Farmers Market On Grand Parkway

At the Church of the Holy Apostles near Highland Knolls, Farmers Market On Grand Parkway gives Katy shoppers a weekly Saturday market anchored in Cinco Ranch rather than a one-off pop-up. The market runs on Grand Parkway and has continued there while marking its 11th anniversary at the church, tying the market’s current home to a longer local run. The product mix centers on food you can take home for the week: sustainably grown produce, pasture raised meats, free range eggs, local raw honey, breads, baked goods, soaps, jams, jellies, and spices. That makes this a practical stop for routine grocery shopping as much as a Saturday outing.

Why it matters locally

The market’s current home at the Church of the Holy Apostles keeps it rooted in Cinco Ranch near Highland Knolls on the Grand Parkway, giving this part of Katy a consistent weekly market location rather than a rotating setup. Its own description also links the present market to its earlier identity as The La Centerra Farmers Market, showing continuity even after the venue changed.

The vendor roster reinforces that local focus through farms and producers bringing vegetables, eggs, honey, meats, mushrooms, pecans, baked goods, and preserves into one Saturday market. The market also describes itself as family and pet friendly, adding a social layer to a shopping trip that is still clearly organized around local food and farm products.

What you'll find there

The mix leans heavily toward farm staples and pantry goods, with vegetables, eggs, meats, mushrooms, honey, pecans, baked goods, pickles, jams, and microgreens appearing across the vendor list. Several sellers also cross categories, so a single stop can cover both fresh ingredients and prepared items for the week.

• -Pick up homegrown organic vegetables, homemade salsa, and pickles from Just Peachy Farms.
• -Find certified organic Texas pecans at Cat Spring Rio Grande Organics.
• -Stock up on chicken and duck eggs, pure wildflower honey, handcrafted jams and jellies, herbs, and vegetables from The Egg Lady.
• -Look for Texas Heritage grass-fed beef from Watermelon Hill.
• -Shop PEAS Farm for local sustainable seasonal vegetables, honey, and eggs.
• -Browse TKF Mushrooms LLC for gourmet and medicinal mushroom varieties.
• -Choose sustainably grown vegetables, Asian and specialty items, spices, pickles, jellies, and plants from Glos Gardens.
• -Buy pasture raised bison and other grass-fed meats from Katerra Exotics.
• -Add naturally grown seasonal vegetables, baked goods, and homemade salsa from Fallow Creek Farm.
• -Pick up homegrown organic microgreens from Root 1867 LLC.
• -Get free range eggs, pastured raised chicken, and heritage pork from Frydek Heritage Farm.

Every Saturday morning is market day, rain or shine. Watermelon Hill’s Texas Heritage grass-fed beef appears on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, which matters if that vendor is the reason for your trip.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is an important planning detail at a market otherwise described as pet friendly in its broader welcome language. The market is held at 1225 West Grand Parkway South at the Church of the Holy Apostles, near Highland Knolls in Katy’s Cinco Ranch area, so the church is the landmark to look for when navigating. Restrooms are not available. If you are heading in for a specific meat purchase, note that Watermelon Hill’s grass-fed beef is limited to the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month rather than every market day.