Beaumont Farmers' Market

Beaumont Farmers' Market has been providing Southeast Texas with fresh produce, meats, and more since 2010, with a stated mission centered on an open-air place to shop for fresh food and local goods. That mission comes through in a vendor mix that reaches beyond produce alone: pasture-raised meats, eggs, breads, mushrooms, flowers, skincare, and pantry items all appear in one Saturday market. For shoppers in Beaumont who want a regular source for local farm products as well as prepared foods and handmade goods, this market is built around that weekly routine.

What you'll find there

Pasture-raised meats, eggs, baked goods, plants, flowers, pantry staples, and body products make this market feel broad without losing its farm focus. The lineup includes both staple shopping vendors and tables for specialty items that are hard to confuse with a generic market mix.

• -Pick up seasonal produce and eggs from Brackin Farm.
• -Find microgreens and assorted produce from Hoots Farm.
• -Shop Painted Angels Farm LLC for seasonal produce, eggs, and goats milk soaps.
• -Look for Taylor Farm’s seasonal produce, eggs, jellies, and handmade wooden spoons.
• -Bring home pasture-raised pork, chicken, beef, lamb, duck, turkey, dog chews, and eggs from Eclectic Acres Farm.
• -Choose lean pasture-raised beef from Gentz Cattle Company.
• -Add roasted coffee and eggs from Hall Farm and Garden.
• -Browse Texas-grown specialty mushrooms from Tucker Family Fungi.
• -Stock up on fresh-baked breads from Bee’s Breads, with close to 40 rotating flavors.
• -Try sourdough items, breads, rolls, and sweet treats from Kingdom Krumb Breads.
• -Pick up sugar-free and gluten-free baked goods from Aunt Nora’s Baked Goods.
• -Save room for gourmet macarons from The Honey Comb.
• -Grab freshly popped kettle corn from Big Thicket Kettle Corn.
• -Take home fresh made pre-packaged Indian dishes from Manish’s Quick-N-Ezee Indian Food.
• -Sip craft sodas from Fuze Cold Drinks, built with syrups, cream, fruit purees, fresh fruit, and add-ins.
• -Buy fresh local honey from Bobby Bee Honey.
• -Pick up salsas, pickles, pickled vegetables, and berry spreads from Sherie’s Gardens and More.
• -Season your cooking with Signature Blends by Lewis spice blends.
• -Find elderberry syrup at Perez Total Wellness.
• -Shop Ice Moon Farms for locally grown cut flowers.
• -Browse hanging baskets, bedding plants, and potted plants from Outdoors Galore.
• -Choose goats milk soaps and natural bath and body products from Beau-tanicals.
• -Look over handmade pottery from Proverbial Clay and Txcyn Pottery.

Know before you go

The market is held at 6525 College Street at the Beaumont Athletic Complex basketball pavilion, a detail that matters if you are navigating a larger recreation complex rather than a downtown street setup. From Interstate 10, take the Hwy 90/College Street exit and drive west past Langham Road; the market is on the left. Parking is free and plentiful, and public restrooms are available at the tennis center. Dogs are not allowed, which is useful to know before loading up for a Saturday morning stop. The market operates rain or shine on Saturdays, so weather does not automatically cancel the trip.

Payments & SNAP

Beaumont Farmers' Market accepts SNAP/Lonestar and Double Up Food Bucks, making food assistance part of the market’s regular payment options rather than a special program on the side. The market materials also indicate that payment methods are clearly communicated for shoppers planning their purchases.