A note regarding COVID-19
Wimberley
Metaphysical and Holistic Fair
March 1-2, June 7-8, Oct. 4-5
Wimberley Community Center, 14068 Ranch Road 12
Experience a day filled with spiritual enlightenment and holistic wellness. A variety of vendors offer metaphysical products, healing services, and wellness resources. Attend insightful workshops and classes. Whether you’re seeking crystals, tarot readings, energy healing, or simply a positive atmosphere, this event has something for everyone.
Richmond
Richmond’s Farmers Market
March 7-Dec. 5
City Hall Plaza, 402 Morton St.
The market, held on the first Friday of the month from February through December (skipping July), flourishes under the canopy of old oaks and features music and food trucks. As one of the premier farmers market in Fort Bend County, it offers fresh produce from local growers and artisan goods as well as some prepared foods.
Blanco
Market Day
March 15-Dec. 20
Old Blanco County Courthouse, 300 Main St.
On the third Saturday of each month, shop from over 70 vendors offering homemade crafts, apparel, home décor, plants, baked goods, art, embroidery and crocheted items, and jewelry. Food vendors are on site, and live music fills the air.
Fredericksburg
Farmers Market
April 3-Aug. 14
Marktplatz, Adelsverein Halle, 100 block of West Main Street
The Fredericksburg Farmers Market continues to bring locally grown and produced foods to the community. Every Thursday, rain or shine, shoppers can meet farmers and producers while shopping for fresh produce, meats, baked goods, and other items.
Stephenville
Farmer and Artisan Markets
April 5-Oct. 4
Downtown Stephenville Plaza, West Washington Street and South Belknap Street
The first Saturday of the month from April to October, stroll through a marketplace filled with fresh, locally grown produce, handcrafted goods, homemade treats, and unique artisan creations. Whether you’re shopping for farm-fresh ingredients, one-of-a-kind gifts, or just soaking in the lively atmosphere, there’s something for everyone
Hillsboro
Farmers Market
May 3-Oct. 25
Hillsboro Downtown District
Local farmers provide the freshest produce and artisanal foods in Central Texas every Saturday.
Cedar Hill
Farmers Market
May 10-Oct. 25
Downtown, 501 Cedar St.
Enjoy fresh produce, handmade goods, and artisanal treats from local farmers and vendors in historic downtown.
Canton
First Monday Trade Days
May 1-4, 29-June 1, July 3-6, 31-Aug. 3, 28-31
Trade Grounds, 800 First Monday Lane
What started as a small market on the first Monday of the month has grown into the “World’s Largest Outdoor Flea Market” now held Thursday through Sunday once a month. Find home décor, one-of-a-kind furniture, clothing, and an array of delicious food.
Boerne
Farmers Market
June 3-Aug. 26
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Open every Tuesday afternoon, the market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come out and explore the bounty offered by local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Denison
Music on Main
June 6-July 25
Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St.
Head to downtown Denison this summer to catch the annual Music on Main concert series. Except for July 4th, a concert takes place every Friday night for the months of June and July with a variety of genres, artists, and vendors.
Winnsboro
Farmers Market
June 7-Aug. 30
Farmers Market Pavillion, 111 E. Carengie St.
Find fresh, local agricultural products at this farmers market, open on Saturdays and voted the third best farmers market in Texas according American Farmland Trust’s 2024 market shopper poll. Stroll through a vibrant, community-driven market and meet local farmers and savor the flavors of East Texas.
Boerne
A Day at the Farm and Farmers Market
June 7-Aug. 30
Historic Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
Find what you need at this market open every Saturday, whether you want to hike the trails, shop in the open air, get gardening inspiration, take classes on growing food, volunteer at the Cibolo Center for Conservation, or get new recipe ideas.
Corsicana
Mimosas at the Market
June 14, July 12, Aug. 9
Downtown , Beaton Street
Every second Saturday of the month, sip, shop, and toast to good finds and great company at this event that begins in the morning and offers a delightful blend of shopping and sipping into the afternoon.
Boerne
Market Days
June 14-15, July 12-13, Aug. 9-10
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Browse the vendor booths at this monthly market, where you can find a variety of bargains and an assortment of jewelry, plants, art, handcrafts, collectibles, and antiques.
Fredericksburg
Trade Days
June 20-22, July 18-20, Aug. 15-17
Shop over 350 vendors in seven barns and acres of antiques, collectibles, tools, crafts, shabby chic, primitives, ranch furniture, hunting accessories, candles, unique clothing, jewelry, and food.
Plano
Friday Night Market at the Boardwalk
June 20, Aug. 15
The Boardwalk at Granite Park, 5800 SH 121
The Boardwalk at Granite Park joins Lively Local Markets for a unique shopping event. Enjoy dinner at one of the onsite restaurants, then stay for a leisurely evening sipping favorite beverages and strolling through the market to discover unique and handmade items from a selection of local artisans and makers.
