Market organizer Pamela Boyar, who also oversees the Westlake Farmers' Market, will be bringing in more craft-related vendors to fill out the Threadgill's parking lot going into the Holiday season. She's anticipating an influx of traffic-stopping organic shoppers as the heat begins to die down. The Market atmosphere is festive with conversation, refreshments and door prizes. The market is largely organic, and most produce is picked fresh Wednesday mornings. Beautiful, eye-catching hill country flowers such as bluebonnets, gladiolas, bougainvillea, and Indian paintbrush are available.
Shoppers can also pick up fresh eggs, muffins and both sweet and savory breads.
Salsas, baked goods, cheeses and empanadas are sampled widely by customers, as is just about everything else. Some vendors sell starter plants for the green thumbs at the market. The Armadillo Farmers' Market will be open this year until Thanksgiving. Shoot, they're just getting started. Get the highlights from Karl's report in our weekly email .