COMPOST HASTE WILL PICKUP COMPOST AT THE COPPELL FARMERS MARKET ON SATURDAYS: SEPT. 28, OCT. 12, AND OCT. 26.
Those who loath the thought of food waste going to the landfill but don’t have the resources to compost at home can now drop certain biodegradable waste at the Coppell Farmers Market.
Compost Haste is providing the collection services for free when consumers bring compostable waste in their own container, or consumers can pay a nominal... | Read More
The Coppell Farmers Market is seeking food-loving locals to help with our fundraising dinner on Saturday, October 12.
Volunteers will help set-up, serve, refill supplies at beverage stations, and clean-up. Volunteer shifts vary in time, but most shifts will begin about 5pm and continue through the end of the dinner.
To become a volunteer or learn more, send an email to [email protected]
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The Coppell Sustainable Food Organization is looking for volunteers interested in serving on its board of directors. The CSFO oversees the Coppell Community Garden and the Coppell Farmers Market. Through the CCG volunteers adopt garden plots at one of three locations (Helping Hands at City Hall, Ground Delivery at the Post Office and Old Town at the Senior Center) and grow food that is donated to Metrocrest Community Services. The Farmers Market allows local farmers and artisanal food... | Read More
On Saturday August 10th, the Coppell Farmers Market (CFM) celebrated National Farmers Market Week, a time when farmers markets across the country aim to highlight the significance of local food production and the importance of farmers markets.
As part of our Market’s celebration, we planned market tours with the goal of helping both veteran and new visitors shop the Coppell Farmers Market to the best of their advantage. We’ve adapted the oral account of our Market’s... | Read More
To celebrate National Farmers Market Week we’ll host guided tours of our market, and hand out cold drinks and meal plans to shoppers, on Saturday August 10th!
Cold Drink Bar: Free ice-cold beverages made by CFM vendors! The cold drink bar will be located at the main entrance of the farmers market pavilion. Drink choices will include Jewel Kombucha, Soco Ginger Beer, Good Spice Lemonade, Rakkasan Tea Company iced... | Read More
Big thanks to all who attended Customer Appreciation Day on July 13th! What a great turn out!
Pat Simon, Owner of Customer CafeCustom CafeCustom Café has been a vendor at our market for ages! They sell amazing custom soup/dip/bread dry mixes that are free of fake ingredients, like “natural flavors” and preservatives.
Custom Cafe Dill Potato Salad:
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If you’re someone who loves the idea of buying home grown vegetables but struggle to maintain a farmers market shopping routine, help is on the way with our market’s new app! Customers can shop from a variety of Coppell Farmers Market vendors from their smart device during the week, then pickup the order at their convenience on a market day.
While other farmers markets across the country are already using this technology, the Coppell Farmers Market is the first in the region to... | Read More
The Coppell Farmers Market will celebrate our vendors on Saturday, May 25th. Join in celebrating the amazing, hardworking individuals who grow and prepare our food, day-in and day-out. We encourage customers to show gratitude to their favorite farmers, ranchers, and food producers in any simple way.
The Coppell Farmers Market fulfills grocery needs year-round. Vendors are vetted to ensure they grow and produce what they sell. Open Saturdays, 8am-noon.... | Read More
Did you know that the Coppell Farmers Market has a Learning Garden on site?
Join us every market Saturday at 10:30am for Garden Time for Kids, where participants often make garden-centric crafts, get their hands dirty, and always learn what’s growing.
Garden Time for Kids is subject to closure in the case of rain or temps below 40. The CFM Learning Garden is located near the splash pad and beneath the flag pole at 768 W. Main St. in Old Town... | Read More
