1874 Market in College Station opened on April 1. (Karley Cross/Community Impact)
A new market focused on locally sourced products opened in College Station in early April. The market highlights community connection and features locally sourced goods and meats.
1874 Market is now serving customers at 580 Graham Road, College Station, according to social media announcements from the business and participating vendors.
What they offer
The market operates as a retail storefront, highlighting locally produced goods, including:
Locally sourced beef, pork and whole chickens
Farm-fresh eggs and honey products
Sourdough breads and baked goods
Loose-leaf teas and coffee
Infused cooking oils
Candles, sauces and specialty pantry items
1874 Market said vendors will be individually introduced in the coming social media posts.
One vendor to be featured is 10 Miles South Oil Co., which has been operating at farmers' markets and selling its cooking oils online.
1874 Market in College Station features goods and products from local vendors (Karley Cross/ Community Impact)
The market is connected to 1874 Cattle & Meats, a meat provider based out of Milam County that's been in operation since the 1870s.
In addition to retail shopping, the business plans to offer a membership program in the future. That program is said to include social hours, tastings and complimentary services alongside live entertainment.
Before you go
Customers who shop during its opening week will be entered into a giveaway for a steak dinner and concert event featuring Texas country artist Brandon Rhyder, which is scheduled for April 9.