Fun, Local, Farm Grown Food and Healthy Living
Fun, Local, Farm Grown Food and Healthy Living
Visit the Frisco Rotary Farmers Market every Saturday from April 21, 2018 through October 27, 2018, 8:00 a.m. until noon for farm fresh produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, preserves, fresh flowers, soap, handcrafted items and more. Check out our calendar for entertainment, special events and kids' activities This Saturday (8/11/2018) Tati Streidl will be performing songs to shop by! Come on out and enjoy the music, a delicious breakfast taco from Taco Deli, a bottomless cup of coffee (made by our own Barking Owl Coffee Roasters) at the Rotary Club of Frisco table and all the wonderful fresh veggies, meats and eggs. We will have Big Buck the Buck Creek rooster stickers at the Rotary Club of Frisco booth.. Stop by and see us!
***NEW and COOL***
Frisco Rotary Farmers Market t-shirts! Show your support for local farmers, ranchers and artisans by buying and wearing the coolest shirts in Frisco! $15 at the Rotary Club of Frisco booth.
Vendor update: The following vendors will be at the 7/28 market:
AP's Apiaries, Barking Owl Coffee Roasters, Blumen Bus, Bonnie Jean's Preserves & Breads, Colby Snacks Dog Treats, D & D Produce, Denton Creek Farm, Flutterbeads Boutique, Greek Mama's Bites, Greenheart Exchange, Health by Design, K Bar K Meats, La Esperanza, Lush Smoothies and Juices, Olives and Oil, Overland Essentials, Tacodeli, Texas Custome Made, The Cookie Crave, The Pampered Chef and TKO Bath and Body.
We are a Grower/Maker Market
We are a Grower/Maker Market
Do you grow your product?
Do you make your product in your home
(Texas Cottage Food Law) or in a commercial kitchen?
Are you an entertainer (singer, face painter, clown, balloon artist, magician, etc.)?
Become a vendor at The Frisco Rotary Farmers Market!
We are an authentic Farmers Market where people can buy their food from the source
ensuring that they know how it's grown or made and that it is the freshest possible.
Farmers, ranchers and artisan producers may sell produce, meat and other products from other sources, but the product must come straight from the farm or location where it is made.
After you are approved for the market, all growers and food producers must
file an application with the City of Frisco for a health permit.
Vendors provide their own 10 X10 tent, table and chairs.
To learn more about the FRFM rules, cost for 10 X 10 booths and to apply to become a vendor, click the link below.