Blueberry Season at Dallas Farmers Market: Vendors, Recipes & Weekend Events

Blueberry season is bursting onto the scene at the Dallas Farmers Market. These tiny-but-mighty gems aren’t just sweet; they’re packed with antioxidants that help fight stress and aging. They’re also known to support heart health, boost brainpower, and keep blood sugar in check. They’ll even help your body bounce back after a long day in the Texas heat. Blend them into a smoothie, toss them into pancakes, or sneak a handful straight from the carton (we won’t tell). Consider this your official excuse to go all in, because when it comes to blueberries, the more, the berrier.

Make sure you join us this weekend to indulge, as the window for this beneficial harvest closes quickly. From farm-fresh pints to baked goods, jams, and more, it’s the perfect time to stock up and savor the delicious flavors of locally grown blueberries at their peak. Head to The Shed and visit Heddin Family Farm, Kelley Produce, and Williams Garden before they’re gone!

Shop these vendors for all sorts of berry goodness:

Arte Y Tradicion: blueberry crochets
Boo Boo’s Lemonade: blueberry lemonade
Companion Roasters: blueberry cold brew smoothie
Cowgirl Chloé: blueberry cheesecake macarons
D’Delicias: blueberry and lemon blueberry cheesecakes
D’s Sourdough: blueberry English muffins, blueberry muffins, and blueberry cheesecake rolls
Ferrinheits Organics: Berry Glow Sea Moss Gel
Heavenly: blueberry earrings and ear cuffs
Honey Apple Farm: blueberry honey jam and blueberry-infused honey
L.A. Farm Girl: blueberry merlot jam and wildberry jam
Maydelle Farms: blueberry wine
Piemazing: blueberry pies
Porch Swing Tea: blueberry tea
Rise and Bloom: blueberry lemon sourdough and blueberry cinnamon rolls
Rock’n JR Ranch: blueberry jam
RX Tea Shop: blueberry tea
Sugar Chronicles: blueberry decorated cookies, as well as blueberry and lemon flavored cookies
The 2nd Tap: blueberry lemonade mimosas
The Sweet Stuff Heartmade by Jill: lemon blueberry poundcake
Trouvi Cookies: blueberries and cream cookies

There’s also family-focused fun with our Kids’ Activity: Blueberry Prints & Tea Towels, on both Saturday, June 6, and Sunday, June 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Along with the abundance of fresh produce, summer also brings new vendors to explore. Make it a point to wander and discover during your DFM visit this weekend.

For You or Your Home:

Cactus Cat Studio: delightful paintings and illustrations by the talented Bailey Kidder
Heavenly: handcrafted statement pieces, from beaded headbands to whole ear cuff sets
Heyitspea: Hand-drawn and painted knick-knacks, including art prints, clay magnets, and collage kits for all ages, celebrating the fun in life
Wellness:
Floral Obsessions: treat yourself with an adorable mini bouquet from their even more adorable (if possible) flower truck
Hall Valley Tree of Life: Handmade boxes created with wood straight off their ranch in San Saba County, as well as small-batch essential oil blends
Honey’s Scented Company: toxin-free, wickless candles paired with an electric wax warmer, all hand-poured in small batches, as well as reed diffusers, essential oils, and car air fresheners
lvlup microgreens: freeze-dried microgreens in a powder form that supports gut health, natural detox pathways, and everyday wellness without cleanses or extremes – no pesticides, no sugars, no fillers

Come for all the incredible blueberry options this weekend. Stay for the community, because everything’s sweeter when connections are made at the Dallas Farmers Market.

Extraordinary Cooking Demo Event

Don’t miss this remarkable opportunity to learn culinary tips and tricks from Jennifer “Suki” Otsuki, chef and author of the cookbook Soul Nourished. After graduating from the Texas Culinary Academy, Jennifer spent nearly two decades in professional kitchens across Dallas, honing her craft and leading teams in fast-paced, high-pressure environments. Join her at the Dallas Farmers Market this weekend only as she shares a few recipes from the Soul Nourished kitchen and walks you through the process. She brings simple techniques and real ingredients, creating food that’s meant to be both satisfying and supportive of your body. If you’ve ever been curious about how to cook this way, or just want to come taste and be part of the fun, you’re invited!

Saturday, June 6

11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Sunday, June 7

Noon to 2:00 p.m.

Refreshing Recipe

Blueberry Whipped Lemonade

By: @amandamaehome

Ingredients:

6 lemons
1 cup of sugar
2 cups of water
1 bag freeze-dried blueberries from TerraFuel in The Shed
½ cup of heavy whipping cream

Optional ~

1 tablespoon of Mixed Berry Jam or Blueberry Merlot Jam from L.A. Farm Girl in The Shed

Directions:

Juice the 6 lemons and strain into a pitcher. Add 1 cup of sugar and 2 cups of water; mix together until sugar is dissolved.
Take about ½ a cup of freeze-dried blueberries and crush them. Add crushed blueberries to the whipping cream and whip with a frother or mixer.
Take a drinking glass and smear L.A. Farm Girl jam on the inside of the glass. Add ice, pour lemonade, and top with blueberry whip. Add the remaining crushed blueberries for garnish. Enjoy immediately.

Music for Chilling

Take the DFM a bit more slowly now that we’re in the warmth of summer. Grab a cool drink, some delicious bites, and a comfortable seat, then enjoy live music by local artists throughout the Dallas Farmers Market. It’s the perfect break.

Saturday, June 6