Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller

Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller pairs a producer-only market model with a stated mission of expanding access to sustainable, local food for Texans, including a healthy food access program tied to SNAP and WIC. In Austin, that translates into a Sunday market where inspected farmers and agricultural producers sell what they grow, with weekly vendor and produce updates built around what is actually coming to market. The result is a market that leans hard into farm-grown produce, mushrooms, eggs, flowers, herbs, and pantry goods rather than a generic grab bag of resellers.

What you'll find there

The strongest through-line here is fresh produce from multiple farms, with enough overlap in greens, roots, and seasonal vegetables that shoppers can compare growing styles and specialties from stand to stand. Mushrooms, flowers, herbs, eggs, pickles, fermented goods, and a few prepared pantry items round out the mix without shifting the focus away from farm-based vendors.

• -Pick up strawberries, cabbage, broccoli, zucchini, Japanese cucumbers, spinach, bok choy, kale, tomatoes, and basil from Bernhardt's Farm.
• -Find arugula, spring mix, bok choy, Swiss chard, celery, dill, microgreens, stir-fry kits, salad kits, and fresh-cut flowers at Bouldin Food Forest.
• -Look for tomatoes and kabocha squash from B5 Farm.
• -Browse gourmet mushrooms, grow kits, and tinctures from Hi Myco.
• -Expect kale, radishes, broccolini, frisée, butterhead lettuce, collards, pickled okra, and calendula salve from Hot Spell Farm.
• -Shop hydroponic lettuce and microgreens from Joe's Microgreens.
• -Choose organic living lettuce and greens from Lone Star Lettuce Growers.
• -See Row 7 snow peas, zucchini, beets, arugula, dried herbs and flowers, pickles, and fermented fruit vinegars from Luminaria Acres.
• -Bring home dill, kale, chard, carrots, chives, black garlic, fermented and pickled goods, and eggs from Munkebo Farm.
• -Stock up on carrots, beets, onions, radish, broccoli, kale, lettuce, spinach, basil, infused honey, and jarred goods from Simple Promise Farms.
• -Compare tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, turnips, beets, eggs, and jarred goods at Southern Star Farms TX.
• -Find fennel, celery, carrots, spinach, rainbow chard, beets, peppers, radish, dill, and cilantro from Emadi Acres Farm.
• -Buy oyster, lion's mane, trumpet, and chestnut mushrooms, plus mushroom tinctures and tomatoes, from Growtopia TX.
• -Pick up fresh-cut seasonal flower bouquets from Petals Ink.
• -Choose living herbs, living lettuce, cucumbers, and cherry tomatoes from Vermillion Farms.
• -Finish with carrots, beets, kale, rainbow chard, spinach, cabbage, fennel, little gem lettuce, green onions, and fresh herbs from Vrdnt.farm.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change your plan before heading to Mueller. Parking also takes a little attention: Sunday vendors reference a parking map so shoppers can avoid fines from Texas Farmers' Market and City of Austin parking enforcement. The market runs year-round at 4209 Airport Blvd. in Austin, and its weekly produce and attending-vendor updates are refreshed by Friday at noon, which matters if you like to shop with a specific farm or item in mind. Because this is a producer-only market, the emphasis stays on vendors selling what they grow or produce themselves rather than on general retail booths.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller as part of the organization's food-access work, which it runs in partnership with the Sustainable Food Center and alongside WIC-oriented programming at its markets. Payment details are clearly identified for shoppers, and the market's food-access program is presented as a core part of how it operates, not an add-on.