Vendor Events in Hutto, TX

25 spots open

Starting in early February and running through late November, this weekly farmers market brings together local growers and food producers in Hutto, creating a reliable Wednesday evening gathering spot for the community. Held at 420 US Hwy 79, Hutto Co-Op Market Nights operates from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, making it convenient for people to stop by after work or before dinner. The evening timing sets it apart from many traditional farmers markets, offering a different rhythm that fits well with how many shoppers plan their week. The market focuses on food and produce vendors, so you'll find an emphasis on fresh, locally-sourced items. Typical offerings include seasonal vegetables and herbs grown in the Williamson County area, fresh baked goods from local bakers, farm eggs, raw honey, and other value-added food products. This consistent vendor focus means shoppers know what to expect week to week, and vendors in the food and produce category can build regular customer relationships throughout the growing season. The market accepts credit cards, removing barriers for both customers and vendors who prefer cashless transactions. As a weekly farmers market rather than a seasonal pop-up or one-time event, Hutto Co-Op Market Nights offers stability for vendors looking to establish a steady sales channel. The long run from February through November covers most of the peak growing season in Texas, giving you multiple months to build a customer base in this growing area of Williamson County. If you're a producer or baker with consistent supply, this weekly commitment provides the kind of regular vendor slot that supports sustainable business building rather than one-off event sales.

80 spots open

The 41st Annual Hutto Olde Tyme Days Festival is a heritage celebration in Hutto, Texas held annually in October. The festival features artisan and craft vendor booths, food vendors, live music on multiple stages, an antique car show, and family-friendly activities. The event attracts thousands of visitors seeking locally-made goods and supports small businesses and community traditions. Held in the downtown area at the Hutto Co-Op District, the festival runs from 10 AM to 11:30 PM. Admission is free for all ages. Vendors can register food, craft, informational, and business booths through the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce on a first-come basis with consideration for vendor diversity and profitability.