Dallas Farmers Market is a year-round market at 920 S. Harwood St. in downtown Dallas, with an outdoor market and an indoor food hall. It’s a practical stop for local vendors and food, and you can reach it on foot from a DART station.
- Location: 920 S. Harwood St., Dallas, TX 75201.
- The Shed is open on Saturdays and Sundays; The Market Building food hall is open daily.
- Admission to both market areas is free.
- Pearl/Arts District DART station is a 5-minute walk south of the market.
The market’s public spaces and vendors
Dallas Farmers Market has two distinct public spaces: The Shed, an outdoor market, and The Market Building, an indoor food hall. The market has operated year-round since 1941.
The Market Building covers 26,000 square feet and has more than 30 local vendors, including restaurants, specialty-food sellers and retailers. It offers indoor seating and an outdoor patio, with views of the Dallas skyline.
The Shed sits under a permanent covered structure and operates year-round, rain or shine. Dogs on leash are welcome in the outdoor market and on The Market patios, but not inside The Market Building food hall.
Market days and opening hours
Individual vendor hours vary.
Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday: 10 AM–7 PM
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
Admission to The Shed and The Market Building is free. The campus is ADA accessible, with level surfaces throughout the outdoor market, accessible restrooms in The Market Building and accessible parking near the main entrance.
SNAP/EBT is accepted at The Shed; its Double Your Dollars program matches benefits dollar for dollar on produce and food purchases up to $10 per visit.
Hours and holiday arrangements can change, so check the official site before you go.
How do you get to Dallas Farmers Market by transit?
Pearl/Arts District DART station, served by the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines, is a 5-minute walk south to the market. St. Paul Station, served by the Red and Blue lines, is also walkable from the market.
If you’re planning other stops around town, the guide to getting around Dallas by DART and bus can help you think through transit connections. The market also lists bike-share stations nearby and bike racks at The Market and The Shed.
Several surface lots sit beside the market, including the Farmers Market Lot at 920 S. Harwood St.; rates vary. Street parking on Harwood, Marilla and Taylor Streets is first come, first served. Parking rates and availability can change, so check the official site before you go.
A motel in Dallas, Welcome Inn, is one accommodation option for your trip.
Nearby downtown stops
Main Street Garden is a downtown green space you can include in a wider city itinerary. Downtown Dallas hotels near Elm or Main Street are a 10–15 minute walk from the market through the Harwood District. For a day that links downtown landmarks and the Arts District, how to plan a one-day Dallas route offers a route to consider.
FAQs
Is Dallas Farmers Market free to enter?
Yes. Admission to both The Shed and The Market Building is free.
Can you visit The Shed on a weekday?
No. Its regular hours are on Saturdays and Sundays; it is closed Monday through Friday.
Are dogs allowed at Dallas Farmers Market?
Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor market and on The Market patios, but pets are not permitted inside the food hall.
Is the market accessible?
The campus is ADA accessible, with level outdoor surfaces, accessible restrooms in The Market Building and accessible parking near the main entrance.