Wylie Urban Farm & Market is a vibrant community destination located at 2315 E Stone Rd in Wylie, Texas, dedicated to connecting neighbors with fresh, locally-sourced food and unique artisan goods. Opened in December 2024, this market brings together organic groceries, luxury produce, handmade crafts, and one-of-a-kind products from local farmers and small business owners throughout the region. By focusing on sustainable, farm-fresh offerings—from pasture-raised eggs and grass-fed meats to homegrown produce and handcrafted soaps—the Market celebrates the best of Texas farming and artisanal creativity.
More than just a place to shop, Wylie Urban Farm & Market serves as a gathering space for residents and visitors alike. It regularly hosts pop-up vendors, workshops, and community events that add a lively, cultural atmosphere to the shopping experience. Whether you’re stocking up on seasonal produce, picking up unique gift items, or stopping by for an event with friends and family, the Market embodies a commitment to local food systems, small business support, and community engagement.
I have many customers in the Dallas area, and I always recommend stopping in to visit the Market. If you’re passing through Dallas, it’s well worth a detour. I’d also be remiss if I didn’t mention that the Market is owned and operated by my son, Dr. Brandon Iker. Am I biased? Of course—but I can assure you the Market truly stands on its own. There’s something there for everyone, and I think you’ll enjoy the visit.
Link to the Market’s website CLICK HERE
Wylie Urban Farm & Market
2315 E Stone Rd
Wylie, Texas 75098
An excellent resource for American Bonsai Potters, well designed site, great information.
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