Austin
City-Wide Vintage Sale
June 21-22, July 12-13, Aug. 16-17
Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Road
Since 1977, Austin’s largest indoor vintage event has offered shoppers a chance to browse vintage goods, antiques, and collectibles from 80 to 100 vendors from Texas and beyond.
Corsicana
Ladies NIght
June 26, July 24, Aug. 28
Downtown , Beaton Street
Grab your gals and head to Downtown Corsicana for Ladies’ Night! Enjoy shopping, drinks, and a fun evening out as local businesses stay open late just for you.
Temple
Quilt Show
July 11-12
Mayborn Civic and Convention Center, 3303 N. Third St.
The Wildflower Quilt Guild presents its biennial show, themed “All Roads Lead to Texas.” The show features more than 200 quilts on display and a wide variety of vendors.
Laredo
International Sister Cities Festival
July 11-13
Sames Auto Arena, 6700 Arena Blvd.
At Laredo’s International Sister Cities Festival, the Sames Auto Arena is transformed into an indoor mercado featuring over 200 artisans from all over Mexico selling a variety of different products including leather goods, home décor, jewelry, clothing, delicious food, and candies from their native city.
visitlaredo.com/2025-laredo-international-sister-cities-festival/
Belton
A Sami Show
July 12-13
Cadence Bank Center, 301 W. Loop 121
Wander through displays of home and garden décor, floral arrangements, jewelry, handcrafted woodworks, art pieces, candles, gourmet delicacies, clothing, stylish accessories, and gifts.
Kerrville
Texas Gun and Knife Show
July 12-13
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
Vendors sell new and used guns, knives, ammo, coins, jewelry, camping gear, and accessories.
Summer Market
July 12-13
Inn of the Hills Conference Center, 1001 Junction Highway
Vendors bring their best clothing, jewelry, gifts, accessories, Texas handmade items, gourmet food, photography, Scentsy products, and home décor.
Plano
Retro Expo
July 12-13
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Shop for hard-to-find vintage and collectible toys, comic books, records, video games, apparel, props, exclusives, and other items. Be on the lookout for special appearances by popular characters of screen and animation.
San Angelo
Christmas in July Summer Market
July 12
First Financial Pavilion, 4608 Grape Creek Road
Beat the heat and step inside to discover a world of creativity. Explore over 60 local, handmade vendors showcasing their unique creations. From dazzling jewelry and stylish wallets to captivating paintings, stunning wall art, practical kitchen items, and home décor, there’s something for everyone.
Austin
Wellness Wonderland
July 12
Swift Fit Events , 918 Congress Ave., Suite 100
Wellness Wonderland is your chance to reset, recharge, and revel in the holiday spirit—in the middle of July. Experience ice baths with Santa, Christmas-themed mocktails, a silent disco, yoga, and a healthy vendor market.
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Huntsville
Texas Thimble Trail One Stop Shop Hop Vendor Market
July 18-19
Walker County Fair Grounds, 3925 SH 30
This two-day extravaganza is a must visit for quilting and sewing enthusiasts with a wide array of vendors showcasing the latest fabrics, patterns, and sewing supplies, plus live demonstrations and classes.
Ennis
Creative Quilters Guild of Ellis County Quilt Show
July 18-19
Sokol Hall, 2622 SH 34 East
Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or new to the craft, this event offers inspiration, education, and a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts.
Jefferson
Caddo Fly Fishing Expo
July 19
Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.
At this celebration of the sport of fly fishing, visitors can see fly tying demonstrations and lessons, get casting instructions, learn kayak fishing tips, and shop for new gear.
Bonham
Quilt Hop
July 25-26
Bonham Visitor Center , 327 N. Main St.
Don’t miss out on this celebration of quilting arts. Whether you’re there to learn, play, shop, or simply admire the craftsmanship, the Quilt Hop offers something for everyone.
Fredericksburg
Hill Country Auto Swap Meet and Flea Market
July 25-27
Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, 432 Lady Bird Drive
Car enthusiasts can find just about anything at this annual event. A “car corral” has vintage autos for sale in various states of restoration, and there’s also be a flea market.
Giddings
Christmas in July Sip and Shop Arts and Crafts Show
July 26
The Silos on 77, 1031 CR 223
Capture the Christmas season early at the Christmas in July Sip and Shop. Browse the colorful wares of craft vendors while you sip on a cool beverage as seasonal tunes fill the air. Crafts include woodworking, handicrafts, décor, bath and body products, candles, jewelry, accessories, clothing, and tasty treats.
Plano
Christmas in July
July 26
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Over 100 local vendors sell everything from women’s and children’s boutique clothing to home, holiday, and garden décor, from gourmet food items to handmade and fashion jewelry, and many other items.
