Market Review Aug. 1
By Paul Bullock & Mary Gates
Set up at the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market was a breeze….a cool breeze.
After the early morning rain we were treated to some lower temperatures and a nice soft breeze from the east. We had a small vendor count as some of our regulars were off on vacation. However, those of us who set up enjoyed a brisk sales day.
People from around the state showed up to see what we had to offer. Our guests included people from San Antonio, New Braunfels, DeLeon, Houston and somewhere out in East Texas. We even had a lady Read More
THIS WEEK’S MARKET
LHUCA Plaza 5th STREET & AVE J
Visit the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday August 1st from 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM at 5th Street & Ave. J. We hope to see you at our eleventh market of the 2026 season.
This week’s musical guest is the return of Snail Farm.
BIG plant sale! Houseplants, bedding plants and shrubs! Starting at $2. Nothing over $20. Zucchini Bread. Mashed Potato and Baked Potato squash $1! Come see us at the Creative Acres vendor booth
CONFIRMED VENDORS for the August 1st MARKET includes;
Block 20 Produce – 3 varieties of squash, yellow zucchini, 1015 sweet onions, red sweet onions, tomatoes, unshelled peas, shelled peas, Read More
THIS WEEK’S MARKET
LHUCA Plaza 5th STREET & AVE J
Visit the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday July 25th from 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM at 5th Street & Ave. J. We hope to see you at our tenth market of the 2026 season.
This week’s musical guest is the return of Snail Farm.
SPECIAL SWEET CORN SALE this Saturday. Stock up on sweet corn at the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday. Only 50 cents an ear at the Faith2Farm vendor booth.
BAKE SALE: Noah Meek from Emerald House & Joanna Tivis from Jo’s Doughlights Bread & Bakes are the featured bakers for this week’s Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market. They will Read More
July 18th Market Review
By Paul Bullock & Mary Gates
I had several people comment on what a beautiful day it was, and I had to agree.
The morning started out very busy with shoppers showing up in good numbers. The old saying “The early bird catches the worm,” is so true when it comes to filling your shopping bag with great fresh farm produce. We had quite a few visitors from out of town, some coming back to Lubbock to live, others bringing their kids to Texas Tech sponsored camps. There were people from Sundown, San Angelo, Glen Rose, Temple, McKinney, and Dallas.
The shoppers continued Read More
THIS WEEK’S MARKET
LHUCA Plaza 5th STREET & AVE J
Visit the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday July 18th from 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM at 5th Street & Ave. J. We hope to see you at our ninth market of the 2026 season.
This week’s musical guest is the return of Snail Farm.
SPECIAL SWEET CORN SALE this Saturday. Stock up on sweet corn at the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday. Only 50 cents an ear at the Faith2Farm vendor booth.
Huge Plant Sale!!! Houseplants Landscape plants Bedding plants Aloe, Peppermint, Swedish ivy, Pothos Ivy, assorted succulents, Elephant Ears, Stonecrop Sedum, Basil and more! Nothing over $15, most $5 and Read More
July 11th Market Review
By Paul Bullock & Mary Gates
The overcast skies did not last long as we set up for the morning Market. The winds were calm and the heat set in quickly. Our customers showed up early, knowing another hot summer day was on it’s way. The LHUCA Plaza got busy as soon as we opened for business.
Many of our customers were from out of town. We welcomed our fellow Texans from Ft. Worth, Mabank, Crandall and Plainview. Our New Mexico neighbors were represented by folks from Lovington and Alamogordo. One of the best things about being a vendor is meeting and conversing Read More
THIS WEEK’S MARKET
LHUCA Plaza 5th STREET & AVE J
Visit the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday July 11th from 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM at 5th Street & Ave. J. We hope to see you at our eighth market of the 2026 season.
This week’s musical guest is the return of Snail Farm.
CONFIRMED VENDORS for the July 11th MARKET includes;
Block 20 Produce – Red sweet onions, yellow sweet onions, 3 varieties of squash, eggplants, tomatoes, creamed honey, canned goods, and jelly.
Faith2Farm Garden Market – black eyed peas, corn, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes and peaches.
Forbes Family Backyard Farm – 1015 sweet onions, Texas Early White Onions, Red Onions and Fresh Green Onions. Green Read More
July 4th 2026 Market Review
By Paul Bullock & Mary Gates
Wow! What a busy weekend it was as we celebrated 250 years of our country’s independence! First Friday Art Trail and Buffalo Springs Lake Fireworks started us off. Then on Saturday, The Fourth on Broadway Parade and Lubbock’s own Music and Fireworks Celebration. In between all this we were able to sneak in our Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market. We had vendors ready to sell, and customers ready to support us. It was warm right from the starting bell, but what do you expect…it’s July.
Our Read More
THIS WEEK’S MARKET
LHUCA Plaza 5th STREET & AVE J
Visit the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market this Saturday June 27th from 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM at 5th Street & Ave. J. We hope to see you at our seventh market of the 2026 season.
This week we will have a free watermelon bar stocked with Pecos County Watermelons from Mandujano Brothers Produce company from 10:00AM until 12:00 Noon.
We hope to see you at the market this Saturday!
KID’S Corner: The Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market announces the return of Kid’s Corner to our market. This season Claro Dental will sponsor our special kid’s area with fun events for your children! This week’s events Read More
Market Review June 27th
By Paul Bullock & Mary Gates
Believe me when I tell you that there is nothing better than an overcast day in the summer while we vendors set up for the Market…and that is exactly what we had! The cloudiness seemed to be a calming factor. It lightened the physical load, and people’s spirits…so we started the Market feeling pretty good!
We first must give a big thanks to Chad Plunket and Charles Adams for coming to our aid. We set up in the CASP area which has become our second home whenever conflicting schedules might happen.
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