Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in San Antonio, Texas

Signature SA festival since 1891; 100+ official events across Greater SA (Boerne, Schertz, Windcrest, Balcones Heights, Alamo Heights) including Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau parades. Centralized vendor application for food, beverage, entertainment, merchandise booths.

San Antonio's premier producer-only market at Pearl since 2009; 50+ vendors within 150 mi. Vendors must grow/produce what they sell, no reselling. Extensive juried application with site visits and taste tests. Free cooking demo 9:30am, live music 10:30am.

Pearl Farmers Market is a producers-only market — vendors must grow, produce, harvest, and/or raise every product they sell, with all vendors located within 150 miles of San Antonio. Over 50 local vendors offer farm-fresh produce, artisan foods, handcrafted goods, and more. Saturday brings fresh seasonal meats and produce; Sunday features culinary-inspired home goods and artisan crafts. Free cooking demos run Saturdays at 9:30am with live, local music at 10:30am. The market is central to Pearl's philosophy around food, sustainability, stewardship, culture, and community.

San Antonio Food Bank operates multiple weekly farmers markets across the city, addressing food deserts in underserved neighborhoods. Markets feature fresh produce—much of it grown at the SAFB Farm—alongside prepared foods, eggs, and local goods. Staff nutrition demonstrations are free and often highlight that day's produce. All locations accept cash, checks, credit cards, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and EBT. Vendors rotate weekly by availability.

San Antonio Food Bank runs farmers' markets across multiple neighborhoods in San Antonio, with the Mission Marquee Plaza location on Roosevelt Ave. operating every third Saturday. Markets feature fresh produce—much of it grown at the Food Bank Farm—plus eggs, baked goods, hot food, and local artisan goods. All locations accept cash, checks, credit cards, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and EBT Lone Star Card. Nutrition staff offer free cooking demonstrations throughout the day.

San Antonio Food Bank runs six rotating farmers' markets across the city — downtown Main Plaza, housing authority sites, the food bank campus, St. Mary's University, and neighborhood schools. Vendors sell fresh produce grown at the SAFB Farm alongside partner farmers and local makers. Markets accept cash, checks, cards, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and EBT Lone Star Card. Nutrition staff offer free cooking demos. Vendor rosters vary weekly by location and availability.

San Antonio Food Bank runs farmers' markets across multiple locations in San Antonio, with rotating weekly schedules — Main Plaza (Tuesdays), St. Mary's University (first Fridays), Wheatley Middle School (first Saturdays), San Antonio Housing Authority (second and fourth Thursdays), the Food Bank itself (fourth Saturdays), and Mission Marquee Plaza (third Saturdays). Markets feature fresh produce grown at SAFB's farm alongside items from local vendors. All locations accept cash, checks, credit cards, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and EBT. Staff offer free cooking demonstrations featuring produce sold that day.

San Antonio Food Bank runs farmers' markets across multiple locations in San Antonio, including Wheatley Middle School on the East Side. Markets feature fresh produce—much of it grown at SAFB Farm—alongside prepared foods, baked goods, and local vendors. All locations accept cash, checks, credit cards, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and EBT. Staff offer free cooking demonstrations showcasing seasonal produce. Vendor lineups rotate weekly based on availability.

San Antonio Museum of Art's annual Holiday Market on Small Business Saturday. 50+ local artists and makers; family-friendly activities including artmaking, live music, and storytelling. Food and beverages available.

Texas' premier holiday shopping event in its 47th year. 300+ vendors at Freeman Coliseum Expo Hall. Exhibitor-founded; focuses on producing quality indoor shows. Features Santa visits, holiday food, winery row, package check, VIP early admission.

Producer-focused weekend market at N Loop 1604 & Bulverde Rd intersection.

STFMA location at J C Food Market on S Fredericksburg Rd.

STFMA location at Tellez Tamales on S General McMullen.

Held in San Antonio's Pearl District every second and third Wednesday from March through May, Wednesday Night Markets brings together local vendors, artisan makers, and food vendors in a walkable setting along the River Walk. Free admission with a focus on handcrafted goods and local small businesses—a classic springtime San Antonio tradition.