Our 2025 Farmers Markets

Make sure to check our Facebook or Instagram for a list of vendors that will attend this week’s markets. 


White Rock Farmers Market | 1450 Old Gate Lane

Since 2009 the White Rock community in East Dallas has enjoyed our weekly producer-only farmers market. It’s a neighborhood destination for local produce, artisan foods and crafts, and community. We look forward to seeing everyone there every week!

March 1 - December 20*
Saturdays 8am - 12pm

*No Market thanksgiving weekend 11/30

 

White Rock Farmers Market is thrilled to continue partnership with White Rock United Methodist Church at 1450 Old Gate Lane.


Lakewood Tower Farmers Market | 6301 Gaston Ave

Lakewood Tower Farmers Market is located at the corner of Gaston Ave and Oram Street under the Wells Fargo building facing Lakewood Shopping Center. Surrounded by Whole Foods, local brunch spots, and businesses, we hope to bring the best of local to Lakewood on Sundays.

February 16 - December 7*
Sundays 9am - 1pm

*no market easter sunday or thanksgiving weekend

 

Lakewood Tower Farmers Market is thrilled to continue partnership with August Real Estate Co at 6301 Gaston Ave, 75214.


Why Farmers Markets?

They increase access to fresh food! Good Local Markets accepts Lonestar/SNAP benefits and WIC vouchers at all locations to ensure fresh, healthy, and local food for all.

They support healthy communities! Proximity to farmers markets is associated with lower body mass index. On average, market goers experience an average of 17 social interactions while at the farmers market, increasing community connectivity.

They preserve farmland and rural communities. The U.S. loses an acre of farmland a minute to development. 67% of Good Local Markets vendors claim to be dependent on the market as a source of income.

They stimulate local economies. Locally-owned retailers, such as farmers markets, return more than three times as much of their sales to the local economy compared to the chain competitors.


Interested in Good Local Markets running a producer-only farmers market in your area?