Sugar Land’s Farmers Market at Imperial Park has four dates on the city calendar this month: Saturdays, Nov. 7, 14, 21 and 28. For shoppers, the city’s market policies list regular hours of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Imperial Park Recreation Center parking lot, 234 Matlage Way. For people who make or grow products, the policies also explain what it takes to apply for a booth. The city describes the market as a place for local artisans, food producers and crafters, with regional farm products emphasized alongside prepared foods, specialty goods and select artisan items. The rules require vendors to grow, cook or make what they sell; franchise and chain businesses are not accepted. That makes the market a possible route for independent producers to present their own goods directly to shoppers, though applying does not guarantee a recurring booth. New vendors must apply, and the city lists a fee of $25 per market day. Applications may be made up to 90 days ahead, according to the policy. That lead time matters for anyone hoping to plan a first appearance: a spot is not assured, so prospective vendors should check the current application process and availability with the city rather than assume a submission secures space. There is an additional step for sellers of consumable food. Since January 2026, the city has required them to complete an annual Farmers Market permit. The policy says review may take about 10 business days, depending on the product. A food maker considering a November date should account for that review period and confirm which requirements apply before preparing to sell. For visitors, the schedule offers a straightforward option to browse locally made and food-related goods on a Saturday morning. The city calls the market rain-or-shine, but its policy also allows staff to delay or close it in adverse weather. Check for day-of updates before setting out. The city calendar confirms the November dates; it does not establish which individual vendors will be present, so shoppers should not count on a particular product or seller being there. The city’s Farmers Market information and policies are the best starting points for current details: sugarlandtx.gov/437/Special-Events and sugarlandtx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/42015/FM-Policies-Updated-2026. Information reviewed Nov. 2, 2026.