Best Fall Markets in Houston for 2025
Acuweathear just releases its fall foliage for 2025 and surprise, surprise, there won’t be any in the South, But that doesn’t mean we don’t get to enjoy fall. Pumpkin inspired food & beverage are back, Bath & Body Works fall scents have hit the shelves, cooler weather is starting to blow our way, and fall markets are having a big comeback!
Why Visit Houston’s Fall Markets?
Houston’s fall markets are a celebration of community, local produce, and seasonal creativity. Held during the mild fall months, these outdoor (and some indoor) markets are ideal for enjoying crisp air while shopping for fresh pumpkins, root vegetables, apples perfect for seasonal recipes, and handmade Halloween or Thanksgiving decor. There are live music, food trucks, and activities for everyone. By shopping at these markets, you’re supporting sustainable practices and local businesses—a key reason why Houston’s fall markets draw thousands annually.
Here are the best farmers markets in Houston for fall 2025.
Houston Farmers Market
Houston’s oldest and largest market, spanning 18 acres, is a fall must-visit. Open daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., it’s a hub for seasonal produce like pumpkins, persimmons, and Texas-grown veggies ideal for autumn soups. Weekend Shop Local Market pop-ups feature handmade fall decor, plants, and baked goods like pumpkin bread. Enjoy free Sunday yoga at 9 a.m. and live mariachi music on the last Sunday of each month (noon to 2 p.m.). Family-friendly with dining options like Underbelly Burger and Alamo Tamales.
Address: 2520 Airline Dr, Houston, TX 77009
Website: houstonfarmersmarket.com
Details: Free entry, pet-friendly, ample parking.
Urban Harvest Farmers Market
One of Texas’ largest farmers markets, held every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, this market hosts over 100 vendors within 180 miles of Houston. In fall 2025, shop organic pumpkins, squash, and greens from farms like Atkinson Farms, plus artisan cheeses and baked goods. SNAP/EBT accepted; most vendors take cards. Arrive early (8-9 a.m.) for the freshest picks, as it attracts 3,000+ shoppers weekly.
Address: 1911 W. 34th Street, Houston, TX 77018
Website: urbanharvest.org
Details: Free entry, garage parking, rain-or-shine.
Market Square Park Farmers Market
This downtown market runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through mid-November 2025, offering affordable fall produce like pumpkins and root veggies, plus meats and prepared foods. Live music enhances the historic vibe, and October 25 may feature Halloween-themed activities like trick-or-treating at booths. Accessible via METRORail; SNAP/EBT accepted.
Address: 301 Milam Street, Houston, TX 77002
Website: marketsquarepark.com
Details: Free entry, family-friendly, street parking.
Heights Mercantile Farmers Market
Held the second and fourth Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., this Heights market features pumpkins, seasonal greens, meats, and flowers, with live music setting the autumn mood. Check Instagram (@hmfarmersmarket) for fall 2025 vendor updates featuring squash and apple goods. Pet-friendly and rain-or-shine.
Address: 714 Yale Street, Houston, TX 77007
Website: heightsmercantile.com
Details: Free entry, free parking, family-friendly.
East End Farmers Market
Every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., this market on the Navigation Esplanade blends fresh fall produce like pumpkins with multicultural eats from colorful container shops. Expect vibrant seasonal veggies and baked goods.
Website: eastendhouston.com
Details: Free entry, family- and pet-friendly, parking available.
Note: Many markets offer EBT incentives and health programs like Get Moving Houston, providing vouchers for seniors and WIC families. Visit houstontx.gov/health for details.
Artisan and Art Markets: Fall-Inspired Creativity
Houston’s art scene thrives in fall, with markets showcasing handmade goods like pumpkin-themed decor, jewelry, and paintings, all juried for quality. These markets are perfect for unique autumn finds.
First Saturday Arts Market
Houston’s original outdoor art pop-up, held the first Saturday of each month (11 a.m. to 6 p.m., September-November) in the Heights. In fall 2025, explore 50+ artists offering autumn-inspired paintings, sculptures, and decor like pumpkin wreaths. Food trucks and live music enhance the vibe. Postponed to the third Saturday if rainy; pet-friendly.
Address: 540 W. 19th Street, Houston, TX 77008
Website: firstsaturdayartsmarket.com
Details: Free entry, street parking, family-friendly.
Bayou City Art Festival
This premier two-day event on October 20-23, 2025, in Sam Houston Park features 220+ national and international artists with fall-themed art, from paintings to pottery. Enjoy craft beer gardens and live performances.
Address: 600 Travis Street, Houston, TX 77002
Website: bayoucityartfestival.com
Details: Tickets $18+ (free for kids 12 and under), paid parking nearby.
Markets for Makers Houston
On November 15-16, 2025, at POST Houston’s X Atrium, shop 100+ makers for fall decor, fashion, and art like Halloween-themed prints. Includes DIY stations and photo walls. Kids free; pets welcome.
Address: 401 Franklin Street, Houston, TX 77201
Website: marketsformakers.com
Details: Tickets $8 general, VIP for early access, parking available.
Contemporary Handweavers of Houston Fall Artisan Market
On October 23-25, 2025, at Guild House in Spring Branch, shop handwoven textiles, scarves, and fall decor like table runners.
Address: 1425 Blalock #202, Houston, TX 77055
Website: weavehouston.org
Details: Free entry, parking available, family-friendly.
Flea Markets: Vintage Finds and Fall Treasures
For bargain hunters, Houston’s flea markets offer antiques, clothing, and seasonal decor at budget-friendly prices, perfect for fall treasure hunts.
Traders Village Houston
Open weekends (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) on 105 acres with 2,000+ vendors selling vintage goods, tools, and fall decor like scarecrows. Fall 2025 events include Fiestas Patrias on September 14 with cultural flair. Carnival rides and food trucks add fun.
Address: 7979 N. Eldridge Parkway, Houston, TX 77041
Website: tradersvillage.com/houston
Details: $5 parking, free entry, family-friendly.
Houston Flea Market
Open weekends (9 a.m. to dusk) with 600+ vendors offering pumpkins, vintage clothing, and fall decor. Indoor/outdoor setups ensure shopping in any weather.
Address: 6116 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77057
Website: houstonfleamarket.com
Details: Free entry, parking available, family-friendly.
Embrace the Fall Spirit in Houston
There might not be a full fall experience in H-Town but Houston’s fall markets are your go-to for pumpkins, seasonal produce, and unique autumn crafts. These events capture the city’s vibrant spirit. Grab your tote, bring the family, and dive into the best fall markets Houston has to offer.
For real-time updates, check market websites or follow local event calendars. Which Houston fall market are you most excited to visit in 2025? Share your plans in the comments!