

Farmers Market Partners Missouri City
Saturdays, 9am–1pm
Browse organic fruits and vegetables from local farms like Milliesbarn Veggie Farm and Atkinson Farms. The market also features a variety of rotating vendors, including Biryani Hut and Momma’s Tamales. There’s even a kids' zone for little ones to enjoy.
5855 Sienna Springs Way, Missouri City

Heights Mercantile Farmers Market
Second and fourth Sundays of every month, 9am–1pm
This market, located in the Heights Mercantile shopping complex, offers everything from locally grown produce to homemade goods and pantry staples. Enjoy live music and fun event pop-ups like dunk booths for a lively Sunday experience.
714 Yale St

Houston Farmers Market
Daily, 6am–7pm
A true Houston gem, this market is rich in Mexican culture and offers a stunning variety of produce, chile peppers, and ingredients perfect for Mexican cooking. Recently renovated, this 18-acre market has been serving the community for over 80 years.
2520 Airline Dr

^{Fill your bag with veggies, sauces, coffee beans, and fresh flowers at Heights Mercantile Farmers Market.}

Kingwood Farmers Market
Thursdays, 3–7pm
Located in Town Center Park, Kingwood’s market offers fresh grass-fed meats, salsa, pickled veggies, and homemade baked goods. You’ll also find vendors selling self-care items like organic soap and candles, with pop-up events on weekends.
Town Center Park, 2814 Town Center Circle E, Kingwood

Memorial Villages Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9am–1pm
Enjoy live music, food demos, and a kids’ playground at this family-friendly market. In addition to fresh produce, shop for products like honey, jellies, pastries, and coffee.
Hunters Creek Village at First Congregational Church, 10840 Beinhorn Rd

Nassau Bay Farmers Market
Saturdays, 10am–2pm
Along with your typical fresh produce, this market offers locally raised eggs, meats, microgreens, and products like soap and kombucha. If you’re lucky, you might even meet a baby goat!
2332 East NASA Pkwy, Nassau Bay

^{Choose from an assortment of baked goods at Kingwood Farmers Market.}

Rice Village Farmers Market
First and third Sundays of every month, 9am–1pm
Rain or shine, this market promotes healthier food options with a variety of vendors offering locally sourced produce, grass-fed meats, honey, flowers, and baked goods. Be sure to check their Instagram for pop-up vendor updates.
2504 Amherst St

Tomball Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9am–1pm
A popular weekend destination, Tomball’s market features over 65 local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and honey to ready-to-eat meals and baked goods. Pets on a leash are welcome, and parking is free.
205 W Main St, Tomball

Urban Harvest Farmers Market
Saturdays, 8am–noon
This market is a must-visit for fresh produce, eggs, bread, and local goods. Urban Harvest supports community gardens and mobile markets for underserved areas in Houston, making it more than just a place to shop—it’s a community resource.
2752 Buffalo Spdwy

Each of these markets brings something special, offering a variety of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and community vibes. Whether you’re looking for seasonal produce, handmade items, or just a fun weekend activity, Houston’s farmers markets have you covered.