
Overnight Survival Skillscamp
Learn essential survival skills in the wild.
Rooted in Dallas since 1941, this nonprofit hub features a daily food hall and weekend farmers market supporting local Texas businesses
The Dallas Farmers Market serves as a vital community gathering place for over 200 small businesses. Visitors can explore a daily indoor food hall and the weekend-active outdoor Shed, which showcases farm-fresh produce, grass-fed meats, and artisanal goods from regional producers. The site hosts live music, M.A.D.E. Dallas® maker markets, and grill demonstrations. With diverse offerings ranging from handmade ceramics to locally sourced dairy, it provides a direct connection between North Texas makers, ranchers, and city residents.

Unlimited shrimp, sausage, corn and potatoes with spice-level choice.

Live music, coastal eats and a dog-friendly patio every Thursday evening.


Final weekend for more than 20 pumpkin varieties, including heirlooms.

Halloween and Día de los Muertos celebration featuring a seasonal pumpkin patch.

Dress up your furry best friend for the doggy costume contest
The Dallas Farmers Market hosts maker markets like M.A.D.E. Dallas®, live music performances, seasonal festivals, community nonprofit days, and educational grill demonstrations.
The Dallas Farmers Market is located in downtown Dallas, serving as a central hub for food and artisanal goods since 1941.
Yes, the Dallas Farmers Market accepts SNAP benefits and offers additional matching incentives for shoppers.
The outdoor space known as The Shed at the Dallas Farmers Market is open to the public on weekends.
Yes, many ranchers are present in The Shed on weekends, allowing you to purchase pasture-raised beef, lamb, goat, pork, and poultry directly from the farm.