Our Guide to Farmers Markets In Bell County

It's the time of year when the weather is heating up and outdoor activities are in full swing. There's plenty of farmers markets in store. Whether you are looking for fresh produce, jarred salsas and jams, local crafts, or homemade soaps, you will find diverse and unique offerings at local markets. Temple is the place to be this farm-fresh season.

Temple Markets

The West Temple Farmer’s Market will host market days on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 AM to 12 PM. Located at 121 Montpark Rd. This market is a much-needed stop on your tour of Bell County’s best farmers' markets.

The Downtown Temple Farmers Market offers another great opportunity to sample your soon-to-be favorite local farmers’ fruits and vegetables. This special event is held on the second Saturday of each month in the City Hall Parking Lot.

Belton Market

Belton MarketDays offers a chance for visitors to stroll through downtown Belton and shop for locally harvested honey, homemade salsas, and tasteful vegetables. Learn more about Belton Market Days by visiting downtownbelton.com.

Salado Market

The Barrow Brewing Co. Market is open for the season from April through September. These events are held on Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM. What’s more, the adults in your group can stop in and sample some local craft beers as you walk around, enjoy the day, and see what the vendors have to offer.

Central Texas Farmers Market

The Central Texas Farmers Market is held on Monday, May 29 from 9 AM to 3 PM. This semi-annual event boasts over 40 vendors. With activities for everyone, the Central Texas Farmers Market is the perfect family-friendly event. Enjoy learning about the bees found on the Walker Honey Farm or spend the day with your pets as Walker Honey Farm allows leashed dogs on the grounds.

Farmers markets allow visitors the opportunity to spend the day surrounded by the delicious smell of locally grown produce and enrich themselves in the flavors that commercial quality produce can’t replicate. Enjoy your weekends with a day in the sun and a taste of Temple.

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