Farmers Markets near San Marcos, TX

San Marcos

Open Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the downtown square, the San Marcos Farmers Market connects Central Texas growers directly with shoppers at 312 E. Hopkins Street. Stalls carry yard eggs, grass-fed meats, tamales, local honey, roasted coffee, salsas and jams, plus handmade soaps, jewelry, and crafts. Its Facebook page has grown past 9,000 followers, a sign of steady local turnout.

The main San Marcos/New Braunfels Farmers Market Association listing sits at 104 C.M. Allen Parkway in San Marcos (78666), close to the San Marcos River and downtown. Note that the separate, well-established San Marcos Farmers Market runs on East Hopkins Street; this association entry is a different record with no website, phone, or schedule published online.

New Braunfels

Martindale Market gathers on Main Street in this small Caldwell County town on the San Marcos River, just downstream from San Marcos. Local growers and makers bring produce and homemade goods to a community better known for its tubing river and historic downtown. The market keeps the town's Main Street active on market days.

Despite the San Marcos/New Braunfels name, this association site sits at 100 South Houston Street in downtown Buda (78610), a small Hays County town on the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Marcos. It is one of two listings tied to the same market association. No website, phone, or posted market days appear online for the Buda location.

The Seguin Farmers Market runs Wednesdays 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon at 510 E. Court Street, a block off the courthouse square in downtown Seguin. Vendors bring local produce, fruit and vegetables, and handmade crafts, selling straight to shoppers with no middleman. It draws small farms and food producers from the surrounding Guadalupe County countryside.

Austin

Nutty Brown Farm in Austin is fourth-generation Texan Kim Stearns' flower farm, hosting a Saturday market each growing season in the farm barn on Nutty Brown Road — seasonal bouquets from the farm and Ranch 101, Goodbake ATX sourdough and pastries, handmade candles, vintage finds, and local artisan pop-ups. Complimentary coffee, birdsong, and a dog-friendly farm atmosphere: a beautiful way to start the weekend.

Austin

Kim Stearns — a fourth-generation Texan whose family arrived from Germany in 1845 — grows flowers people say can't be grown in Texas at Nutty Brown Farm on Nutty Brown Road in Austin. Each Saturday of the growing season, the farm's barn market gathers her blooms with Ranch 101 cut flowers, Goodbake ATX sourdough and pastries, handmade candles, vintage treasures, and rotating artisan pop-ups, with free coffee and a dog-friendly welcome.

Held at 390 Schneider Road in Seguin, the Guadalupe County seat on the Guadalupe River east of San Antonio. The market's name points to a local gardeners' group behind it. Public details on vendors and schedule are limited.

Austin

Austin

The largest hunger-relief organization in Central Texas, distributing food across 21 counties from its warehouse on Metropolis Drive in southeast Austin. Its Fresh Harvest Market runs farmers-market-style produce distributions, and mobile pantries reach neighborhoods on a rotating schedule. Residents can find the nearest distribution by entering a ZIP code on the food bank's website. Partner pantries, school programs, and senior food assistance round out the work.

One of several Austin Farmers Market Association sites, this one on Montopolis Drive in southeast Austin's historic Montopolis neighborhood near the Colorado River. Central Texas growers bring produce through the long spring and fall seasons. No vendor list or hours are posted online.