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Bay Area Homesteading

 
Pearland Old Townsite Farmer's Market

Visit: Pearland Old Townsite Farmer's Market Website for more info

 

Market Information:

Location:  Zylinski Park at Grand Blvd. in Pearland

Seasonal:  Year-round Market

Dates:  2nd and 4th Saturday of the month

Hours:  8:00 am - 12:00pm


Vendor Information:

Booth Rental Fees:
Market Membership Fee:   $25.00 annually
Market Booth Fee:   $20.00 each market day
Booth Size: 10x10 spaces available
Vendor's are responsible for bringing their own tent, tables,

*  Each Vendor will be placed on the Market Website and linked to their website. Also each Vendor will have Ad space in the Market Member Newsletter that will go out quarterly to all Market Members and Supporters.  Food Vendors will be required to obtain permits from the City of Pearland. Please Contact us for more information.

Vendor Categories:

Farmer's and Grower's:
Farmer's and Growers who want a 10x10 booth space and grow products within 150 miles of Pearland (Example: produce, herbs, fresh meats, eggs, plants)

Artisan's/ Craft Vendors:
Craft Vendors and Artisans who produce a product with 150 miles of Pearland.
*These vendors will be accepted at the descretion of the market manager as we are looking for true handmade and artisan items.  (Example: Quilts, Wood Carvings, Candles, etc.)

Value-Added Products:
Producers of products in which the ingredients are from within 150 miles of Pearland and are produced within 150 miles of Pearland. *Exceptions can be made if ingredient is not available within 150 miles of Pearland. (Example: Jams, Jelly, Seasoning Blends, Sausage, etc.)

Green/ Sustainable Living Products:
Items that are produced within 150 miles of Pearland that encourage self-sustainable living and green practices. (Example: "Green" Household Cleaners, Rain Barrels, Compost, Etc.) 

The Market is currently accepting Vendor applications for the 2011 market. If you would like to lease a booth, please visit the Contact Us page, as we are already leasing booth spaces. The market is only accepting one vendor of each of the following categories. (except produce vendors, or vendors who sell different varieties of products than a vendor in the same category. ) After a category is filled vendors, will be added as demand rises.

The market plans to have the following vendors:

Fresh Produce
Goat Milk Cheese, Soaps and Lotions
Fresh and Dried Herbs
Fresh Flowers
Local Nuts and Honey
Free Range Chicken Eggs
Local Beef and Pork
Fresh Seafood
Local Vinegars and Oils
Handmade Quilts
Organic Plants
Green Cleaning Products
Artisan Breads
and much more....


Volunteer Information:

The Market is currently looking for volunteers. If you are interested in Volunteering please Contact Us.


Note from the Market Organizer and Manager:

Thank you for visiting my website and your interest in the Pearland Old Townsite Farmer's Market. I hope you join us in the spring to shop, to sell, or to volunteer! This market has been in the planning stage for months now and we are currently "crossing our T's and dotting our I's". I wanted to make sure that the following organizations and groups were thanked, for I would have never gotten this far without the help of so many helpful and generous people.

I would like to thank the following organizations and groups for their support and encouragment:

Pearland Parks and Recreation Department
The City of Pearland
Pearland Economic Development Corporation
Pearland Old Townsite Business Coalition
Pearland Radical Vegetable Gardener's Meetup Group
My Husband,  my Family and  my Friends...

Sincerely,

Cassie Johnson- Mitchel
Bay Area Homesteading

Other Local Farmer's Market's in our Area
please verify the information below, we try to keep it updated, but things sometimes change quickly

Houston

Houston Farmer's Markets

Rice University Location                                                                                                                                                                                           Tuesdays from 3:30pm-7:00pm                                                                                                                                                                                    21oo University Blvd.

Heights Location                                                                                                                                                       Saturdays 8:00am-12:00pm                                                                                                                                                                                             3106 White Oak   (parking at Onion Creek Cafe)

Discovery Green Market - Central City's Co-op hosts this event                                                                                                        Sundays  12:00pm-4:00pm                                                                                                                                                                                            1500 McKinney Street                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Richmond

Wild West Farmer's Market                                                                                                                                                                                             5005 FM 359 - Richmond, 77469
Sunday Afternoons from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m

Clear Lake Area- Nassau Bay

Nassau Bay Farmers Market
18045 Upper Bay Road, Nassau Bay, 77058 in front of Erma's Nurtrition Center
Saturday 10am-2pm

Katy

Katy's Farmer's Market
700 South Westgreen Boulevard, Katy, 77450                                                                                                                                                                (just south of I-10 btwn Mason & Fry, in the parking lot of Crosspoint church)
Sat 8am-noon (summer) 9am-1pm (winter)
Both produce and prepared stuff--more produce in the Spring/Fall than in the Summer/Winter