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Tomball Farmers Market 4/11/26 Blog Post:

4/7/2026

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Spring is in full bloom at Tomball Farmers Market, which is bursting with fresh, local goodness this Saturday!

Spring is in full bloom, our farmers are bringing some of their freshest and prettiest products of the season, and our annual Easter Egg-Venture Market is the perfect way to spend your Saturday morning.

Tomball Farmers Market has proudly served the Northwest Houston area since 2008 and is one of the largest certified, all-local, producer-only farmers markets in Texas. Everything sold at the market is grown, raised, baked, made, or handcrafted within 180 miles of Tomball.

Bring the whole family, shop local, and celebrate spring with us this Saturday.
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Tomball Farmers Market: 32 All-Local Farmers Booths,

​Four Certifications

If you have ever wondered what makes Tomball Farmers Market different from a traditional farmers market, the answer is simple: local truly means local here.

Tomball Farmers Market is one of the largest certified, all-local, producer-only farmers markets in Texas.

Every Saturday, shoppers from Tomball, Northwest Houston, Magnolia, Katy, Cypress, Spring, The Woodlands, and surrounding communities visit our market knowing they are supporting real local farms and small businesses.

32 All-Local Farmers Booths at Tomball Farmers Market
Tomball Farmers Market is home to 28 to 32 local farmers, with most participating year-round.

That means every week our customers can shop directly from:
  • Local produce farmers
  • Texas ranchers
  • Poultry and egg farmers
  • Dairy producers
  • Honey producers
  • Plant and flower growers
  • Mushroom farmers
  • Specialty crop growers
Unlike many markets, our farmers personally grow or raise everything they sell within 180 miles of Tomball, Texas.
When you shop at Tomball Farmers Market, you are not buying from a wholesaler, broker, reseller, or someone purchasing products from a warehouse. You are meeting the actual farmer who planted the vegetables, raised the animals, gathered the eggs, harvested the honey, or grew the flowers.

We Visit Our Farms to Verify They Are Truly Local.
At Tomball Farmers Market, we take the phrase “all-local” seriously.
Our market conducts farm visits as part of our vendor review process to ensure that our farmers are truly growing and raising the products they sell.

These farm visits allow our Vendor Committee, TFM Board and staff to:
  • Verify that products are being grown, raised, or produced by the vendor
  • Confirm compliance with Tomball Farmers Market rules and standards
  • Ensure products are grown within our 180-mile local radius
  • Maintain compliance with standards associated with the Texas Department of Agriculture, Go Texan, Texas DSHS, the USDA, the Farmers Market Coalition, and the World Farmers Market Coalition
  • Maintain trust with our customers and community
  • Protect the integrity of our farmers market
We believe customers deserve transparency and confidence when they shop local. That is why Tomball Farmers Market goes above and beyond what many markets require.

Four Certifications That Set Tomball Farmers Market Apart
Tomball Farmers Market is proud to maintain four certifications that recognize our commitment to being a true all-local farmers market.

These certifications help ensure our market continues to meet strict standards established through the Texas Department of Agriculture, Go Texan, Texas DSHS, the USDA, the Farmers Market Coalition, and the World Farmers Market Coalition.
These standards include:
  • Producer-only participation
  • Locally grown and locally made products
  • Transparent vendor practices
  • Community-focused operations
  • Support of Texas agriculture and small business
  • Verification through farm visits and ongoing vendor review
These certifications make Tomball Farmers Market one of the most trusted and respected farmers markets in the Houston area.
For our customers, that means you can shop with confidence knowing that every vendor has gone through a detailed review process.

Why Shopping Local at Tomball Farmers Market Matters
Shopping at Tomball Farmers Market means more than buying fresh food.

When you support our farmers and small businesses, you are:
  • Supporting local families
  • Keeping money in the local economy
  • Strengthening Texas agriculture
  • Reducing the distance food travels
  • Supporting small farms and ranches
  • Preserving open land and local farming traditions
  • Protecting local water resources and healthy soil for future generations
Local farms depend on clean water, healthy soil, and responsible land stewardship.
Across Texas, farmers are increasingly impacted by water shortages, groundwater concerns, development pressure, and legislation that affects how agricultural land and water are protected.

