Denton Community Market — Attraction in Denton

I love the Denton Community Market! It's like a miniature Arts and Jazz Fest every Saturday from spring to fall. The Community Market is an outdoor market hosted next to the beautifully restored Bayless-Selby House Museum, which lends an additional small-town-cozy feeling to it. Kids run around on the grass while their parents look on and musicians play in the central gazebo.

There's music, arts and crafts stalls hosted by local artists, farmers selling their harvested produce, dogs hanging out with their people, and there's even some prepared (hot) food vendors. Most vendors appear to accept credit/debit cards, not just cash. There's free parking available across Mulberry street at the Carroll building, but the market is a hot place to be on Saturday morning. As the morning progresses, the whole block around the market has cars lining its streets. The Community Market is also close enough to the Denton Downtown Square that it draws people over from that area, too. People seem to flock to the Community Market from all directions when it's open. It's really a fun, comfortable place to spend a Saturday morning, especially in the summer time before the temperature...

Hey y'all I've sure been missing a sweet treat of a time perusing all the many vendors. They all had a lot to offer. One of my faves was the soco ginger beer, so crisp fresh, I had a cup w hibiscus and went home w a bottle w cucumber mint. Shoot!! I went home w quite a few things surprisingly since I went just to take a gander. Brought home some seasoning im looking forward to dashing on a steak and the organic 🌰's and oh the purple bell peppers which I discovered this very day and last but not least some beautiful basil. Tbh, I came home with other stuff too, lol. Not sure you want to go, JUST GO and support your local vendors they're your neighbors and mine. Note: pst, not sure how to find a farmer w grass fed beef and good chicken? ....FARMERS...

Pretty good. The vendors seemed great. This was my first time to this farmer's market but I'm very familiar with farmers markets and this on wasn't bad.

Parking was kind of a mess and people were rudely just cutting thru parking spaces to get out of the lot. Saw several close calls for accidents.

There were signs asking people to wear masks and be socially distant but st least 50% of the people were not complying.

Maybe it's just the area, but people (meaning the patrons) were generally kind of rude or at the minimum just didn't care about other people.

Don't get me wrong, it's a decent little Farmer's market. Just be prepared to have to tolerate the ignorance of the masses. It's sad because there's potential for it to be...