Local farms, local food, and local makers — every Saturday in downtown Taylor.
Our mission is to cultivate a local food system and support local agriculture by running a market where local farmers, ranchers, artisans, and entrepreneurs can sell locally grown produce and farm products, alongside ready-to-eat foods, value-added goods, and handmade crafts.
Our focus is on products from Williamson County and the surrounding counties — grown, raised, and made by the folks selling them.
The market is held under the pavilion in Heritage Square Park at 400 N. Main St. in downtown Taylor, every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round — rain or shine.
Established in August 2019, the market is a project sponsored by the City of Taylor Main Street Program and run by a volunteer Board of Directors working to strengthen our local food system and support small businesses.
We welcome farmers, ranchers, food makers, and artisans. Read how it works, then apply online in about 15 minutes.
Becoming a VendorFree booth space for young makers running their very first businesses. Come cheer them on — or sign yours up.
Kidpreneur ProgramOur online helper answers questions about products, permits, and how the market works — straight from the rulebook.
Ask a QuestionFriends of the Market is our community ambassador group — neighbors who help raise awareness of the market, support local agriculture, and build the connections that keep a small-town market thriving.
Want to get involved? Email us — we'd love the help.
Fresh harvests, new makers, and Saturday mornings under the pavilion — follow the market to keep up between Saturdays.