Wolfforth Farmers Market

Wolfforth Farmers Market keeps its weekly rhythm visible on Facebook, where the market points shoppers for fresh updates before each weekend round of vendors. That matters at a market with a large roster and two weekly market days, where the mix can range from locally grown produce and farm eggs to street tacos, sourdough, flowers, books, pottery, and small-batch body care. Set at 8924 County Road 7100 in Wolfforth, the market runs year-round and gives West Texas shoppers a place to buy both pantry staples and ready-to-eat food in the same stop.

Why it matters locally

Half a mile west of Frenship High School off West 82nd Street, this market serves a specific Wolfforth-area shopping pattern rather than a once-in-a-while festival stop. The year-round schedule adds consistency, with Saturday and Sunday hours in every month from January through December.

The vendor mix also stays tied to producers and businesses selling identifiable regional goods: Little Sprig Farm brings locally grown produce along with goat milk, cow milk, cheese, soap, and canned goods, while Texas Country Produce lists fresh produce, strawberries, cotton honey, and local pecans. Patterson Ranch pairs all natural grass-fed beef with locally roasted coffee, and English Newsom Cellars and Williams Ranch Vineyard & Winery both pour local wine by the glass or bottle. That blend gives the market a practical local role: groceries, prepared food, and locally made household goods in one place.

What you'll find there

The market’s mix leans broad rather than narrow: farm goods sit beside hot food, drinks, books, flowers, and handcrafted household items. You can shop for ingredients, pick up a meal, and add a few distinctly West Texas gift-table finds without leaving the grounds.

• -Pick up locally grown produce, goat milk, cow milk, cheese, goat milk soap, and canned goods from Little Sprig Farm.
• -Find organic raised farm fresh eggs and other organic farm products at Alcove Farms.
• -Shop Texas Country Produce for fresh produce, strawberries, cotton honey, and local pecans.
• -Browse Juicy Lucy's Veggies for locally grown tomatoes and blackberries.
• -Take home all natural grass-fed beef and locally roasted coffee from Patterson Ranch.
• -Choose pasture raised bison meat from Addington Buffalo Co..
• -Order street tacos, pozole, fruit cups, rice drinks, mangonada, and corn in a cup from Frutas Lokas.
• -Grab tamales, salsa, tostada chips, and queso from El Molino Tortillas.
• -Look for Korean foods including kimchi, taiyaki, tteokbokki, and fried chicken at K-Food by J&V.
• -Bring home sourdough breads, cookies, and freeze-dried candy, ice cream, and fruit from Crumbs Sourdough & More.
• -Try homemade breads, including gluten-free options, from Munchies Bakery.
• -Sip local wine in a glass or bottle from English Newsom Cellars or Williams Ranch Vineyard & Winery.
• -Pick up fresh cut flowers from Stem Society or bouquets from The Flower Barn.
• -Browse Story Trails for children's books from an author on-site.
• -Add handcrafted pottery from Earhart Pottery or Way Out West Pottery.

On Saturdays, the market also runs a rotating Food Court list of food trucks. The market posts a Friday “This Week!” update with that week’s full vendor list, and it also sends a Friday email update with current market news and participating vendors.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest planning detail here, so pet owners will want to arrange the trip around that rule. The market is located at 8924 CR 7100, half a mile west of Frenship High School off West 82nd Street, which makes the school and roadway the easiest landmarks to use when approaching the site. There are no restrooms listed in the market’s visitor details.

If you want the most current vendor lineup, the market refreshes its “This Week!” section on Fridays just before the Saturday market day, and it also offers a Friday weekly email update with recent market news and participating vendors. A Market Office is listed on-site for market information.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Wolfforth Farmers Market. Payment information is also relatively clear on-site: the market notes clear payment methods in its visitor details, and a Market Office operates on the grounds for market information.