Keller Farmers Market

Wide variety of vendors. Friendly artisans and craft people all set in a beautiful dog friendly park in the heart of Keller. Labarkeria aims to take care of all your dog treat needs. CBD infused treats but plenty of non CBD options!

A nice variety of items and lots of samples! The park is beautiful with lots of shade. The only negative is that the prices seem kind of high.

Very good fun for a Saturday morning. Get there early to avoid most of the heat. This location is different than it used to be, and my GPS took me past the best parking lot. It's east of the soccer fields. There are a few disabled parking spots, but they are actually farthest away from the bridge crossing. Not a problem for those on wheels, because everything is paved, but it's hard on those who have trouble walking! We walked rather slowly to the farthest stalls, sampling and scoping out the best deals, then worked our way back, buying the things we'd noted along the way. We bought four large grocery bags full and it took us a little over an hour. It would be more tempting to linger longer, if the weather weren't so hot. But, there are a few shady spots and even places to sit down and rest occasionally. What I loved: Locally grown produce (some of it was from East Texas, but I don't think any of it was shipped in from Chile). There were a variety of stalls, from produce, to meat, to baked goods, to handmade items and soaps. There were also a couple of food trucks, and a snow-cone place, and homemade fruity popsicles, and ice-cold fruit drinks. Lots of interesting dogs and cute kids! We were mostly interested in the produce, and you can see the beautiful things I found in the photos.

More like a craft market, out of all of the vendors there were only 3 selling fresh produce. The crafts and preserved/baked items were nice but for a farmers' market it was a bit disappointing.

Love this Farmer’s Market Big selection and I love that you can eat breakfast, grab a coffee, and then shop. My favorite newest addition is the permanent jewelry stand DFW Permanent Jewelry by Confidence Collective. My all time favorite is the Bondi Bowls truck (pink); you can’t get fresh bowls (not watered down) this good anywhere else in the area. I’ve also shopped the fresh fruits & veggies, dog treats, and other miscellaneous items. I only wish there were restrooms on this side of the pond, but there are some at this location it’s just a bit of a walk across the bridge and by the sand volleyball areas.

Perfect place to buy from local people. Thank you for organizing for our community. @glorymacarons #macaron #sweet #birthday #wedding

Love going there for some many goodies. Fresh produce and the people.

Greg and Shari are wonderful. KFM has a variety of local merchants; making it a one stop Market for the community.

I came here last month and had a wonderful experience. I came towards the end of the Farmer's Market so it wasn't hard to find parking. I love Bear Creek Park so I'm glad that the Farmer's Marker is located here. I tried chai tea from a food/drink truck and walked around to check out different vendors. The vendors I spoke with were friendly and shared their story of how they got started with me. I bought some macarons, Nutella hand pie, lavender felt kit and hyacinth seeds for gardening. There were plenty of local vendors and some food vendors available. There was live entertainment whiche as fun. The desserts I bought were delicious and I'm looking forward to working on my lavender felt kit, as well as planting seeds. If you happen to be looking for a fun event solo or with friends or family, I recommend stopping here. I look forward to my next visit to the Keller Farmer's Market.

I absolutely love this farmers market! All the vendors are wonderful. Literally such a beautiful park as well. Lots of shade when you walk around. The food is delicious.

Stop by for all the "pretty pretty produce" and bring your furry baby along for some fresh air. Plenty of food trucks so you won't even need to cook lunch or if your an early riser check out the fresh bread and baked goods stand. So much yum! #yelpdfwfallgiveaway https://www.yelp.com/events/dallas-its-fall-yall-31-days-of-giveaways?utm_source=ishare

I'm knocking a star off my rating because I'm just not thrilled with the new location. Yes, it has extended hours, and perhaps room for more vendors, but I think the layout, and parking is worse. Parking is more of a walk (from the other side of the creek), and from what I gather, there seems to less of it, based on people parking where they are not supposed to. In fact, signs have gone up on Elaine St. warning "No Event Parking." Also, if it rains, as it did the night before the first market of 2018, it's a muddy mess. People are forced off the sidewalk to pass, and that area does not have grass, so you end up walking in mud. Yuk. One nice thing is I do think it's a prettier area among the trees and next to the creek. And there are restrooms, but they are on the other side of the creek by the volleyball courts. So you have take a little bad with the good. It's still a fun way to spend a Saturday morning, even if it is now a bit further away. Also, the two times I have been, produce is quite limited. I think there's enough, but it just seems like less. Bottom line: It's still fun to Keep in Keller! PS. If you are not familiar with the area, note that Shady Lane North (see map) south of Bear Creek Pkwy, is not for vehicular traffic. In fact it is on this northern most part of lane that the vendors set up on. Also the farmers market is now open until 1PM.

Nice farmers market. Went this past weekend, parking can be tricky so come early or like we did an hour before close and you should be fine. Plenty of vendors with tons if varities of fruits, vegetables, eggs, cheese, honey, baked goods, soaps, meat etc etc. They had a shaved ice truck and a BBQ truck at the end which was smart because it was super hot. Got some yummy strawberries, tomatos, zucchini , and eggs. All from local farms around Texas. Good way to support local agriculture. I'll definately be back.

