Bayou City Farmers Market
3000 Richmond Avenue Houston, TX 77098
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Texas · Fort Bend County
Farmers markets in Houston, TX
Houston, TX has 11 farmers markets listed with the USDA. 1 of them take SNAP/EBT. Addresses and map links for each, plus nearby towns with markets.
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- take SNAP/EBT
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Braeswood Farmers Market
SNAP / EBT
5401 south braeswood, Houston, Texas 77096
- Where exactly
- Corner of South Braeswood and Chimney Rock in the heart of Meyerland. Across of Braes Bayou
- Setting
- Private business parking lot
- Vendors offer
- Organic (USDA Certified)
- Payment
- Debit card/Credit card
- EBT
- Accept EBT at a central location
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Dec 2020
City Hall Farmers Market
901 Bagby St. Houston, TX 77002
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Heights Epicurean Farmers Market
1245 Heights Boulevard Houston, TX 77008 There are two parking lots at the church, parking on the street, One of the parking lots is in the back of the church on the Yale side. Plenty of parking its a
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Hope Farms First Wednesday Market
Indoor
10401 Scott Street, Houston, TX, USA
Hope Farms First Wednesday market is held the first Wednesday of each month from 4-7:00 P.M. In addition to being able to purchase the fresh produce we grow here on the farm, we also have local vendor, cooking demos, gardening classes, and kids activities.
- Where exactly
- Our farm is located on the corner of Scott and Airport, minutes from downtown Houston.
- Setting
- On a farm from
- Vendors offer
- Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic
- Payment
- Cash, Debit card/Credit card
- Order ahead
- Through farmers market’s website
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Apr 2022
Memorial Villages Farmers Market
10840 Beinhorn Road, Houston, TX, USA
Building community by bringing families and farmers together. Seventy vendors, ten years strong. Doing food right.
- Where exactly
- In the Memorial Villages area of Houston, near Voss and I-10.
- Setting
- Faith-based institution
- Vendors offer
- Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)-Certified, Non-GMO, Grass Fed, Pasture-raised/free-range animals, Humane treatment of animals, Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc.
- Payment
- Barter, Volunteer Work, Cash, Personal Checks, Commerical Checks/Accounts, Debit card/Credit card, Tap to Pay,Apple Pay, Tap to Pay, Apple Pay
- CSA shares
- Some vendors offer CSA subscriptions through their farms;Some vendors offer non-CSA food box/share subscriptions
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Aug 2025
Midtown Farmers Market
3701 Travis Street Houston, TX 77002
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Natural Living Farmers Market
5702 Calhoun Houston, TX 77021
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Urban Harvest Farmers Market
3000 Richmond Houston, TX 77098
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Westchase District Farmers' Market
10503 Westheimer, Houston, TX, 77042
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White Oak Farmers' Market
3106 White Oak Dr. Houston, TX 77007
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Good to know
How many farmers markets are there in Houston, TX?
11 farmers markets in Houston are listed in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory: Bayou City Farmers Market, Braeswood Farmers Market, City Hall Farmers Market, Heights Epicurean Farmers Market, Hope Farms First Wednesday Market, Memorial Villages Farmers Market, Midtown Farmers Market, Natural Living Farmers Market, Urban Harvest Farmers Market, Westchase District Farmers' Market, and White Oak Farmers' Market.
Which farmers markets in Houston accept SNAP/EBT?
Braeswood Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT according to the USDA listing. Bring your EBT card to the market information booth, where many markets swap it for tokens.
Is this list complete?
It’s everything the USDA directory holds for Houston as of our last refresh (USDA Local Food Directories, snapshot 2026-09-28). Markets self-report to the USDA, so brand-new markets and pop-ups can be missing, and hours change with the seasons. If you run a market here and something is wrong, email us and we’ll fix it.