Temple
First Friday: Summer Sizzle
Aug. 1
Downtown , Main Street
On the first Friday of every month, downtown Temple transforms into a giant party. Join along for live music and performances, great drinks, delicious food, and after-hours shopping.
Brenham
First Friday Farmer and Artisan Market
Aug. 1
Downtown
Shop for fresh, local foods and products at this open-air market. Find artisan, cottage food, farm-to-market, small business, and retail vendors. There’s also live musical performances located in historic downtown Brenham.
Georgetown
First Friday Music on the Square
Aug. 1
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
From March through November, the Georgetown square comes alive with live music and after-hours shopping.
Gonzales
Come and Take It Makers Market
Aug. 2
Independence Square, 500 N. Saint Joseph St.
Held in the spirit of the town’s historic independence, this local artisan market offers a vibrant shopping experience with locally crafted products and art.
Amarillo
AMA-CON
Aug. 2-3
Amarillo Civic Center, 401 S. Buchanan St.
This pop culture convention features comics, gaming, anime, and sci-fi, with panels, cosplay, and vendor exhibits.
Bandera
Market Day
Aug. 2
On the first Saturday of the month, arts and crafts vendors set up pop-up shops featuring original works along Main Street, while farmers sell produce, canned goods, and baked items.
Plano
Quilt Plano Show
Aug. 8-9
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Attendees have a chance to view over 300 beautifully crafted quilts, enjoy the Mini Quilt Auction, explore special exhibits, and shop with a variety of vendors.
Chappell Hill
Wine and Cheese Stroll
Aug. 9
Downtown
Spend the day in Chappell Hill sipping and nibbling perfectly paired wine and cheese samples. Wander about town, as each shop has bites and wine.
Boerne
Kendall County Fair
Aug. 29-31
Kendall County Fairgrounds, 1307 River Road
It’s time for the 118th Kendall County Fair. Make plans to head to the fairgrounds for a weekend of good old-fashioned fun that includes vendors, the queen’s pageant, a rodeo, Bull Riding Extreme, a livestock show, a parade on Saturday, and exhibits in the Homestead Heritage Exhibit Hall.
Grand Prairie
AfroTunes Fest
Aug. 30-31
Jambox at EpicCentral, 2971 SH 161 South
Get ready to groove to the infectious rhythms of Afrobeats while supporting local, minority-owned businesses. This event offers a festival atmosphere where you can shop, enjoy the entertainment, and immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of the community.
Boerne
Farmers Market
Sept. 2-Nov. 18
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Visitors are invited to come to this market, held on Tuesday afternoons, and explore the bounty of local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Corsicana
Navarro County Farmers Market
Sept. 2-Oct. 28
Navarro County Farmers Market, 408 E. Sixth Ave.
The farmers market runs every Tuesday and Saturday through October and offers a wide selection of fresh, locally grown produce, homemade baked goods, honey, herbs, and handcrafted items.
Georgetown
First Friday Music on the Square
Sept. 5
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
From March through November, the Georgetown square comes alive with live music and after-hours shopping.
La Porte
First Fridays at Five Points
Sept. 5-Nov. 7
Five Points Plaza, 100 S. Broadway St.
First Fridays offers a chance to enjoy Main Street with interactive activities inside local businesses. The event features special themes throughout the fall, including a Taste of Main Street in September, Trick or Treat Main Street in October, and a Wine Walk in November.
Brenham
First Friday Farmer and Artisan Market
Sept. 5
Downtown
Shop for fresh, local foods and products at this open-air market. Find artisan, cottage food, farm-to-market, small business, and retail vendors. There’s also live musical performances located in historic downtown Brenham.
La Porte
Main Street Trade Days
Sept. 6-Nov. 1
Main Street, 100 S. Broadway St.
Main Street Trade Days is a monthly event held on the first Saturday of every month. This outdoor market features a wide array of vendors selling antiques, collectibles, repurposed furniture, and handcrafted goods.
Kerrville
Kerr County Market Days and Hill Country Swap Meet
Sept. 6
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
The monthly Market Days features artisans and crafters who bring their own original handcrafted items, while Hill Country Swap Meet is a monthly community garage sale/flea market.
Marble Falls
Market Day on Main
Sept. 6
Cooler weather is here, which means it’s time for Main Street Market Day in Marble Falls. Vendors, set up for several blocks, sell arts, crafts, baked goods, and other merchandise.
Boerne
A Day at the Farm and Farmers Market
Sept. 6-Nov. 22
Historic Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
On Saturdays, the farmers market at the historical Herff Farm is open. Hike the trails, shop in the open air, get gardening inspiration, take classes on growing your food, help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, or get new recipe ideas.
Bandera
Market Day
Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1
At this monthly market, arts and crafts vendors set up pop-up shops featuring original works along Main Street, while farmers sell produce, canned goods, and baked items.
