Historic Longview Farmers Market

Historic Longview Farmers Market runs in Longview from March through November, gathering growers, bakers, ranch vendors, prepared-food sellers, and craft makers in one Saturday market. The mix leans practical and wide-ranging: fruits and vegetables from farms and backyard growers, pastured meats and eggs, bouquets and plants, baked goods, soaps, spice mixes, popcorn, pottery, and rotating artists all appear in the vendor roster. That breadth gives this market a from-produce-to-household-goods feel rather than a produce-only stop.

What you'll find there

Red Moon Farm shows how broad the lineup can be here, appearing in fruits and vegetables, flowers and plants, and apothecary offerings. Across the market, the vendor list stretches from raw ingredients to ready-to-eat foods and handmade goods, so a single lap can cover groceries, gifts, and household items.

• -Find fruits and vegetables from Alicia Lockheart.
• -Shop produce from Comeback Creek Farm.
• -Pick up fruits and vegetables from Davis Backyard Grower.
• -Look for produce from Emory Market Garden.
• -Browse fruits and vegetables from Greenleaf Gardens.
• -Get produce from Perkins Farm.
• -See Red Moon Farm for fruits and vegetables.
• -Add produce from Tanksley Farm.
• -Watch for fruit from Winona Orchards.
• -Bring home pastured eggs from Twisted V.
• -Choose pastured chicken, pork, and beef from Pickenpaugh Family Farm.
• -Try pastured lamb, pastured goat, smoked pork products, Pekin duck, and grain-finished meats from Twisted V Ranch.
• -Buy Wagyu/Charlois beef from the meat lineup.
• -Pick up bouquets from Red Moon Farm.
• -Take home bouquets, herbs, loofah sponges, garden plants, and house plants from Tracy's Field of Flowers.
• -Grab sourdough breads, scones, and bagels from Ellie's Dough and Co.
• -Choose cookies, pound cake, breakfast breads, and cinnamon rolls from Kountry Love.
• -Find gourmet cookies, mini cakes, and muffins at Rustic Whisk Bakery.
• -Pick up breads, pastries, and muffins from Sola Bakery.
• -Stock up on handmade soaps, soy candles, sugar scrubs, lip balms, face oils, healing salves, toners, bug repellent, and hand sanitizers from Essentially Naked.
• -Browse Indian, Mediterranean, American, and vegan foods from Chillum.
• -Snack on multiple flavors of popcorn from Pop n Top.
• -Shop pottery and jewelry from Tofoya Mudworks.

The calendar section is active, with monthly and weekly views posted for market scheduling.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into a Saturday visit. The market operates at 105 West Cotton Street and is identified as being at the corner of High and Cotton Streets, a useful landmark if you are driving into downtown Longview. Restrooms are listed as unavailable, so plan that stop before you arrive. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, which helps when you are splitting a trip between produce, meat, baked goods, and nonfood vendors. The market season runs March through November, and the Saturday selling window is 7:30 to 11:30 in the morning, making this an early-day errand rather than an all-afternoon stop.