Several recent Texas bills directly affect the future of local agriculture and water resources, including:
  • Senate Bill 7 and House Joint Resolution 7, which expand long-term funding and planning for Texas water infrastructure and conservation
  • Senate Bill 1663, which strengthens notification requirements related to groundwater contamination
  • House Bill 29, which increases water loss reporting and conservation requirements for large utilities

As our communities continue to grow, supporting local farmers means supporting efforts to protect the water and soil they rely on. Which is why Tomball Farmers Market advocates for our local farmers on the local, state and federal level advocating for changes to current laws to protect our farmers for generations.

Customers can help by shopping local, staying informed about state and local water issues, and supporting policies that protect Texas farmland, groundwater, and agricultural sustainability.

Every purchase helps support a local farmer, local maker, or local entrepreneur.

Learn More:
Here are three trusted, research-based resources you can share with customers about why soil and water conservation matter and how they can get involved:
  1. Texas A&M AgriLife Water Conservation:
    Texas water resources are under growing pressure from drought, population growth, and development. This site explains simple ways Texans can protect water quality and conserve water at home and in their communities. Texas A&M AgriLife Water Conservation
  2. USDA NRCS Texas Soil Conservation
    Healthy soil protects farms from erosion, improves water quality, and helps land hold more moisture during drought. The USDA explains how conserving soil supports local farms, food production, and Texas agriculture. USDA NRCS Texas Soil Conservation
  3. USDA NRCS Texas Conservation Programs
    This resource explains how Texans can work with local conservation programs, soil and water conservation districts, and agricultural groups to protect farmland, groundwater, and natural resources in their communities. USDA NRCS Texas Conservation Programs
Getting involved matters because healthy soil and clean water are what keep local farms, ranches, gardens, and fresh food possible. Soil conservation reduces erosion and runoff, while healthy soil also holds more water during droughts and heavy rain.

Texas is facing increasing pressure on both farmland and water supplies, which is why supporting conservation efforts, local farmers, and soil and water protection programs is more important than ever.

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​🐝🍯Bee Swarms in Spring and Summer:
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What Houston-Area Families Need to Know 🐝🍯

Every spring and summer across Tomball, Houston, Cypress, Magnolia, Spring, and The Woodlands, homeowners begin spotting large clusters of bees hanging from trees, fences, mailboxes, roofs, and even parked cars.

While seeing thousands of bees together can feel scary, the good news is that a bee swarm is usually not dangerous.

What Is a Bee Swarm?
A bee swarm happens when a honey bee colony becomes crowded and part of the colony leaves to find a new home. The old queen leaves with thousands of worker bees and temporarily rests nearby while scout bees search for a permanent location.

Most swarms appear as:
  • A ball or cluster of bees hanging from a tree branch, fence, mailbox, bush, or roof
  • Thousands of bees flying in one area for a short period of time
  • A cluster that may stay in place for a few hours or up to two days
This is a normal part of the honey bee life cycle, especially in Texas between March and June.

Are Bee Swarms Dangerous? Usually, no.

Swarming honey bees are often much calmer than bees living in a hive because they do not yet have:
  • Honey to protect
  • Baby bees to protect
  • A permanent hive to defend
Because of this, bee swarms are generally less aggressive and often move on by themselves within a day or two.

However, customers should still:
  • Keep a safe distance
  • Keep children and pets away
  • Avoid loud noises or sudden movements near the swarm
  • Never throw water, spray chemicals, or disturb the bees
If the swarm is near a doorway, playground, sidewalk, school, or other high-traffic area, contact a local beekeeper for help.

What Should You Do If You Find a Bee Swarm?

If you discover a swarm at your home or business:
  1. Stay calm.
  2. Keep your distance.
  3. Keep pets and children away.
  4. Do not spray the bees with pesticide or water.
  5. Wait a few hours to see if the swarm moves on naturally.
  6. If the swarm remains or is in an unsafe location, contact a local beekeeper or bee removal professional.
Tomball Farmers Market has several local beekeepers who may be able to help or connect you with someone who can safely relocate the bees.

Why Bee Swarms Matter
Honey bees are incredibly important to our local farms, gardens, flowers, and food supply.