Jefferson
Indoor Art Walk
Sept. 6
Downtown
As you stroll into the businesses of historic Jefferson, you have the opportunity to meet and mingle with some of the local artists and experience their diverse creativity. You may even take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Victoria
Quilt Show
Sept. 12-13
Holy Family Catholic Church, 704 Mallette Drive
Presented by the Victoria Quilt Guild, this two-day show features a beautiful quilt display, vendors, demonstrations, and a scrap drive. Food is available for purchase.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
Sept. 13
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
On Second Saturday Market Days, Georgetown’s shopping and dining expands to include artisan crafts, food trucks, cottage food, and retail.
Chappell Hill
Airing of the Quilts
Sept. 13
Downtown
Step back in time and stroll through Chappell Hill viewing a plethora of quilts. Grandma’s attic full of quilts are all hanging in Chappell Hill for the day. Some quilts are available for sale. There are also kids’ activities.
Kerrville
Texas Gun and Knife Show
Sept. 13-14
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
Vendors sell new and used guns, knives, ammo, coins, jewelry, camping gear, accessories, and other outdoor gear and collectibles.
Boerne
Market Days
Sept. 13-Nov. 9
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
At this market held on the second weekend of each month, hundreds of festive booths display everything from collectibles and remembrances of the past to modern innovations that bring a smile of wonder to those who stroll past.
Medina
Medina Main Street Sale
Sept. 13
Main Street
On the second Saturday of the month, visit the shops at this morning market.
Corsicana
Mimosas at the Market
Sept. 13
Downtown
Say cheers at this event held every second Saturday in downtown Corsicana. Participating shops and businesses offer complimentary mimosas to customers at a variety of stops.
Jefferson
Antique Tractor Show
Sept. 13
Downtown
This show features more than 100 years of rural American history with vehicles as well as stationary and working antique engines, antique farm machinery, and antique displays. Events include a swap meet, a parade, exhibits, a slow tractor race, and awards ceremony.
Sulphur Springs
Lone Star Heritage Quilt Show
Sept. 19-20
First Baptist R.O.C., 115 Putnam St.
The annual quilt show includes over 100 quilts, door prizes, and vendors.
Grandview
Antique Alley Texas
Sept. 19
Antique Alley Texas, 300 E. Criner St.
Communities in Johnson and Ellis counties participate in this treasure hunt adventure. Find antiques and collectibles, visit eclectic retail shops in the downtown areas, and browse yard sales and church and school fundraisers. Stop by local, family-owned eateries and food trucks along the shopping trail. Kids can shop at junior entrepreneur venues, see farm animals, and learn rural living as well. There’s also classic cars, antique tractors, and musical entertainment.
Van Horn
Our Lady of Fatima Kermes
Sept. 19-20
Kermes Grounds, 308 Almond St.
A “kermes” is bazaar in Spanish, and this one includes food and entertainment for all.
Surfside Beach
Fall Festival
Sept. 19-20
Stahlman Park, Bluewater Highway
Celebrate the start of autumn at this festival that offers crafts, vendors, and kites soaring through the air.
Blanco
Market Day
Sept. 20
Old Blanco County Courthouse, 300 Main St.
Shop from over 70 vendors offering homemade crafts, apparel, home décor, plants, baked goods, art, embroidery and crocheted items, and jewelry. Food vendors are on site, and live music fills the air.
Luling
Artisan Market on Main Street
Sept. 20
Main Street, 400 E. Davis St.
Artisan vendors bring handcrafted items and treats to downtown. Shop wooden yard art, handmade soaps, jewelry, salsa, cookies, and freeze-dried candy.
Houston
The Makeup Show Houston
Sept. 20-21
Hilton Houston Post Oak, 2001 Post Oak Blvd.
The most influential artists, beauty experts, and top brands come together to teach you the latest trends, techniques, and career secrets in the beauty industry. There are studio classes and shopping for makeup and skincare.
Gonzales
Come and Take It Makers Market
Sept. 20
Texas Heroes Square
The Come and Take It Makers Market features fresh produce, local meats, handmade crafts, laser-engraved items, and artisan vendors.
Snyder
Canyon Gun Club Gun, Knife, and Coin Show
Sept. 20-21
The Coliseum, 900 E. Coliseum Drive
At 44 years strong, this is one of the best gun shows around. Lots of vendors are there to help you with all of your firearm questions and needs.
Boerne
Style Show and Shopping Event
Sept. 20
The Bevy Hotel, 101 Herff Road
Join Boerne retailers for a night out shopping. Grab a drink and shop the upcoming trends that can be found in local Boerne shops.
Bandera
Third Saturday Market at Sheepwalk Ranch
Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 15
The Sheepwalk Ranch, 5305 SH 173 North
Discover unique, handcrafted treasures and support small businesses at The Sheepwalk Ranch. Enjoy a day of shopping, local goods, and great finds.
