Where Are We Going?
We look forward to visiting the Houston Farmers Market & El Bolillo Bakery and dining at Katz's Never Kloses on N. Shepherd!
Houston Farmers Market (2520 Airline Dr/ Houston, TX 77009)
The 18-acre market located on Airline Drive in the historic Greater Northside District is Houston’s largest and oldest farmer’s market. Established in the early 1940s, the Houston Farmers Market attracted farmers from all corners of Texas and has since evolved to become epicenter of Houston’s vibrant culinary community.Discover fresh produce, spices, exotic fruits, artisanal craftsmanship, exemplary retailers, and a sense of community in Houston’s historic Greater Northside District.
Visiting the Houston Farmers Market costs nothing but trip goers are responsible for paying for anything they choose to purchase at the market. Be sure to come with money on hand as many of them only accept cash!
Learn more about the Houston Farmers Market by clicking here.
El Bolillo Bakery (2517 Airline Dr/ Houston, TX 77009)
El Bolillo Bakery started out in 1998 as a small Mexican bakery in the Greater Heights area of Houston. Over time the bakery became popular due to its hundreds of everyday fresh and traditional Latin pastries and great customer service.
With roots in France and Spain, pan dulce became a tradition in families across Latin America over the centuries. El Bolillo Bakery quickly became known for offering 150 varieties of traditional pan dulce, pan salado, pastries and desserts all handmade, fresh, daily.
Our stop at El Bolillo costs nothing but trip goers are responsible for paying for anything they choose to purchase at the bakery.
Click here to learn more about El Bolillo.
*Unfortunately, none of the buses with the wheelchair/scooter lift are available for this excursion. We cannot accommodate trip goers needing to use wheelchairs or scooters.
Katz's Never Kloses Deli (2200 N. Shepherd Dr/ Houston, TX 77008)
Katz’s takes pride in being Houston’s premier destination for 24-hour dining, leading the way with exceptional food, drinks, service, and a welcoming atmosphere around the clock. Our thoughtfully curated menu ensures guests can savor a memorable meal at any hour—morning, noon, or night. As we look ahead, Katz’s is thrilled to bring our signature experience to new markets across Texas.
Trip goers are responsible for paying for their own meals. Click here to see their menu. Call restaurant at (713) 999-4799 for meal prices as they are subject to change.
**As this particular excursion is a local trip, this will NOT be a full day.
***Lobby opening time is to be announced.
Our Registration Policy
Registration is required! Anyone who is at least 55 years of age may call 832-927-5420 and ask for the Adult Services/Reference Department to register during library business hours - Wednesday, October 22 at 10 AM through Saturday, October 25 at 5 PM.Email registration NOT accepted.Please notify library staff at the time of registration if language translation service is needed.You may choose to register with one companion (aged 55 or better) to accompany you on the trip.If you register someone besides yourself, you must provide all the trip buddy's information. Email address provided must be one per household.The registration period closes at the end of business Saturday, October 25 (5 pm). If necessary, names will be chosen at random the week following the close of the registration period.People not chosen in our drawing will be put on a waiting list.Participants in this Senior Adult Trips Program are responsible for paying for their own meals AND any souvenirs they may choose to purchase.This trip will depart from and return to the Harris County Public Library - Freeman Branch front porch.Participants must remain with the group while on the trip itself.Trip itinerary can only be modified by trip directors.This trip is subject to changes and/or cancellation.Trip Goer Cancellation must be made by 1 PM Tuesday, November 18 to remain in good standing with our Senior Adult Trip program.