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Lubbock Farmers Market Brings Local Flavor to Downtown Every Saturday

Updated
Jun 1, 2025 8:57 PM
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The Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market invites shoppers in search of fresh produce, distinctive local products, and valuable community interactions. 

The market operates every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. until October 18, located at the intersection of 5th Street and Avenue K.

The market features a rotating selection of dozens of local vendors, serving as a vital hub for small businesses and fostering community connections among residents.

Joanna Tivis, the proprietor of Jo’s Doughlights, expressed that the highlight of the experience is observing shoppers as they discover new choices.

Tivis expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to engage with individuals, emphasizing the importance of connection and the ability for people to create their whole foods at home.

The market showcases a diverse array of offerings, including fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade snacks, and artisan crafts. 

Every booth presents a unique offering, showcasing the dedication of its vendor.

Billy Knox, the visionary behind Beefy Meat Chips, underscores the significance of food that serves a meaningful purpose.

“What issue are you addressing in your quest for nutritious, sustainable food options?” Knox inquired. “Visitors are drawn here to establish connections with local producers and ranchers.”

Knox emphasized that participation in the market is a privilege.

“Connecting with the community and engaging with fellow entrepreneurs who are contributing to the growth of Lubbock’s local economy is truly exciting,” he stated.

Madilyn Garcia advises first-time visitors to bring along friends or family for their outing.

Visitors are encouraged to bring their families, enjoy the experience, and explore the surroundings. “There is always something here,” she stated.

For additional information and the latest updates from vendors, the Lubbock Farmers Market website is the go-to resource.

The Lubbock Farmers Market is set to make its weekly return to downtown every Saturday until October 18.

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