Bees help pollinate:
  • Fruits
  • Vegetables
  • Herbs
  • Wildflowers
  • Trees
  • Many of the crops grown by local farmers
Without bees, much of the fresh food we enjoy would become harder to grow.
That is why local beekeepers work hard to safely relocate swarms whenever possible rather than destroy them.

When Should You Call for Help?

You should contact a beekeeper or professional if:
  • The bees stay longer than two days
  • The bees move into a wall, roof, attic, shed, or other structure
  • The swarm is near a doorway, play area, school, or busy sidewalk
  • Anyone in your household has a severe bee allergy

Once bees move into a structure, removal becomes much more difficult and expensive.

Helpful Resources Want to learn more?

These trusted resources offer additional information about bee swarms and bee removal in Texas:
  • Texas Apiary Inspection Service Bee Removal List: https://txbeeinspection.tamu.edu/bee-removal/
  • Texas A&M AgriLife: Understanding Bee Swarms: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/understanding-swarms-part-of-a-bee-colonys-life/
  • Texas A&M AgriLife Honey Bees Around Buildings Guide: https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/asset-external/honey-bees-in-and-around-building/

​If you find a bee swarm this spring or summer, remember: stay calm, give the bees space, and contact a local beekeeper if needed. In many cases, they are simply passing through on their way to a new home.

Vendors of the Week


BZ Honey

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​Our hives are situated in suburban areas of Houston to provide local honey from those areas.  We sell our honey directly through our website and at farmer’s markets situated near our bee yards.  Most importantly, every farmer’s market that we sell through is close enough to one of our bee yards that our bees can fly to the market.

Magic Worm Ranch

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Did you know worm castings can stimulate plant growth?  Our earthworms create castings which are a rich natural soil amendment.  Make your soil rich with earthworm castings and watch your plants thrive!!!  

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📌 Women’s Business Summit — 
​Rise Together; Lead Forever


Register Below
(will take you to the Tomball Chamber of Commerce Website)

Register for the Summit
📌 Women’s Business Summit — Rise Together; Lead Forever

Host: Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce Women’s Committee
Organizer: Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce (GTACC)
Location: Lone Star College-Tomball - Beckendorf Conference Center
Audience:
Women business owners, professionals, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and allies interested in women’s empowerment, business growth, and professional development.   ***Men Welcome!

Date and Time
Friday Apr 17, 2026
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM CDT


🌟 Topics and Speakers

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Leadership
Kelly Moore, See Your Possibilities

Personal Presentation & Branding
Lori Pace, ADIM Media

Life/Work Balance
Yvette Valdenegro & Geovanna Burgess White, YG Collaborations

Business Panel
Judy Bode, CORE Integrated Wealth
April Halpin, Community Impact Newspaper
Kim Salser, Emerge Marketing Consultants
Stephanie Van Lue, Activate HR

Call to Action (TFM's very own)
Franny Allen, Franny’s Bartending & Event Services

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​Vendors NOT Attending 4/11/26
  • Moss Family Farm
  • Bexar BBQ
  • Blackwood Educational Institute Farm
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Back this week: Jane Wild and the Lion, JW Knives and others
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Tomball Farmers Market will be open April 25th and our farmers have a lot to offer.

​ The City of Tomball will be hosting their Annual Crawfish Festival in the Depot Park as well. With amazing crawfish, live music and cool activities.  There is so much to do in Tomball especially in the Spring!
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Tomball Farmers Market Blog March 21st, 2026

3/18/2026

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​Good evening TFM Fans,

Spring is in full swing and Tomball Farmers Market is bursting with fresh, local goodness this Saturday!
If you love farm-fresh produce, locally raised meats, fresh baked goods, artisan foods, and handmade products, this is the weekend to stock up.
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⚠️ Important Reminder:
The market will be closed Saturday, March 28 for the Tomball German Heritage Festival, as carnival rides and festival activities will take over the market parking lot.
So be sure to load up on your favorite farm goodies this Saturday!

🧑‍🌾 20 Local Farmers + Moss Family Farms ReturnsWe are thrilled to welcome Moss Family Farms back to the market just in time for spring planting and fresh harvest season!
Alongside Moss Family Farms, shoppers will have 20 Texas farmers to choose from offering:
🌿 Fresh seasonal vegetables
🥩 Locally raised meats
🥚 Farm fresh eggs
🍯 Raw local honey
🌱 Plants & herbs for your garden

There’s never been a better time to support local Texas agriculture while filling your kitchen with the freshest foods available.

