Community Farmers Market
Saturday, May 16, 2026, 19:00 -
Saturday, May 16, 2026, 22:00
Event duration 3 hours
Community Guest:
USD 0.00
Vendor Application:
USD 0.00
About Community Farmers Market
Welcome to the Community Farmers Market — where fresh food, Black and Brown urban growers, and resources come together here in Oak Cliff!
Welcome to the Community Farmers Market — where fresh food, Black and Brown urban growers, and community resources come together right here in the 75232!
Join us every 3rd weekend of the month at Village Disciple Center for a vibrant outdoor market featuring locally grown produce, handmade goods, health and wellness resources, and so much more.
This is your neighborhood. Your growers. Your market.
WHAT TO EXPECT.
Fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and plants from local urban growers.
Handmade and artisan goods.
Community health and wellness resources
Food access and nutrition assistance
Youth and family activities
Faith-based and community organizations. And more!
LOCATION
Village Disciple Center 4353 S Hampton Rd Dallas, TX 75232
MARKET HOURS
Every 3rd Weekend of the Month
Saturday 9AM – 1PM. Sunday 11AM – 3PM
ADMISSION FREE — All are welcome! Just grab your free ticket below to let us know you are coming so we can plan accordingly.
ARE YOU A VENDOR? We would love to have you at the market!
Early bird pricing is available for the first 10 vendors. Spot is not confirmed until payment is received.
Hosted by Village Disciple Center in partnership with Planted Hope Community Garden, Soilutions Holistic Urban Farm, and Simply Grace Gardens LLC.
Events Schedule
Saturday, May 16, 2026, 19:00
Saturday, May 16, 2026, 22:00
Event Categories
Community Connections
Soilutions Holistic Urban Farm
https://www.soilutionsholisticfarm.com/
Our vision is to cultivate resilient BIPOC communities by centering education and practices on living, active soil. Through urban farming, garden-to-table initiatives, and policy advocacy, we empower Black and Brown residents to grow their own food, support local producers, and restore their environment—fostering health, sustainability, and economic equity.