Hill Country Farmers Market Association

Hill Country Farmers Market Association centers its mission on supporting local farmers and artisanal food makers while providing fresh, locally grown foods in the Northwest San Antonio area. In Boerne, that translates into a market mix that reaches from Hill Country produce to prepared foods, seafood, coffee, baked goods, and kitchen-use crafts sold by named vendors with distinct specialties. The result is a market that reads less like a single-category produce stop and more like a place to assemble a full pantry run, lunch, and a few practical extras in one visit.

Why it matters locally

The market’s stated purpose is to support local farmers and artisanal food makers in the Northwest San Antonio area while connecting shoppers with fresh, locally grown foods. That local framing shows up in the vendor roster itself: Boa-Con Farms grows melons, peaches, tomatoes, and vegetables in Floresville, while Miss Scarlett’s Farm grows produce in Bulverde, including cucumbers, egg plant, squash, peppers, herbs, and tomato plants. Engel Farms adds another produce source with peaches, vegetables, and blackberries sold at the market. Even beyond produce, the market leans on nearby makers, including locally roasted coffee and locally sourced teas from Indy Coffee and handcrafted pottery made from a San Antonio home studio by Christine Rosso of MudFire Pottery.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix spans raw ingredients, ready-to-eat foods, specialty pantry goods, and a few service-oriented booths, so a stop here can cover produce shopping, meal ideas, and household extras in one pass. Produce anchors the lineup, but the market also makes room for seafood, coffee, desserts, sharpening services, and farm-inspired body products.

• -Find melons, peaches, tomatoes, and other vegetables from Boa-Con Farms.
• -Pick up peaches, vegetables, and blackberries from Engel Farms.
• -Shop Miss Scarlett’s Farm for tomato plants, cucumbers, egg plant, peaches, squash, peppers, and herbs grown in Bulverde.
• -Order custom desserts from B & G Cakes, made with organic and-or all natural ingredients.
• -Snack on gluten-free granola cereal, handmade granola bars, and banana bread from Gaia’s Light, made with all-natural and locally sourced ingredients.
• -Cook with Gourmet Texas Pasta, which sells pasta made with real vegetables, herbs, and 100% durum wheat.
• -Grab locally roasted coffee, locally sourced teas, and pastries from Indy Coffee.
• -Bring blades or tools to I Sharpen Anything, which sharpens items with a $2 minimum charge.
• -Stop by Kangen Water for Healthy Alkaline Ionized Water, offered without charge.
• -Browse Lavande for products made and inspired by lavender plants from the farm in Bellville.
• -Choose fresh, never frozen seafood from Mike’s Seafood, including Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi, Red Snapper, Redfish, Brown Gulf Shrimp, and crab cakes.
• -Add handcrafted functional pottery for the kitchen, home, and garden from MudFire Pottery by Christine Rosso.
• -Eat on-site with quick, authentic Indian food from Nisha’s Indian Food.
• -Take home fudge in multiple flavors, including seasonal flavors, from O Fudge!.
• -Pick up dog treats made with human-grade ingredients, plus skin care products, from Pawsitively Sweet Bakery.
• -Stock Texas Olive Ranch extra virgin olive oil, pressed from arbequina olives and other varieties.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest planning detail to know before heading over. The market is listed at 801 South Main Street in Boerne, and its association also describes a RIM market setup in the parking lot of T.G.I. Friday’s Restaurant inside the RIM Shopping Center, so location context matters if you already know the organization from its San Antonio-area markets. Payment methods are not clearly specified, and restroom information is listed as unavailable in the visitor details provided for this market. The three-day schedule creates some flexibility, but Saturday runs shorter than Friday and Sunday, so that is the day most likely to shape your timing.