Galveston
Galveston Island Shrimp Festival
Sept. 26-27
Saengerfest Park, 2302 Strand St.
Featuring some of the best shrimp gumbo on the Gulf Coast, the Shrimp Festival includes a seafood cookoff, tastings, a li’l shrimp parade, and a merchant walkabout.
The Woodlands
Texas Fine Craft Show
Sept. 26-28
The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel, 1601 Lake Robbins Drive
This craft show welcomes art lovers to a curated, intimate environment that celebrates the art of fine craft. Fine artisans display their handcrafted works featuring fiber, wood, jewelry, glass, and ceramic items and techniques from around the world.
Plano
Fall Train Show
Sept. 27-28
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
The North Texas Council of Railroad Clubs organizes two train shows each year in Plano, giving model train enthusiasts young and old the opportunity to see a variety of home layouts, shop from vendors, learn through clinics, and ask expert builder questions.
Waco
Hot Shops Boutique Shopping Pavilion
Oct. 2-12
Extraco Events Center , 4601 Bosque Blvd.
Shop boutique clothing, accessories, shoes, home décor, furniture, gourmet food, dips, sauces, art, yard decorations, holiday items and more. Admission is free.
Canton
First Monday Trade Days
Oct. 2-Nov. 30
First Monday Trade Days Grounds, 800 1st Monday Lane
What started as a small market on the first Monday of the month has grown into the “World’s Largest Outdoor Flea Market” now held Thursday through Sunday once a month. Find home décor, one-of-a-kind furniture, clothing, and an array of delicious food.
Jefferson
City-Wide Rummage Sale
Oct. 2-4
Various locations
Homeowners all over town go through their closets and storerooms to bring out their old treasures to sell. Many local businesses participate as well. Maps are provided.
Georgetown
First Friday Music on the Square
Oct. 3
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
From March through November, the Georgetown square comes alive with live music and after-hours shopping.
Nacogdoches
SFA Gardens Fall Plant Sale
Oct. 4
Pineywoods Native Plant Center, 2900 Raguet St.
SFA Gardens fall plant sale features a large selection of hard-to-find, Texas-tough plants, including Texas natives, perennials, shrubs, and trees. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early and bring a wagon to carry plants.
Burnet
Texas State Button Society Fall Workshop and Sale
Oct. 4
Burnet County AgiLife Extension Building, 607 N. Vandeveer
The Texas Button Society holds its fall workshop and sale, themed “Aloha Buttons...Chill with Button Friends. Catch a Workshop or Two and Surf for Buttons.” The public is invited to come and learn a new hobby and browse through the buttons at vendor tables managed by knowledgeable button collectors.
Hallettsville
Fall City Wide Garage Sale
Oct. 4
Chamber of Commerce, 1614 N. Texana St.
Residents clean out their clutter for a day of treasure hunting, as shoppers from all over come to find great bargains. For this year’s event, a farmers market has been added with vendors set up at the Chamber of Commerce office and selling fresh veggies, jams, jellies, and other merchandise.
Plano
Hollydays Market
Oct. 10-12
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Shop over 130 vendors and crafters to find new, unique, and one-of-a-kind gifts all in one place.
Salado
Jingle Walk: Christmas in October
Oct. 10
Ladies Auxilary League, Main Street
This is the 45th anniversary of the Salado Ladies Community League’s Christmas in October event. Leisurely shop local stores and get an early start on Christmas gift-giving. Receive a commemorative shopping bag and a unique gift from each participating store. Walkers are also eligible for door prizes.
Boerne
Hill Country Mile Rod Run
Oct. 10-11
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
This event is open to cars and motorcycles aged 1975 and older and features some of the best classic rides in the Texas Hill Country. The all-day, family-friendly event features live music, local craft beer, food, vendors, and a cruise-in event in downtown Boerne on Friday night.
Jefferson
East Texas Burn Run
Oct. 10
Downtown
The weekend offers bikes, bands, and fun. Enjoy bike games, a live auction, live music, a bike show, and a raffle for a brand-new motorcycle. Proceeds go to the Percy R. Johnson Burn Foundation and Camp I’m Still Me.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
Oct. 11
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
On Second Saturday Market Days, Georgetown’s shopping and dining expands to include artisan crafts, food trucks, cottage food, and retail.
Hillsboro
AutumnFest
Oct. 11
Courthouse Square , 1 Waco St.
This annual festival offers art, vendors, food trucks, children’s activities, and downtown concerts and fun surrounding the Hill County Courthouse.
Kerrville
Kerr County Market Days and Hill Country Swap Meet
Oct. 11
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
The monthly Market Days features artisans and crafters who bring their own original handcrafted items, while Hill Country Swap Meet is a monthly community garage sale/flea market.
