The 1st Saturday morning of the month, Crossover Bible Fellowship opens its parking lot to the farmers, ranchers, bakers, and makers of Northwest Houston for the Perry Road Farmers' Market. Everything at the market is grown, raised, or made by the people selling it. It's our way to "Touch People With the Love of God," one tomato, one loaf, and one conversation at a time.
Everything you need for a good first Saturday.
Pull in from Perry Road. Booths fill the center of the lot with visitor parking on either side.
Crossover's market is all local: you grow, raise, bake, or make what you sell. Here's what we'll ask for, so you can gather it before you apply.
Local growers, ranchers, bakers, cooks, and makers who produce what they sell. Resold or imported goods are not accepted. Nonprofits and ministries can apply for a community booth.
Read the requirements above, gather your permits and photos, and complete the application on this page. The market team reviews every application and responds by email within two weeks.
Booth and application fees will be posted before applications open. Any application fees are non-refundable.
If you are a regular vendor we would expect to be notified of your attendance before the 1st of the month when we host a Farmer's market. Farmers may apply as seasonal vendors. Community booths may attend up to three times a year.
A 10×10 tent, a 6-foot table, and four 25-pound tent weights (100 lb total). Weights are required at every market, no exceptions. Plan to be self-sufficient for power; note any needs on your application.
Load-in runs 8:00 to 9:00am. Unload at your booth, then move your vehicle to vendor parking before the market opens at 9:00am. Please stay open until 12 noon.
Let the market team know at least 48 hours ahead so we can adjust the layout. Repeated no-shows may affect your spot.
Yes. Send it to the market team for approval first, and don’t bring it until you hear back.
One form for vendors and community booths. Questions and document uploads adjust to what you choose.