Farmers Market in McKinney (2025)

A Saturday fixture year‑round in a 19th‑century village, with 70‑plus vendors for seasonal produce, pastured meats, Texas honey, and crafts. Named the No. 1 farmers market in Texas and spotlighted by Edible Dallas & Fort Worth and local media.

Downtown’s independent butcher‑grocer for Texas pasture‑raised beef, pork, and chicken, plus local dairy and pantry staples. Praised by regional food writers and beloved by chefs; their hands‑on Steak 101 classes deepen the connection to local producers.

A guided first‑Saturday stroll through the Chestnut Square market with vendor meet‑and‑greets and a chef‑prepared lunch sourced from what’s in season. A favorite of local travel editors for storytelling and genuine farm‑to‑table context.

At TUPPS’ revitalized grain‑mill campus, recurring evening markets mix local makers, live music, and bites from the onsite kitchen. A lively add‑on to a downtown market morning; dates are posted on the brewery’s calendar.

This indie market collective pops up at TUPPS multiple times a year with a rotating roster of North Texas artisans and food purveyors. Family‑friendly and dog‑friendly; covered by regional lifestyle outlets for championing small businesses.

A juried indoor market hosted by the MillHouse nonprofit inside the historic Cotton Mill. 2025 dates showcase local chocolatiers, ceramicists, roasters, and fiber artists—regularly noted by local arts publications and Visit McKinney.

A beloved annual, tax‑free sale featuring native plants and culinary herbs, with guidance from the Native Plant Society and Master Naturalists. Covered by regional news as a can’t‑miss spring market for home growers.

The county’s largest plant sale, curated by Master Gardeners, with edibles, herbs, and Texas‑tough varieties. Frequently highlighted by gardening editors and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension resources.

An upscale vintage and handmade market weekend drawing regional vendors to McKinney each fall. Covered by event editors and a fun complement to produce‑focused Saturdays.

A local‑artists holiday market set for December, showcasing handpicked makers, pottery, textiles, and gifts. Organized by a McKinney collective that regularly activates the city’s creative scene.