Plano
Superhero 5K and Fun Run
Oct. 11
Red Tail Pavilion, 2801 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Walkers, runners, and wheelchair users of all levels are welcome to participate. Compete alone or as a duo team using a pushchair or stroller. Enjoy a vendor area, food trucks, and guest SuperHeroes along the route. The event is organized by Powered to Move.
Medina
Medina Main Street Sale
Oct. 11
Main Street
On the second Saturday of the month, visit the shops at this morning market.
Bandera
Fall Festival
Oct. 11
Bandera City Park, 1102 Maple St.
To celebrate autumn, Bandera hosts this festival with food, activities, games, contests, animals, and vendors.
Corsicana
Mimosas at the Market
Oct. 11
Downtown
Say cheers at this event held every second Saturday in downtown Corsicana. Participating shops and businesses offer complimentary mimosas to customers at a variety of stops.
Witches Night Out
Oct. 16
Downtown
The festive evening in downtown Corsicana features themed shopping, cocktails, and costumed fun. Guests are encouraged to dress in their best witchy costumes and enjoy a magical night out with friends.
New Braunfels
Hollydays Market
Oct. 17-19
New Braunfels Convention Center, 375 Castell Ave.
Shop with over 130 vendors and crafters to find lots of new, unique, and one-of-a-kind gifts all in one place.
Port Aransas
Shoptober
Oct. 17-19
Various locations
Score deals on all those summer finds you missed out on. Snag that great pair of flip-flops or that extra-special price on the must-have swimsuit you’ve been eyeing. It’s also a fabulous time to bring a touch of fall décor into your home.
Blanco
Market Day
Oct. 18
Old Blanco County Courthouse, 300 Main St.
Shop from over 70 vendors offering homemade crafts, apparel, home décor, plants, baked goods, art, embroidery and crocheted items, and jewelry. Food vendors are on site, and live music fills the air.
Luling
Artisan Market on Main Street
Oct. 18
Main Street, 400 E. Davis St.
Artisan vendors bring handcrafted items and treats to downtown. Shop wooden yard art, handmade soaps, jewelry, salsa, cookies, and freeze-dried candy.
Plano
International Festival
Oct. 18
Haggard Park, 901 E. 15th St.
Visit colorful cultural booths and a wide variety of vendors, taste new flavors from different parts of the world, participate in interactive games, and enjoy many other festivities.
events.visitplano.com/event/plano-international-festival-2025
Boerne
Harvest Time Tractor Pull
Oct. 18
The Agricultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
Come watch antique tractors from around Texas as they compete to pull the heaviest weight the farthest. Hayrides, music, food trucks, and craft vendors are part of the wholesome family fun.
Bandera
Pipe Creek Dancehall Festival Market Days
Oct. 18
Pipe Creek General Store and Dancehall, 9878 SH 16 South
Join the fun at this Pipe Creek Dancehall events that features live music, food, and shopping.
Jefferson
Bigfoot Conference
Oct. 18
Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.
Established in 2001 as the original annual Bigfoot Conference in Texas by the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, the event offers expert speakers, physical evidence exhibits, presentations, special screenings, and vendors.
Marble Falls
Fall Festival
Oct. 23-25
Johnson Park, 230 Ave. J
The Fall Festival, a three-day event in Johnson Park, includes carnival rides, games, live music, a market full of vendors, local food trucks, and other festivities to celebrate the season.
Winnsboro
Autumn Trails Trade Day and Swap Meet, Classic Car Parade, Baking Contest, and Other Events
Oct. 23-26
Various locations
The final weekend of the monthlong Autumn Trails celebration features a trade day and swap meet; an antique and classic car parade; an arts and crafts show; a cake and pie baking contest and sale; the Lone Star Pepper Palooza (hot pepper eating contest); a classic car show; a “Fashion Through the Eras” exhibition; a pet show; a barbecue; and a beard and mustache contest.
Kerrville
Texas Fleece and Fiber Festival
Oct. 24-26
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
At this festival celebrating fiber producers, artists, teachers, and enthusiasts, vendors from all over Texas and beyond offer their products and art while teachers and speakers offer classes with subjects ranging from fiber arts to animal husbandry practices. There are also live demonstrations—from sheep herding to washing and dying of fleeces—exhibits, and several smaller events.
Port Aransas
Wooden Boat Festival
Oct. 24-26
Roberts Point Park, 301 JC Barr Blvd.
This festival was created by the staff and volunteers at Farley Boat Works to provide a venue for showcasing the fine craft of wooden boat building. The annual family-friendly event features handcrafted kayaks, paddleboards, skiffs, sailing boats, and historical Farley boats; plus, there are vendors and live music.
Boerne
Trick or Treat Trail
Oct. 26
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Trick or treat all day long in and around the Hill Country Mile. Kids and adults are welcome to dress up and fill their candy buckets while leisurely shopping and strolling through historical downtown.
Kerrville
Texas Furniture Makers Show
Oct. 30-Dec. 12
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St.
