From producer-only staples to urban farm stands, here’s where Fort Worth connects with real growers, local flavor, and community energy all year.
Farmers Market in Fort Worth (2025)
8 Places
From producer-only staples to urban farm stands, here’s where Fort Worth connects with real growers, local flavor, and community energy all year.
The Clearfork Farmers Market
Farmers' market
A Saturday ritual on the Trinity Trails, Clearfork gathers regional farmers and makers in a vibrant outdoor scene. Frequently highlighted by Thrillist, Edible Dallas & Fort Worth, and local press for its high-quality vendors and year-round schedule.
Cowtown Farmers Market
Farmers' market
Fort Worth’s longest-running, producer-only market where everything is from within 150 miles. Consistently praised by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, FTWtoday, and Thrillist; SNAP and seasonal WIC/Senior vouchers welcome.
Fort Worth Public Market
Historical landmark
A lively Near Southside gathering with farmers, growers, artisan foods, live music, and an open-air bar. Regularly listed by Fort Worth Magazine and event editors for its consistent Second Sundays lineup.
Benbrook Community Center YMCA | YMCA of Fort Worth
Gym
A monthly, lake-adjacent market blending seasonal produce with local cheeses, meats, and crafts. Covered by Benbrook Life with 2025 dates; expect a relaxed, family-friendly scene west of Clearfork.
Tabor Farms
Farm
An Eastside urban farm selling what they grow, often accepting SNAP and hosting community days. Featured in Fort Worth Weekly and regional green news for addressing food access with on-site sales.
Opal's Farm
Agricultural association
Founded by Juneteenth icon Opal Lee’s nonprofit, this riverside urban farm sells organic-leaning produce and appears at major markets. Profiled by Fort Worth Weekly and supported by local organizations for its community mission.
Saginaw Farmers Market
Farmers' market
A short hop north of Fort Worth, this SNAP-friendly market doubles produce dollars and draws small growers plus food vendors. Promoted by Fort Worth Report and listed in Edible Dallas & Fort Worth’s 2025 guide.
Tarrant Area Food Bank - AgHub
Food bank
A June–July indoor market collaboration improving access to local produce after work hours. Announced by the Tarrant Area Food Bank and covered by Fort Worth Report and community outlets.
