Dallas, January 25, 2026
Fair Park in Dallas will host a new farmers market starting March 1, providing residents with fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal goods. Running every Sunday, the market will feature over 100 vendors, aiming to enhance community engagement and support local businesses. Families can enjoy food trucks, live music, and attractions nearby, ensuring a vibrant community space. The market will also accept SNAP benefits and WIC vouchers, promoting access to healthy food options for all.
Dallas’ Fair Park to Launch New Weekly Farmers Market in March
Revitalizing Community through Local Goods
Dallas, Texas – Starting March 1, 2026, Fair Park will host a new weekly farmers market every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This initiative aims to revitalize the historic park and provide residents with access to fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal goods. With over 100 vendors expected to participate, this market is a testament to the resilience of local organizers and their commitment to community growth.
This market represents a significant step toward creating a vibrant community space in Fair Park. Such initiatives allow individuals to support local agriculture and entrepreneurship while fostering personal connections and civic involvement. By cutting down on bureaucratic hurdles and facilitating private partnerships, the city is enabling a more grassroots approach to community engagement.
Market Details
Location: The market will be located at Leonhardt Lagoon at Fair Park, 3535 Grand Ave., Dallas, TX 75210. Parking will be available between Gate 5 and Gate 6.
Vendor Participation: With an emphasis on local businesses, the market will feature a diverse array of food producers and artisans, with specific participation from South Dallas enterprises.
Operational Schedule
March through August: The market will operate at Fair Park during these months.
September through October: Due to the State Fair of Texas, the market will relocate to Tietze Park in East Dallas.
November through December: Following the State Fair, the market will return to its home at Fair Park.
Community Engagement
Additional Activities: The market will feature not just fresh produce but also food trucks and live music, making it an attractive destination for families. Attractions such as the Children’s Aquarium and Texas Discovery Gardens will also be accessible, enhancing the overall experience for attendees.
Vendor Requirements: To maintain the market’s focus on local goods, all vendors must operate within a 150-mile radius of Dallas and produce or create all items sold. Furthermore, the market will accept SNAP benefits and WIC vouchers, ensuring that all community members have access to healthy food options.
Background
Fair Park’s Revitalization: This farmers market is part of a broader initiative led by the City of Dallas to transform Fair Park into a year-round destination by hosting regular events and markets. The farmers market is designed to invigorate the area and create opportunities for local businesses and residents alike.
Good Local Markets: A nonprofit that has been successfully operating producer-only farmers markets since 2009, Good Local Markets is collaborating with the city to bring this new market to Fair Park.
Additional Information
Contact Information: For further details about the market, individuals can visit the official website of Good Local Markets.
Note: The market will not operate on Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026.
FAQ
What are the operating hours of the Fair Park Farmers Market?
The market will operate every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where is the market located?
The market is located at the Leonhardt Lagoon in Fair Park, 3535 Grand Ave., Dallas, TX 75210. Parking is available between Gate 5 and Gate 6.
Who can sell at the market?
All vendors must be within a 150-mile radius of Dallas and produce or make all items sold. The market accepts SNAP benefits and WIC vouchers to ensure fresh, healthy, and local food for all.
Will there be any special activities at the market?
Yes, the market will feature food trucks, live music, and access to attractions like the Children’s Aquarium and Texas Discovery Gardens.
Is the market open year-round?
The market will operate at Fair Park from March through August. During the State Fair of Texas in September and October, the market will be relocated to Tietze Park in East Dallas. It will return to Fair Park after the State Fair concludes in November and December.
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Leonhardt Lagoon at Fair Park, 3535 Grand Ave., Dallas, TX 75210. Parking between Gate 5 and Gate 6. |
| Operating Hours | Every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. |
| Vendor Requirements | Vendors must be within a 150-mile radius of Dallas and produce or make all items sold. SNAP benefits and WIC vouchers accepted. |
| Additional Activities | Food trucks, live music, and access to attractions like the Children’s Aquarium and Texas Discovery Gardens. |
| Operational Schedule | March through August at Fair Park; September and October at Tietze Park; November and December back at Fair Park. |
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