This show is an annual statewide competition featuring works by the finest custom furniture makers in Texas.
Llano
Outdoor Sports Expo
Oct. 31
Llano Visitor Center, 100 Train Station Drive
The Llano Outdoor Sports Expo is the largest event of its kind in the Hill Country. There is live music and dozens of vendors, free goodie bags (while supplies last), food and drinks, educational courses, and workshops and seminars.
Kerrville
Kerr County Market Days and Hill Country Swap Meet
Nov. 1
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
The monthly Market Days features artisans and crafters who bring their own original handcrafted items, while Hill Country Swap Meet is a monthly community garage sale/flea market.
Plano
Shopping Days Vendor Market
Nov. 1
My Possibilities, 3601 Mapleshade Land
Discover hidden gems and support local businesses at this fun-filled day of exploration featuring a wide variety of unique products from local vendors including Christmas décor, trendy fashion items, handcrafted jewelry, and delicious homemade treats.
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Jefferson
Fall History, Haunts, and Legends Paranormal Conference
Nov. 1
Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.
Experience a day of special guest speakers, vendors, tours, and nighttime investigations at some of Jefferson’s historic sites and rumored haunted locations. This is a fun event for those who enjoy history, mystery, the unexplained, and things that go bump in the night.
Fort Worth
Margaret’s Market Boutique
Nov. 3-13
The Woman’s Club of Fort Worth, 1326 Pennsylvania Ave.
A holiday shopping event includes home décor, jewelry, women’s fashion, gourmet food, children’s items, and books.
Wichita Falls
Christmas Magic
Nov. 6-9
Wichita Falls MPEC Exhibit Hall, 1000 Fifth St
The Junior League Wichita Falls hosts this annual shopping event to raise money for charities. Gather your girlfriends, collect a beverage, and get your shopping done early from local vendors showcasing gifts and other goods.
Boerne
Diva Night
Nov. 6
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
The best girls night out on the Mile is back. Diva Night bursts with everything you love from your favorite shops: later shopping hours, cocktails, fun bites, and music, making it a great night out with friends.
Georgetown
First Friday Music on the Square
Nov. 7
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
From March through November, the Georgetown square comes alive with live music and after-hours shopping.
Lake Jackson
Mums and Mistletoe Market
Nov. 7-8
St. Michael’s Event Center, 100 Oak Drive
This holiday market offers a variety of vendors and serves its famous market café cheese soup.
Amarillo
Christmas Roundup: A Holiday Market
Nov. 7-9
Amarillo Civic Center, 401 S. Buchanan St.
This holiday market benefits the educational programs of the Amarillo Museum of Art. Enjoy a weekend of festivities and shopping. Early birds receive refreshments and giveaways to the first 100 shoppers, while later shoppers can expect cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, select merchant specials, and door prizes. Enjoy art in action, and pictures and crafts with Santa.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
Nov. 8
The Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
On Second Saturday Market Days, Georgetown’s shopping and dining expands to include artisan crafts, food trucks, cottage food, and retail.
Kerrville
The Artisan Market
Nov. 8-9
Kerrville Apostolic Church, 1023 North St.
Come get your holiday shopping done early at this all handmade market, where you can find the best of local craftmanship and culinary delights including home goods, baked goods, and barbecue plates.
Gun and Knife Show
Nov. 8-9
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
Vendors sell new and used guns, knives, ammo, coins, jewelry, camping gear, accessories, and other outdoor gear and collectibles.
Medina
Medina Main Street Sale
Nov. 8
Main Street
On the second Saturday of the month, visit the shops at this morning market.
Corsicana
Mimosas at the Market
Nov. 8
Downtown
Say cheers at this event held every second Saturday in downtown Corsicana. Participating shops and businesses offer complimentary mimosas to customers at a variety of stops.
Jefferson
Woofstock
Nov. 8
Downtown
At this family pet-friendly event, guests can find food trucks, artisan and craft vendors, activities for kids and pets, games and prizes, live entertainment, pet adoptions.
Henderson
Heritage Syrup Festival
Nov. 8
Downtown and Depot Museum, 100 E. Main St. and 514 N. High St.
Enjoy a celebration of pure cane syrup, crafted with time-honored tradition in Henderson. One of the sweetest festivals in Texas features craft demonstrations, vendors selling a variety of merchandise, live music, food, children’s activities, and a car show.
Ingram
ArtMart: Christmas Gift Showcase
Nov. 14-Dec. 12
Hill Country Arts Foundation, 120 Point Theatre Road
Enjoy a holiday shopping showcase of handmade crafts by area artists.
Blanco
Market Day
Nov. 15
Old Blanco County Courthouse, 300 Main St.
Shop from over 70 vendors offering homemade crafts, apparel, home décor, plants, baked goods, art, embroidery and crocheted items, and jewelry. Food vendors are on site, and live music fills the air.
