1832 Farmer's Market
The market is so named because Bastrop was platted on
June 8, 1832 and officially named Bastrop.
The town was designed along conventional Mexican lines,
with a square in the center and blocks set aside for public buildings.
Entrance to Farmers' Market
It's enclosed & is good for rain or shine!
The market is so named because Bastrop was platted on
June 8, 1832 and officially named Bastrop.
The town was designed along conventional Mexican lines,
with a square in the center and blocks set aside for public buildings.
Entrance to Farmers' MarketIt's enclosed & is good for rain or shine!
Gourds & Lavender
"Scented Pleasures"handcrafted soaps, skin balms & candles
it smells wonderful.
Delores Svoboda Leeper from Smithville
also sells peaches & preserves,
gourds & lavender plants, and more.
View of the market.Sorry John, there is no musicians performing.
Would you like to come down from Idaho?
This fellow has wonderful purple peppers, cantaloupe, squash, peaches, etc.
We bought a lot from him.
Above is the baker & maker of jellies & preserves.
Bought a great tomato & basil sourdough loaf.
Vegetable vendor.
Handmade jewelry & pottery are on display.
Below in the basket are lemon cucumbers!Under glass are great muffins, yum.
All from the vendor above.
Lemon cucumbers
Garlic, onions, tomatoes, eggplant to name a few.
Another vendor who has figs along with her vegetables.
The youngest shopper.
10:00 AM Pasta demonstration byHomegrown Catering
Anthony Crossley, chef, from Smithville, TX
Smithville is located about 13 miles east of Bastrop.
