Shop local, eat fresh
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Shopper Keith Anderson walks along Seventh Street with tomato plants he purchased during Market Days April 13, 2024.
Despite multiple big tech companies like Samsung and Tesla entering Williamson County, there is still a strong agricultural presence in the county.
Rural farmlands have been passed down through families over generations, and urban farmers use greenhouses, community gardens and their yards to grow varying quantities of produce.
Local farmers markets provide an outlet for producers to sell and share their home-grown products with the community. Spread out across the county, farmers markets offer fresh produce and meat from local farmers, as well as products from small businesses: homemade soap, clothing, baked goods and more.
Farmers markets provide a family friendly setting for a weekend adventure, a casual date idea or as an outlet to connect with the community. Find the closest farmers market to you and see what your community has to offer.
WILCO FARMERS MARKET (TWO LOCATIONS)
Held at two Georgetown locations, the WilCo Farmer’s Market offers fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, salmon, eggs, honey, jewelry, soaps, lotions and more.
- 2 Texas Drive in Sun City on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to noon
- 402 West Eighth Street, Georgetown Liberty parking lot on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WOLF RANCH FARMERS MARKET
Wolf Ranch Farmers Market Community LLC was established in Williamson County to provide a market for local farmers and food producers. Vendors offer produce, salsas, bread, fragrances, clothes and wine.
- 2323 Wolf Ranch Parkway on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
FARMER GEORGE FARMERS MARKETS
Run by Farmer George Farmers Markets, the Round Rock market is part of the Texas Certified Farmers Markets and Go Texan, a program by the Texas Department of Agriculture that supports Texas-based businesses and connects them with customers across the Lone Star State and around the world.
- 201 University Oaks Boulevard, Round Rock, on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
BELL FARMERS MARKET
Previously held at the Lakeline Mall, the farmers market in Cedar Park is part of Texas Farmers Markets. Almost half of the vendors are agricultural producers and shoppers can listen to live music. Dog treats, pottery, herbal remedies and fresh dairy products are part of the vendor list.
- 200 South Bell Boulevard, Cedar Park, on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
HERITAGE SQUARE FARMER’S MARKET
Established in August 2019 in Taylor, the farmer’s market was created to strengthen the local food system, encourage small businesses and build community, according to the market’s website. Products include locally grown mushrooms, roasted coffee, pickled vegetables, fresh-cut flowers and more.
- 400 North Main Street, Heritage Square Pavilion, Taylor, on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.