Hallettsville
Market Days
Nov. 15
KC Hall, 321 US 77
At this quarterly indoor/outdoor shopping experience a wide variety of vendors from around Texas showcase their wares.
Austin
A Christmas Affair
Nov. 20-23
Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Road
Now in its 50th year, A Christmas Affair is a five-day holiday market that hosts over 200 retail merchants from across the country and attracts over 25,000 patrons.
Nacogdoches
Holiday in the Pines
Nov. 20-22
Nacogdoches County Exposition and Civic Center, 3805 NW Stallings Drive
More than 100 specialty stores and shops from coast-to-coast gather for holiday shopping in a festive atmosphere.
Yoakum
Sip and Shop
Nov. 20
West Grand Avenue
Get your Christmas shopping done early with extended shopping hours at downtown boutiques as you browse a selection of home-based vendors and sip a drink along the way. Visit all of the listed boutiques to be entered into drawings for giveaways.
Bandera
Fleas’ Market
Nov. 20-21
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
Enjoy shopping for a special gift for that special someone. Merchandise includes sewing items, holiday décor, furniture, handbags, knickknacks, collectibles, and kitchenware.
Boerne
Fall Handmade Market
Nov. 21
1910 Church , 130 Sisterdale Road
The Boerne Handmade Market is the largest market of its kind in South Texas. The event feature 75-plus handmade-only vendors selling jewelry, apparel, leather goods, toys, home décor, and art, as well as handmade candles, food, and drink.
Corsicana
Pink Friday
Nov. 21
Downtown
Pink Friday is a festive kickoff to the holiday season, held the Friday before Thanksgiving to support small businesses. Enjoy exclusive deals, extended hours, and a fun evening of local shopping.
Luling
Arts and Crafts Show
Nov. 22
Watermelon Thump Pavilion, 319 E. Davis St.
Discover handcrafted gifts and stocking stuffers that’ll make your holiday season special.
Plano
Holiday Market
Nov. 22-23
Carpenter Park Recreation Center, 6701 Coit Road
Exhibitors display handcrafted holiday gifts including jewelry, handmade wood items, candles, and soaps. There’s also a selection of tamales, brownies, cupcakes, jams, nuts, and dips for holiday parties. In addition, Collin County seniors stock the Hip Hip for Gray booth with a variety of crafts including quilts, baby items, and ornaments.
Giddings
Sip and Shop Christmas Market
Nov. 23
The Silos on Highway 77, 1031 CR 223
Immerse yourself in a wonderland of creativity from handmade jewelry to woodworking masterpieces, and everything in between. Vendors have curated an array of unique and thoughtful gifts.
Fredericksburg
Trade Days Holiday Encore
Nov. 28-30
Fredericksburg Trade Days , 355 Sunday Farms Lane
Shop for the holidays with over 350 vendors in seven barns and acres of antiques, collectibles, tools, crafts, shabby chic, primitives, ranch furniture, hunting accessories, candles, unique clothing, jewelry, and food. Relax in the beer garden while listening to live music.
Texas Woodworkers Market
Nov. 29-30
Marktplatz, 126 W. Main St.
Talented artists are bringing their best woodworking to the show, including tables, beds, dressers, interesting vintage bases, mantels, cutting boards, cheese slicers, crosses, and wall décor. There’s live music throughout the weekend, and a food truck and winery on site.
Comfort
Christmas in Comfort
Nov. 29
Christmas in Comfort, Downtown Historic District
At this all-day outdoor arts and crafts festival, over 100 vendors sell their works and handicrafts. There’s also live entertainment, food, activities for children and families, and a lighted night parade followed by fireworks.
Hallettsville
Festival of Lights
Nov. 29
Courthouse Square, 109 N. La Grange St.
Hallettsville celebrates the Christmas season with its annual courthouse lighting event, which includes artisan and food vendors, a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, a kids zone, and a lighted parade.
Small Business Saturday
Nov. 29
Downtown
It’s a day to encourage people to support local businesses and help them thrive.
Corsicana
Small Business Saturday
Nov. 29
Downtown
Small Business Saturday highlights the charm of shopping local with unique finds, festive deals, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Celebrate the season by supporting the businesses that keep Texas towns thriving.
Jefferson
Wassail Walk
Nov. 29
Various locations
Come stroll through eclectic boutiques and antique shops while sipping a compememtary cup of wassail or other holiday beverage in downtown Jefferson. Finish your holiday shopping or just lift your spirits.
Hale Center
Lions Club Arts and Crafts and Christmas Cookie Sale
Nov. 30
KC Hall, 321 US 77
Enjoy holiday fun and community spirit at this festive event for the whole family. There are vendors selling unique gifts and handmade treasures, a performance by Hallettsville ISD Jr. High Band, photos with Santa and The Grinch, children’s activities, a raffle sale and drawing in the afternoon, and the Famous Cookie Walk.
