Beaumont Farmers' Market

Beaumont Farmers' Market has been providing Southeast Texas with fresh produce, meats, and more since 2010, with a mission centered on giving Southeast Texans an open-air place to shop for fresh food. That mission reads clearly in the market’s mix: growers, ranchers, bakers, prepared-food vendors, and makers all appear in one Saturday market. Set at the Beaumont Athletic Complex basketball pavilion, it pairs a practical shopping stop with a market built around local food access and regular weekly buying.

Why it matters locally

Since 2010, Beaumont Farmers' Market has framed its work around providing Southeast Texans with an open-air market for fresh food, a direct statement of local purpose rather than a one-off event. The market also accepts SNAP/Lonestar and Double Up Food Bucks, extending that food-shopping mission to shoppers using nutrition benefits.

Its weekly programming also ties the market to Beaumont institutions. Sprouting Tots Kids’ Club brings in the Junior League of Beaumont to help lead kids’ activities, while Beaumont Public Library runs storytime at 10 am under the basketball pavilion. Those partnerships keep the market rooted in Southeast Texas families as well as food shopping.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans heavily toward groceries you can build a real market run around, especially pasture-raised meats, eggs, produce, breads, and pantry staples. Around that core, Beaumont Farmers' Market also includes flowers, plants, pottery, woodwork, pet goods, and ready-to-eat drinks that make the pavilion feel broader than a produce-only stop.

• -Pick up pasture-raised pork, chicken, beef, lamb, duck, turkey, dog chews, and eggs from Eclectic Acres Farm.
• -Find lean pasture-raised beef from Gentz Cattle Company.
• -Browse microgreens and assorted produce from Hoots Farm.
• -Shop fresh produce from Michael’s ‘Matoes & More.
• -Bring home seasonal produce, eggs, and jellies from Taylor Farm.
• -Add seasonal produce, eggs, and goat’s milk soaps from Painted Angels Farm LLC.
• -Choose Texas-grown specialty mushrooms from Tucker Family Fungi.
• -Stock up on fresh-baked breads in rotating flavors from Bee’s Breads.
• -Look for sourdough items, breads, rolls, and sweet treats from Kingdom Krumb Breads.
• -Grab sugar-free and gluten-free baked goods from Aunt Nora’s Baked Goods.
• -Sip freshly squeezed lemonade from BMT Fresh Press Lemonade.
• -Snack on freshly popped kettle corn from All American Kettle Corn.
• -Take home local honey from Bobby Bee Honey.
• -Find roasted coffee and eggs at Hall Farm and Garden.
• -Pick out salsas, pickles, pickled vegetables, and berry spreads from Sherie’s Gardens and More.
• -Season your cooking with Signature Blends by Lewis spice blends.
• -Shop hanging baskets, bedding plants, and potted plants from Outdoors Galore.
• -Bring home locally grown cut flowers from Ice Moon Farms.
• -Browse handmade pottery from Proverbial Clay or Txcyn Pottery.

Sprouting Tots Kids’ Club runs on Saturdays with kids’ activities led by the Junior League of Beaumont, plus storytime from Beaumont Public Library at 10 am under the basketball pavilion.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which may change plans if you usually pair a Saturday market run with a pet outing. The market is located at 6525 College Street at the Beaumont Athletic Complex basketball pavilion; from Interstate 10, take the Highway 90/College Street exit and drive west past Langham Road, where the market appears on the left. Parking is free and plentiful, and public restrooms are at the tennis center. The FAQ also describes the market as open every Saturday, rain or shine, from 8 am to 11 am, from mid-January to mid-December.

Payments & SNAP

Beaumont Farmers' Market accepts SNAP/Lonestar and Double Up Food Bucks, making it one of the clearest planning details for shoppers using food benefits. The market also explicitly addresses WIC/EBT/SNAP/Lonestar questions in its own FAQ and answers yes for SNAP/Lonestar acceptance.