Brownsville Farmers Market

We had such a wonderful time at this flower farm! We enjoyed a lovely picnic and then got to walk through and pick our own flowers to take home. It was such a fun and relaxing experience just a short drive from Memphis.

LOTS of different unique vendors. Vendors that had baked goods, unique treats, cultural goodies, and ready to eat food. There was also some art, gifts, and other items. It was all affordable and everyone was very nice! Can't wait to return!

Being new to the area I’m so glad I found this little secret. We loved exploring all the venders and meeting great people in the community. It’s family oriented and pet friendly atmosphere. Live DJ, organic fruits and vegetables, juices, crapes, homeopathic station and so much more. The best part they have a kids area for any age. It’s really a warm welcoming environment.

Excellent market for a small town. Some farmers, foods, drinks, artisans of various types. Lots of unque stuff: crochet cactus, 20yr aged gouda, elderberry tea, flower and fruit/veg plants. Pretty good selection, would have to try hard to leave with nothing. Live music when I was there. Very nice park too!

This s great way to obtain Information about what’s “going on” in Brownsville and volunteer organizations. Located on Linear Plaza or Mitte Park Numerous Venders from Cameron County sell organic creams, arts, crafts, natural food, native plants and drinks beginning at 8:00 am Saturday until 11:30 am.. Usually there are talented musicians from Brownsville performing on the plaza. Note: This an area which is a great location to start discovering our town.

Beautiful and peaceful place, to enjoy family and community vibes, with great local musicians

this is a community-based farmers market. Tends to be Goods that are either homemade home growing and also healthy. I'm going to go back and possibly sell my bean sprouts and alfalfa sprouts definitely try it if you're in the area.

Live music, delicious food stalls, amazing vegan sourdough bread, uber fresh produce, families, furry friends on leashes....all of this and more... This is one of my favorite things to do on Saturday morning in Brownsville TX.

The farmers market is great because it's every Saturday. It highlights local farmers, and authentic vendors like crochet vendors, plant vendors, hot food vendors, coffee and a lot of healthy foods. Great live music, perfect family environment!

A pretty solid Farmer's Market, definitely growing in size each time I'm in town for a visit. The folks here are friendly and not too pushy, and it's a nice way to spend your Saturday morning. Lots of jewelry and clothing vendors, and a few food stalls, though we did stop by close to wrap-up time. We did manage to score some homemade dog biscuits, which my fur-nephews absolutely loved. On our way one lady stopped us and convinced us to buy the last dozen eggs. Anyone who knows me knows I'm a HUGE sucker for the freshest farm eggs around, so we snatched those up with a quickness for sure! I can't wait to eat them for breakfast this week. They ranged from blue to brown in shell color and are quite small, so I'm definitely looking to eat 2-3 in the morning.

Love this farmers market. So many amazing foods, plants, breads, crafts, jewelry. I come in from Austin and always make sure I can go. The salsa, pickled veggies, plants and food get me every time.

I love this place on a Saturday morning. Lots of organic foods and fun, creative finds! Truly recommend it, but keep in mind, it is small.

Moving back to South Texas for a short time, I was elated to find that there was a well organized farmer's market in the area. It is may not be the size of large city market's but it is full of great picks of the seasons. There are craft vendors, vegetables, herbs, eggs (chicken and duck), meat, fruits, nuts, and during season fresh grapefruit juice. A couple of the vendors pride themselves in GMO free, organic produce with very reasonable prices as compared to the local grocery store, HEB. Most days there is live music, which makes for a fun experience with the kids. Recently some of the vendors have been approved to accept WIC vouchers and have started a local community garden near the area, making the market available to more demographics.

I visited today... there was a total of about a dozen tents. Not a big selection of stuff, and the nuts we were interested in were serverly over priced. Not impressed.