San Antonio's Farmers' Markets
As part of our commitment to provide our community with information you can actually use, we are happy to provide a complete list of the Farmers' Markets in San Antonio. If you are not familiar with the Farmers' Markets, they are gathering spots for local farmers to sell their produce to the public. The vendors are all registered with the Texas Department of Agriculture and must prove they are selling their own produce and not just reselling somebody else's stuff. So, you're assured of getting the real thing.

I visit them regularly and have found the quality better than you can find in any grocery store. Everything is fresh, homegrown, delicious and priced right. Depending on the season, you'll find tomatoes, potatoes, onions (green and 1015s), berries, watermelons, corn, spinach, peaches, squash, carrots, green beans, black-eyed peas, apples, jams, jellies, preserves, plants and friendly, knowledgeable vendors.

Most markets open at 9am, some at 8am and close about 1pm or earlier if everything is sold out. The season runs until the first freeze.

Nachi says "Do yourself and your family a favor and check 'em out!"

In addition to the list below, we've put up a MAP and Driving Directions so you can find your way easily.

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Tips:
    Go early to get the best choices, go late for the best values.

    Take small bills, just about everything is priced at $1 or $2.

    Ask for the 1015 onions with the tops still on them if you plan to buy alot and store for after the season. You may have to ask one of the vendors to bring some for you like that next week. But, this year it seems more are bringing them this way already.

    Buy a little extra for a neighbor, friend or someone who can't make it on their own.

Where and When

 Mondays
Lincoln Park: 2805 E. Commerce - 9am

Tuesdays
March Avenue Baptist Church: 927 March Avenue - 9am
St. Leonard Catholic Church: 8510 S. Zarzamora Street - 9am

Wednesdays
St. Jude Catholic Church: 130 S. San Augustine Avenue - 9am
Leon Valley Community Center: 6427 Evers Road - 8am

Thursdays
Cavender's Boot City: 5075 N.W. Loop 410 - 9am
Mateo Camargo Park: 5500 Castroville Road - 9am

Fridays
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church: 1918 Palo Alto Road - 9am

Saturdays
Olmos Basin Park: Jackson-Keller Road, between McCullough & San Pedro - 8am

ZIP2 City Guide Driving Directions
NOTE: For the "Starting From" address, you may use either:
an actual address (603 Navarro) or an intersection (Houston St. and Navarro St.)
("and"   "&"   "at"   all work equally well for intersections)

San Antonio Farmers' Markets (All but 4 & 8)
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Choose the Market you wish to visit.

 
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