Local Farmers Markets to Visit This July in North Austin, TX
When: Sundays, 10 AM–2 PM (rain or shine)
Where: Mueller Lake Park (2006 Philomena St)
Why Go:
Voted Austin’s favorite farmers' market repeatedly by the Austin Chronicle
Over 120 vendors, ~40% are agricultural producers from within 150 miles—meaning ultra-fresh veggies, eggs, meat, herbs, artisan goods, and seasonal specialties like local honey and sourdough
Family-friendly vibe: live music, food trucks nearby, and scenic setting near the pond & Thinkery museum
📌 Quick tip: Parking can get tight during summer peaks—arrive early or consider biking/walking if you're close .
Photo from www.texasfarmersmarket.org
2. SFC Farmers’ Market – Downtown
When: Saturdays, 9 AM–1 PM (year-round)
Where: Republic Square Park, 422 Guadalupe St
Why Go:
Operated by Sustainable Food Center, supporting ethical, local farmers—everyone visits their farms to ensure quality
Around 40+ vendors offering fresh produce, meats, eggs, cheeses, baked goods, artisan items—and takes SNAP/WIC and Double Up Food Bucks
A vibrant urban setting with shade, seating, and food truck options—great for families, downtown workers, or tourists
Photo from www.timeout.com
Domain Farmers Market
When: Sundays, noon–4 PM (year-round)
Where: The Domain (near iPic theater lawn)
Why Go: Popular North Austin stop featuring local produce, baked goods, honey, essential oils—plus a nice shopping/social vibe
Lone Star Farmers Market – North Austin
When: Sundays, 10 AM–2 PM (first recommendation by Visit Austin)
Why Go: Over 40 local vendors with live music & food trucks—feels more like a community event than just shopping
Photo from www.communityimpact.com
✅ Tips for Visiting in July
Start early—aim for opening time to beat the heat, crowds, and have the best pick.
Hydrate & dress light—bring a refillable bottle and wear breathable clothes.
Bring eco-totes or baskets—plastic bags are scarce and less eco-friendly.
Check photos/vendors ahead—markets like Mueller post weekly vendor lists by Friday
Bring cash—though most vendors accept card, small bills are appreciated and help avoid card fees.
Pack ice packs—perfect for keeping fresh eggs or cheese chilled during your stroll.
July is prime time for Texas produce—tomatoes, peaches, melons, okra, greens, berries, and more. These markets offer more than groceries—they're community hubs, foodie events, and perfect spots to enjoy Austin summer weekends. Make a morning of it: grab a snack, browse crafts, listen to live music, and savor seasonal flavors. 🌻