We were absolutely thrilled to be invited by @worldfarmersmarketscoalition to attend the 2025 General Assembly in Rome. In partnership with @FAO, GA attendees spent time in the From Seeds To Foods exhibit as part of FAO’s 80th anniversary, attended sessions like Women in Local Food and View of the World of Farmers Markets, and spent [...]

It’s true, vegetable gardening does come more naturally during the spring and summer months. Tomatoes, cucumbers, and jalapeños tend to flourish with little to no attention, thankfully, but even with our unseasonably warm North Texas temperatures as of late, these plants are sadly coming to the end of their life cycles. But what if you’re [...]

October brings so much to the DFM, from fresh fall produce to our festive pumpkin patch, but this weekend we’re going the extra yard with the football fun and flavor you’re rooting for. All weekend long, bring the whole team for Balloon Art by Bender. Next, huddle up for irresistible treats from DonutNV Midlothian’s food [...]

Crocheted pumpkin  doll- @arteytradicionyessy Vibrant pumpkin dog toy - @peanutbutterdogtreats Spiced pumpkin loose leaf tea - @rxteaherb Crunchy pumpkin spice granola - @simon.says.granola Pumpkin spice scented beef tallow - @balmy.tallow Halloween kids coloring and activity book - @lilmarco.andfriends Festive fall dog bandanas and bow ties - @lulapupshop Crisp Leaves scented candle - @cravcompany Burnt orange [...]

Dallas' Original Texas Pumpkin Day is October 4 and 5 at the Dallas Farmers Market. Watch our segment here!

Autumn engages every sense like no other season. Deep oranges, golden yellows, and acorn browns replace the fading greens. The earthy scent of distant burning chimineas carries on the breeze. Crunching leaves underfoot and honking geese overhead accompany walks. Taste buds crave all things pumpkin spice, and with the first hints of cooler air comes [...]

As we prepare to settle into the stillness of fall, the monarch butterfly is just beginning one of nature’s most incredible journeys. Weighing less than a dollar bill, these delicate yet determined travelers embark on a 3,000-mile migration beginning in early September and continuing through early November. Texas plays a crucial role in this journey, [...]

When you think of the Dallas Farmers Market, you probably picture colorful, piled-high fruits and vegetables. Maybe jars of local honey, ranch-raised meats, and budding plants too. But don’t forget to add one more essential to that delicious mental image - freshly baked, crusty, wholesome bread. The Shed is proud to host some of the [...]

While each season brings its own unique tint to our world, the colors of fall hold a special nostalgic place as the green of summer slowly surrenders to copper and gold. No other hue truly embodies all things fall though like orange and we’re ready to welcome all the shades ranging from amber to vermillion [...]

Join us at the Dallas Farmers Market this weekend for Community Day - an opportunity to connect with organizations making a real difference in North Texas. Stroll through Pearl Street Plaza to meet local nonprofits and community groups, learn about their missions, and discover meaningful ways to get involved. On Sunday we’re specifically highlighting animal-focused [...]

While most of us are looking forward to a little time off this Labor Day weekend, there are many who will go on laboring to bring Dallas Farmers Market all the incredible in-season, locally grown fruits and vegetables, farm fresh eggs, and homemade bread The Shed has to offer. And if you’re wanting some hot [...]

As school goes back in session and pumpkin everything begins to infiltrate the stores, it’s tempting to jump ahead to cooler thoughts, but here at the Dallas Farmers Market, we say “bring the heat!” with Pepper Weekend. Head to The Shed on Saturday, August 23, and Sunday, August 24, for colorful, flavorful, powerful peppers from: [...]

The Dallas Farmers Market is all about the buzz this weekend as we celebrate National Honey Bee Day, Saturday, August 16th. Texas farmers rely on these little helpers to ensure plentiful yields of apples, melons, and vine crops, including pumpkin, as it is estimated that bees pollinate one-third of the food we eat. Without bees, [...]