Fresh-picked produce from Central Texas farms, handcrafted goods from local makers, and the kind of community you won't find anywhere else — all on your doorstep.
Cleburne Farmer's Market isn't just a place to shop — it's where your neighborhood comes alive. Every Saturday, local growers, bakers, and artisans set up their stalls along South Ridgeway Drive, bringing you food that was in the ground hours, not days, ago.
We believe that when you buy local, everyone wins. Your family eats fresher. Our farmers earn fairly. And Cleburne stays the kind of town where strangers become friends over a basket of peaches.
Seasonal, sun-ripened, and harvested at peak flavor — here's what you'll find at every market.
Tomatoes, peppers, squash, sweet corn, and more — all grown within 50 miles of Cleburne, picked the same morning you shop.
Texas peaches, figs, apples, berries, and citrus — tree-ripened and bursting with natural sweetness you won't find in a grocery store.
Raw honey, small-batch jams, fresh eggs, baked bread, and handcrafted pantry staples — all made right here in Johnson County.
Basil, rosemary, mint, cilantro, and more — live plants you can take home and keep growing all season long.
Grass-fed beef, free-range chicken, heritage pork — ethically raised on Texas pastures and processed locally.
Fresh-squeezed lemonade, homemade soups, empanadas, and other delicious snacks — perfect for a quick bite while you browse.
Every dollar you spend at Cleburne Farmer's Market circulates right here. It pays for a neighbor's harvest, funds a teen's 4-H project, and keeps our town's character intact.
No shipping, no warehouse storage. What you see is what you get — straight from the farm stand to your hands.
Live music, kids' activities, cooking demos, and seasonal festivals — there's always something happening.
We accept WIC, SNAP, and double-bucks programs so everyone in our community can enjoy fresh, local food.
Whether you're a longtime Cleburne resident or new to town, our market is a place where everyone belongs.
We'd love to see you. Here's everything you need to know before you stop by.
Join your neighbors at the market — it's the easiest way to eat better, support local, and feel good about what's on your plate.
