Westchase District Farmers Market Closes After 11 Years

On a beautiful sunny day in October of 2013, the Westchase District Farmers Market made its debut on Westheimer. Leadership at St. Cyril of Alexandria Catholic Church had generously made available the corner of their parking lot at Westheimer…
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Brazos Soap Supply

Taking care of all skin and hair types in an all-natural way At the Westchase District Farmers Market, Brazos Soap Supply, founded by the husband-and-wife team of Brandon and Tameka McDaniel, has become a destination for those seeking high-quality,…
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Farming as a Family Affair

Almost 15 years ago, Ashley Barker came home from her accounting job to find a large patch of her yard had been tilled. Her father, who often watched her house while she was gone, decided she needed a garden. A few years later, Ashley quit…
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Mastering the Art of Nepali Fusion

      Several years ago, Bharat Lamichhane found himself newly immigrated to the United States from Nepal. In preparing to make the journey, he thought everything would be automatic in pursuing his American Dream.…
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A Place and Space for Farming Talent to Grow it Forward

      According to the Food and Agricultural Organization, the minimum amount of land needed for self-sustainable food in North America or Western Europe is 17 acres. Yet one organization’s farmers are doing more…

Homemade Goodness Awaits You at the Market

Hand crafted items share the common ingredient of being made from the heart. While a typical working day begins with a commute to the office for many around Houston, a home kitchen or shared warehouse space is where a love of cooking and…
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Craftsman Creates Environmentally Sound Wearable Pieces

In 2014 a green industry report said that 71% of Americans consider the environment a factor when shopping. The report was released the same year that the Westchase District Farmers Market launched. According to the Farmers Market Coalition,…
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From Harmony to Honey, Bees Stay Busy

As 2020 has underscored, keeping the supply chain flowing with man-made goods hasn’t been easy. When it comes to nature’s supply chain, bees demonstrated reliability. Afterall, human use of honey goes back 8,000 years. The wonder of bees’…

PEAS Farm a Family Operation

Three Generations Contribute to its Success PEAS Farm has been an anchor vendor at the Westchase District Farmers Market since the market began. For this Conroe-based grower, bringing produce to market is a full-fledged family operation –…