Cowtown Farmers Market

Winter Market Is Here !

Saturdays Only• 8 am to noon
Cowtown Farmers Market will remain open throughout the winter season. Regulars include baked goods, goat cheese, tamales, soaps, dog treats, cut flowers, pecans, coffee and firewood. Produce selection will vary due to the weather.

Welcome to the Cowtown Farmers MarketFort Worth's original, producer only farmers market. Wondering what "producer only" means? It means that everything sold is either grown, raised or produced within 150 miles of Fort Worth. In short, it's the easiest way to go green while getting your greens.

Looking For A Market Near You?The North Central Texas Farmers Market Association has additional locations:
Richland Hills Elementary School 6980 Baker Blvd, Richland Hills, Wed/Sat, 2-6 pm. (On the south side of Baker Blvd. and Latham in the open lot by the school. Baker Blvd. is also known as Hwy 10 it is west of 820 and north of Interstate 30).

Grapevine 325 South Main Street, Grapevine, Thur/Sat, 8 am-Sellout. (On Main Street in Downtown Grapevine, one block south of City Hall).

Grand Prarie 317 College, Grand Prairie, Thur/Sat, 8 am-Sellout. (Go East on Division, Division turns into Main Street, turn left (North) on NW 4th street. The farmers will be located by the Liberty Bell).

Pantego Bicentennial Park, 3600 Smith Barry Road, Pantego, Tues/Sat, 8 am-Sellout. (From Park Row go South on Bowen, go right (West) on Pioneer Pkwy. Right (North) on Showplace Circle by Texas Appliance. In the parking lot closest to the gazebo and rest rooms.).

Did You Know?By shopping Cowtown Farmers Market you are:
* ensuring farmers earn fair prices for the fruits of their labor
* protecting your community's access to healthy, fresh, local produce
* helping Fort Worth's economy

If you spend $100 at a grocery store, only $25 stays here.
If you spend $100 at a farmers market, $62 goes back into the local economy -- and $99 out of $100 stays in the state.
So, where do you want your money to go?

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