The thirteenth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning August 25th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The August 18th market started out with a strong rain storm! Although it created a wet early morning, we were able to open on schedule. And in Lubbock this time of year, rain is always welcome! Due to some farmers not being able to get into the wet fields to harvest their crops, we were down to around 35 vendors in total. We would like to thank all of the dedicated vendors who were able to ride out the morning rain Read More
The twelfth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning August 18th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The August 11th market was a lot of fun. The weather was great! There were around 50 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
The number of produce vendors continues to increase as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Read More
The elventh Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning August 11th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The August 4th market was a lot of fun. There were around 55 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
The number of produce vendors continues to increase as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms, Read More
The tenth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning August 4th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The July 28th market was a lot of fun. There were around 45 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
The number of produce vendors continues to increase as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms, Read More
The ninth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning July 28th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The July 21st market was a lot of fun. There were around 45 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
The number of produce vendors continues to increase as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms, Read More
The eighth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning July 21st from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The July 14th market was a lot of fun. There were around 60 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
The number of produce vendors increased significantly as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms, Sunburst Read More
The seventh Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning July 14th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The July 7th market was a lot of fun. There were around 60 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans. The weather was Ideal and remained in the seventies throughout the market hours.
The number of produce vendors increased significantly as new crops are beginning to reach their ideal harvest time. Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Read More
The sixth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning July 7th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The June 30th market was a lot of fun. There were around 50 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms and more were selling fresh early season produce. Products in season that were offered by these vendors were
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The Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market will hold a Moonlight Market during the First Friday Art Trail, Friday July, 6th from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. We will have vendors located at Tornado Gallery, The Garden, and Juxtaposh. Be sure to come out and support the local art scene and Lubbock’s local farmers and artisans
The fifth Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market for the 2018 season will be held this Saturday morning June 30th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 19th & Buddy Holly.
The June 23rd market was a lot of fun. There were around 50 vendors in total. Which include the best of local agricultural producers and vendor offerings of fresh meats, cheese, dairy products, baked goods, and arts & crafts from local artisans.
Our collection of local agriculture producers from vendors including Onion Shed Farms, E3 Farms. Block 20 Produce, Vonnie’s Veggies, Revolution Farms and more were selling fresh early season produce. Products in season that were offered by these vendors were Read More