It's always fun to go there ! Plenty of parking . Most of the vendors are really sweet . I love to get Thai food every Sunday . There is a really nice family that serves up really good food at a reasonable price . Holistically rich makes the most amazing skin products . Sisters candles are wonderful . They are nicely scented with herbs . Heather will put gem stones in the candles too ! Stop by there and support local businesses

This was a small market not enough produce stands. I did like the variety of other stands. I saw jewelry stands, a pasta stand, a gourmet mushroom stand even a stand for dog treats amongst others. I wouldn't come here hungry unless you just want bbq.

I loved this market last year and was a regular visitor. They just changed the location to Bear Creek Park and it's a very pretty location but terrible for shopping. The booths are very close together and there is very little space for walking. The path is small and the booths took up most of it. Runners were jogging through and everyone was running into one another. I'm writing this in the hopes they will space things out a bit or put the vendor tents on the grass (leaving more room for the crowd and those using the parkway). Honestly it was a bit of a mess on opening day. I'll go back but I hope they realize this set up is not the best idea.

I have a huge issue with where the market is compared to parking. I am handicapped and the walk from handicap parking to the start of vendors is pushing it as it is. There's no way for me to purchase items from the vendors. Even if I use my wheelchair it's a no go because it's just nothing but being jostled around. The walker is worse due to the length of the walk.

This is such a fun market with friendly people. Make sure and stop by to get the bbq chicken, pickles, muffins and homemade tortilla chips. We enjoy it every weekend during the season.

Its great that Keller has a farmers market however its not worth getting up early for. The market is located in front of City Hall around the fountain. Its fairly small (all the booths fit around the fountain). Please dont get me wrong: i love Keller but as a shopper the farmer's market is a great concept poorly done. Their vendors are juried and they encourage not only produce and other food items to be sold but they also encourage arts and crafts to be featured as well. This is all well and good, however their requirements make it very difficult for artists and crafters who are just starting out to get involved due to a requirement for liability insurance which is not usually required at other local city's farmers markets. IMO being so strict on your requirements hurts their Keep it in Keller drive (but again thats my opinion) As a shopper, I dont find it worth my time because produce is expensive and not all that great looking, theres not many booths (probably because its so difficult to become a vendor - its not like its dallas people!), and unless you feel like paying $8 plus for half a smoked chicken , or signing up for the ridiculously priced Keller Pointe gym then don't bother. Did I also mention that they feature music from a local music talent studio that features pre-teen Hanna Montana wannabes who sing so horribly its frightening? Tom thumb is across the street - go there - or if you want an actual farmer's market experience make the drive to dallas. You'll get a better experience without any harm being done to your ear drums and get better priced, better quality produce and other edible goods.

Keller Farmer's Market is open on Saturday mornings from 8am - 12pm. It's a great way to meet people in the community and support local farmers. The Cowgirl Whey Chevre (goat cheese) is fantastic - Jennifer and her girls run a small dairy and all their products are home made straight from the farm. The baked goods are fantastic! John produces local honey, not pasteurized and blended from other places. He also sharpens knives if you need. Zoe has excellent pastas and ravioli; paired up with fresh produce and you've got a great meal! The location is a small circle at the Keller City Hall. It's a great venue and parking is usually very easy. A bike trail and hiking trail are available as well as a playground (down the trail) and permanent shops including a fresh juice shop and bike shop. Mindy, the market manager does a great job. There are different events through the year including live music, children's activities, and even a pet costume contest in October!

Saturday farmers market has everything you need. There are fresh local fruits, vegetables, baked goods, BEEF, farm fresh eggs, cheese, this list could go on... lots of people bring their dogs and there is usually a dog fight spilling into the vendors. The kids and dogs will usually play harmoniously in the fountain in the center of the market. So bring a towel.

Although the Keller Farmers Market is smallish, I seem to always leave with a lot of bags because I end up buying something from almost every merchant. Locally roasted coffee, honey, tamales, lobster ravioli, corn chips and salsa, free range beef and chicken, and of course produce every Saturday morning until noon.

Love the new location! There is a farm stand with yellow shade structure. Kids said they were from Ponder. The strawberries are the best I've ever had! Sad I only got one box. Tomatoes are gorgeous too. Very sweet kids (I say kids....probably in their 20s). My dog had a great time too!

Love coming out here on Saturday mornings. There's a stand that sells the best BBQ chicken I've ever had, I believe it's called metro port a pit. It's just a great atmosphere to come out with by yourself, significant other, or just a good family experience.

This is a very well organized market! It is only open on Saturday from 8-12 so get there early before it's all sold out. They have some very high quality vendors. I love getting our farmer's market fix here! We love the coffee, goat cheese, honey, tamales, lobster ravioli,cherry butter, free range beef & chicken, fresh blueberries and of course the fresh baked pastries!