🎉 Welcome Our New VendorsWe’re also excited to welcome 12 new vendors to our certified all-local, producer-only farmers market, joining many of your returning favorites.
Be sure to stop by, introduce yourself, and see what they’re bringing to the community:
🧑🏼‍🌾 Blackwood Educational Institute – fresh vegetables & curated culinary dishes
🐄 Bexar BBQ – returning with their incredible farm-to-pit barbecue
🍷 Amsler Hills Winery – award-winning Texas Hill Country wines
🍄 Award Winning Farms – fresh gourmet mushrooms
👨🏽‍🌾 Malongo Farm – vegetables grown with heart
🧵 Whimsy By Heather – handmade creations
🧼 Lane's Line – artisan soaps and body care
🧼 Mimos Handmade Soaps – natural handcrafted soaps
🍿 Paddy's Gourmet Popcorn – irresistible kettle corn & gourmet popcorn
🍓 Freeze Dry Harvest – unique freeze-dried fruits and treats
🐮 Mama Vann's Beef Jerky – bold Texas jerky flavors
🍰 Bad Donkey Bakery – delicious baked goods you won’t want to miss
There’s something new around every corner this Saturday.

🚂 Make a Day of It in Old Town TomballThe City of Tomball will also be hosting Choo Choo Chow Down at the Depot, right behind the market.
After strolling through the farmers market, stick around downtown for:
🍴 Local food trucks
🎶 Live entertainment
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly fun
It’s the perfect way to turn your market trip into a full day in historic Tomball.

🛍️ See You SaturdayCome enjoy one of Texas’ largest all-local farmers markets, meet your farmers, discover new vendors, and stock up before next weekend’s German Festival.
We can’t wait to see you Saturday morning!
📍 Tomball Farmers Market
205 W Main St, Tomball TX
⏰ Saturdays | 9AM–1PM
🌱 Shop Local. Support Farmers. Build Community.
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The Tomball Economic Development Corporation has an exciting program for Students looking for a Summer Job!

It's a great way to explore several industries for their future!
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The TEDC Youth Employment Program will be made available to young adults aged 16-22 who attend high school or college within the City of Tomball or the TISD jurisdiction. Must be eligible to work in the United States.
Applications for this amazing opportunity are now open.
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Featured Vendors of the Week

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Pain Train Salsa
They offer the best creamy avocado on the planet!  Their other offerings are pineapple and raw honey, black bean and roasted corn, and homemade corn chips, and more…….
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Jane Wild and the Lion
From scratch-made pastries to breakfast sandwiches, their offerings are amazing!  They also have seasonal pies, sourdough bread, biscuits, and more…
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​Vendors NOT Attending 3/21/26
  • Magic Worm Ranch
  • Amsler Hills Winery
  • Bougie's Bakery
  • Blackwood Educational Institute Farm


​Moss Family Farms
Returns this Saturday. Help us welcome them home!

We can't wait to see you this Weekend!  Don't forget to stock up we will be CLOSED next Saturday for the Tomball German Festival.
~Amanda Kelly, TFM Market Manager
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Tomball Farmers Market Blog for 3/14/26

3/12/2026

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After a stretch of unpredictable weather lately, it looks like we’ll be enjoying a cool and slightly breezy morning at the market this Saturday. It’s the kind of weather that makes a stroll through the square even more enjoyable. It's the perfect excuse to grab a light jacket, sip something warm, and take your time wandering through the rows of tents.

There’s something special about mornings like this at the Tomball Farmers Market. The breeze moves gently through the tents, neighbors stop to chat with one another, and the square fills with the sights, smells, and sounds of a community coming together around fresh food and handmade goods. Whether you’re coming to stock up on your weekly produce, try something new, or simply enjoy a relaxing Saturday morning, the market is always a wonderful place to start the day.

This Saturday also brings a little extra fun to the square as we celebrate our Luck of the Irish Market. 🍀 With so many incredible farmers, artisans, and food vendors gathered in one place, you never know what lucky discovery might be waiting for you. Maybe it’s a new favorite snack, a handcrafted item you didn’t know you needed, or a fresh ingredient that inspires your next home-cooked meal. However your luck shows up, we’re excited to share it with you.

