Westchase District Farmers Market

Westchase District Farmers Market features high quality, locally-grown seasonal fresh foods.

The market also provides a vibrant community gathering place for the Westchase community.

More than two dozen vendors sell agricultural products, including pork, beef, eggs, produce, and cheeses.

Westchase market also features value-added products such as locally-made jams and jellies, honey, specialty soaps, artisan breads and olive oils.

During its first year in 2013, the market was made possible in part by a $65,000 grant through the United States Department of Agriculture’s Farmers Market Promotion Program (FMPP).

The FMPP supports efforts to improve and expand domestic farmers markets and other community-supported agriculture programs.

Work-friendly hours accommodate 8-to-5 employees, carpool parents and residents living nearby who want locally grown produce.

Westchase District Farmers Market MISSION

The mission of the Westchase Farmers market includes:

• providing the citizens of west Houston with access to high quality, locally-grown, seasonal fresh foods
• Additionally, providing a vibrant community gathering place for the Westchase community
• Encouraging local food production in southeast Texas by providing agricultural producers an attractive marketing venue
• Promoting an appreciative relationship between food producers and food consumers and to educate consumers about the issues involved in local agriculture and food production
• Educating the community about the nutritional, health and culinary benefits of consuming high-quality, locally-grown and seasonal fresh foods and to encourage home cooking and family meals