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Every Thursday starting at 3 p.m.
Next to St. Cyril of Alexandria
Catholic Church
10503 Westheimer Road(at Rogerdale)
One block west of
Sam Houston Tollway
Map to Westchase District Farmers Market
VENDORS
Shop more than two dozen vendors:

  • Seasonal Produce/Fruits
  • Baked Goods & Prepared Foods
  • Nuts, Honey, Sauces & Condiments
  • Dairy, Eggs & Meat
  • Home & Spa

LEARN MORE

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Vendor Application & Vendor Rules

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Westchase District Farmers Market features high quality, locally-grown seasonal fresh foods and provides a vibrant community gathering place for the Westchase community.
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