One of the things we love most about the Tomball Farmers Market is watching our vendor community grow. This week we are thrilled to welcome several new vendors to the market, along with some returning favorites. Each vendor brings something unique to the square, and we encourage you to take a moment to stop by their booths, introduce yourself, and see what they’ve brought to share with the community.

Here’s to our NEWEST Additions to TFM:

🧑‍🌾 Blackwood Educational Institute – Fresh veggies and curated culinary dishes
🐄 Bexar BBQ – Returning with their farm-to-pit goodness
🍷 Amsler Hills Winery – A wonderful variety of wines from their vineyard
🍄 Award Winning Farms – Fresh mushrooms grown with care
👨🏾‍🌾 Malongo Farm – Vegetables grown with heart
🧵 Whimsy By Heather – Handcrafted goods made with creativity and care
🧼 Lane's Line – Artisan products crafted with attention to detail
🧼 Mimos Handmade Soaps – Beautiful handmade soaps
🍿 Paddy's Gourmet Popcorn – Delicious gourmet popcorn flavors
🍓 Freeze Dry Harvest – Fun and flavorful freeze-dried treats
🐮 Mama Vann's Beef Jerky – Savory beef jerky you won’t want to miss
🥮 Bad Donkey Bakery – Sweet baked treats perfect for a market morning

From fresh farm produce to handcrafted goods and delicious specialty foods, these vendors add even more variety to the market experience. Be sure to stop by their booths and give them a warm Tomball welcome.

Don’t forget that next Saturday the City will be hosting Choo Choo Chow Down @ The Depot, right behind the market. After enjoying your morning stroll through the market, you can stick around and make a full day of it with great food, fun activities, and more reasons to spend time in beautiful downtown Tomball.

There’s always something special about gathering together at the market, meeting the people who grow and create the products you bring home, supporting local businesses, and enjoying the simple joy of a Saturday morning spent outdoors.

So come join us this weekend. Bring a friend, bring the family, and see what lucky finds are waiting for you!

With gratitude,

Tomball Farmers Market Team
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The Tomball Economic Development Corporation has an exciting program for Students looking for a Summer Job!

It's a great way to explore several industries for their future!

The TEDC Youth Employment Program will be made available to young adults aged 16-22 who attend high school or college within the City of Tomball or the TISD jurisdiction. Must be eligible to work in the United States.
Applications for this amazing opportunity are now open

Student Summer Program with the TEDC
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Rain Song Farm - Texas

​Rain Song Farm produces a variety of sustainably grown fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs. The farm is owned and operated by Ed Naspinski, and is in Decker Prairie, an area in western Montgomery County between Magnolia and Tomball. The farm is situated on a 3-acre residential lot and a 2-acre residential lot and includes two main gardens, each about 4000 square feet, a 1-acre orchard, several raised beds and a greenhouse. We’ve been providing fruits and vegetables to the Tomball / Magnolia area since 2009.
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​Southern Belle Remix LLC

They have an allergy-friendly bakery that uses quality ingredients. We focus on making the product taste like something your grandma would make. We don't make anything that is not gluten-free and dairy-free.
Our products include: Gluten and Dairy-Free baked goods: cookies, cupcakes, brownies, sandwich cookies, gluten-Free and vegan baked goods: cookies, cupcakes, brownies, rice crispy treats. gluten and dairy-free and/or vegan cinnamon rolls. Gluten and dairy-free and/or vegan pies or cobblers.

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​Vendors NOT Attending 3/14/26
  • Wagyuru
  • Rockwood Services

Moss Family Farms will return next Saturday, March 23rd. 


