Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In our new interview series, It Takes A Village, Meet Yours, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
We recently had the pleasure of having a virtual sit down with our premiere floral connoisseur Amanda Vanhoozier of Bishop Hill Farm Flowers. She spoke with us from her home & urban flower farm just a hoot & a holler... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In our new interview series, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
Today’s spotlight is on Delanco Farms. Over six years ago Colleen & Russell Gonzales along with their two daughters moved to Paradise, Texas to follow their dream of creating a sustainable, organic principled farm on their six acres of land. Colleen and Russell... | Read More
*Please be informed of our COVID-19 Safety Precautions prior to attending the market day.
We're asking shoppers to pre-purchase whenever possible.
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In this unique shared experience, maintaining even the smallest of things you can count on become valued anchors. Coppell Farmers Market (CFM) remains here for our community and our vendors, offering nourishing foods and a small sense of normalcy and comfort.
Under the existing state of disaster city ordinance all farmers markets are deemed a “viable grocery option” so we are able to remain functioning with certain... | Read More
** CUSTOMERS MUST READ COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS PRIOR TO ATTENDING THE MARKET. **
SNAP Benefits Accepted. Ask market staff where and how to run EBT cards.
Vendor Stall Map Veggie, Fruit & FlowersHighway 19 Produce & Berries – Accepting cash, check and credit card. Inquire about preorders and prepayment at [email protected]
Tree Folk Farm- Accepting credit card, cash, and Venmo payments @andregorham. Not taking... | Read More
Coppell Farmers Market Operational Standards during COVID-19 Public Emergency
The City of Coppell defines the Coppell Farmers Market (CFM) as a viable grocery option and is therefore able to continue operating during the Declaration of a State of Disaster so long as additional safety precautions (outlined below) are implemented.
The City of Coppell considers the CFM to be a valuable source of fresh produce, meats, dairy and other local staples and... | Read More
Celerey+Broccoli+*
Broccolini+Cauliflower+*Purple Cauliflower*Scallions+Brussels Sprouts*
Cut FlowersRanunculusAnemone
Beets +Turnip+Radish+Carrot+Potatoes+
PlantsVeggie Seedlings
Cabbage+Micro Greens (sunflower,... | Read More
It’s peak egg season! Visit Livestock First Ranch, Rehoboth Ranch, or Weathertop Farm at the CFM to find pasture-raised eggs.
Farmers and ranchers at the Coppell Farmers Market take pride in raising their laying hens on pasture, and this time of year they are bringing an abundance of eggs to sell. One might ask “What does the term “pasture-raised” mean?”
Watch the short film The Story of an Egg to learn... | Read More
The Coppell Farmers Market vendors will be set up in an alternate arrangement on Saturday, February 22nd due to construction on the Old Town Pavilion, sometimes called the “Farmers Market Pavilion”.
Alternate Layout on February 8th. The layout will be repeated until pavilion construction is completed.All vendor stalls will be located out front of the pavilion structure (off West Main) in the adjoining parking lot, and setup in no assigned order. Customers may need... | Read More
Broccoli+*
Broccolini+Cauliflower+*Purple Cauliflower*Scallions+Brussels Sprouts*
Beets +Turnip+Radish+Carrot+Potatoes+
Cabbage+Micro Greens (sunflower, broccoli, radish, pea)+ Kale +*Arugula+*Spinach*Lettuce Mix+ Head Letuce*
Mixed Asian Greens*Mini Chinese Cabbage+Bok Choy+*... | Read More