​Don't forget to stock up, TFM will be
CLOSED
the Last Week of March
3/28 
​for the German Festival

Tomball Farmer Market
  • We opened in 2008 with 5 vendors and can now accommodate up to 80 vendors, including up to 28 local farmers weekly.
  • Did you know We do farm visits every 2 years to ensure our farmers are growing and raising the products they bring to your table?
  • We are one of the largest certified all-local farmers markets in the state.
  • We have 4 certifications as an all-local producer only farmers market.
  • In the last 7 years we have helped more than 30 local businesses outgrow TFM and move into their own store fronts in Tomball and the Houston Metro Area. All are still in operation. ​

We can't wait to serve you this Saturday! ~Tomball Farmers Market Team
~Amanda Kelly, TFM Market Manager
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Don’t Let the Clouds Fool You, The Market is Still the Bright Spot of Your Saturday

3/5/2026

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Good evening Market Friends,

The forecast for Saturday might be bringing a few clouds along with it, but that just means it’s the perfect excuse to spend your morning strolling through the market with a cool  drink in hand and fresh local finds waiting around every corner.

Rain or shine, our vendors will be set up with the same incredible produce, baked goods, handcrafted items, and farm-fresh products you know and love. Sometimes a cozy, slightly cloudy morning just makes the experience even better - slower conversations, good food, and a chance to discover something new.

Speaking of new discoveries, we’re excited to welcome several new vendors to the Tomball Farmers Market this week! Be sure to stop by and say hello to:

• Bad Donkey Bakery 🍰 – featuring cheesecakes and chocolates
• Award Winning Farms 🍄 – bringing fresh mushrooms
• Whimsy by Heather 🧽 – handcrafted reusable products
• Amsler Hills Winery 🍷 – local wines straight from their farm
• Mama Vann’s Beef Jerky 🥩 – savory beef jerky

And we’re also happy to welcome back Bexar BBQ!

Even if the skies stay a little gray, the market is always full of color, flavor, and friendly faces. Come walk the rows, meet your farmers and makers, and find something new that makes your Saturday a little brighter.

We can’t wait to see you there.

Saturday | 9 AM – 1 PM
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Save the Best (Saturday) for Last!

2/26/2026

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How is it already the last Saturday of February?

It feels like this month arrived with a quiet hello and somehow sprinted toward the finish line. In just a few short weeks, we’ve seen sunshine that felt like summer, chilly mornings that reminded us winter isn’t quite finished, and everything in between. If February has taught us anything, it’s that Texas weather keeps us on our toes.

But this Saturday? It’s shaping up to be just right.

The kind of morning where the air feels comfortable, the coffee tastes better, and conversations linger a little longer. The kind of morning made for strolling beneath the tents along Main Street and Cherry, basket in hand, catching up with familiar faces and meeting new ones along the way.

There’s something special about the rhythm of the market. Many of you have your favorite vendors, the ones who know your name, who set aside your usual loaf of bread or recommend the freshest produce of the week. We love those relationships. They’re the heartbeat of TFM.

But here’s a little invitation: wander a bit further this Saturday.

We’re always welcoming new vendors into the Tomball Farmers Market family. Behind every new booth is a small business owner who has poured time, creativity, and courage into bringing something fresh to our community. Take a moment to stop, say hello, and see what they have in store. Ask about their story. Sample something new. You might just discover your next weekly staple or a new favorite you didn’t even know you were missing.

And of course, come ready to enjoy it all. Grab a warm breakfast or an early lunch from one of our hot food vendors, find a seat or a sunny spot to stand and chat, and soak in the atmosphere. Markets aren’t just about shopping, they’re about connection.

Looking ahead, we’re excited to share that a St. Patty’s Day Market is on the horizon! We’ll be sprinkling in a little extra fun and festive spirit, so stay tuned for details on how you can celebrate with us on the square.

As you plan your March shopping, please also remember that we will be closed on March 28th as German Fest returns to town. Be sure to mark your calendars and stock up the week prior so you don’t miss your market favorites.

February may be wrapping up, but the heart of the market keeps beating strong. We are so grateful for this community, for every early riser, every loyal shopper, every friendly conversation shared between the tents.

We can’t wait to gather with you for one more beautiful February morning.

See you in the lot! 
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Our Mission is to provide our community with the highest quality local farm fresh foods, locally prepared foods & local handcrafted products every week. Tomball Farmers Market strives to be an advocate for local farmers & local small businesses. 

​Tomball Farmers Market is a Texas registered nonprofit organization.


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Requirements to operate a business in Texas and Harris County vary by product type, preparation method, and regulatory jurisdiction. Vendors are responsible for obtaining and maintaining all required permits, licenses, inspections, and approvals from applicable local, state, and federal agencies.
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