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Shopping at… HGTV’s Magnolia Farms!!!

Last Tuesday, as we were just beginning 
our trip out of 
Texas and heading north towards 
South Dakota…
the Surprise Place I visited was




Magnolia Market at The Silos
 located at
601 Webster
Waco, Texas 76706


This area at the rear of Magnolia Market ~ the Silos 
is a playland for adults and children to come lounge on pillow chairs out on the big astro turf field, toss around a ball or two.  Several folks were doing just that as well as one girl was playing with a hula hoop!


In the photo above left ~ Everyone can take a turn 
on the giant swings!!!
Chip and Joanna Gaines have built
a playland for families to gather
and “sit a spell” 
while sharing a meal after shopping inside The Silos
or just to enjoy the outdoors while
another family member shops.

White-washed picnic tables set underneath 
Joanna Gaines’ signature 
black and white awnings are just right 
to eat one’s lunch under.  
Upscale comfort foods like biscuit sandwiches-with-a-twist
or different kinds of crêpes 
can be purchased from food trucks which 
flank two sides of the surrounding perimeter.
I believe there also was a
shaved-ice truck, too!


We were just driving by when I thought to myself
“I wonder how far we are from Magnolia Farms and the Silos?”
SoI googled Magnolia Farms ~ the Silos 
and my family and I drove over,
 being just a few minutes off the highway.

Hubby and daughter were willing to indulge
my happy wish to visit
as part of my “vacation”
so I got to tour around inside and look at 
all of the metal signs
available for sale as well as a ton
of kitchen items!
There are several cookbooks available for sale
as well as wooden kitchen mixing implements, 
cool sea foam green kitchen timers, 
wood slices to use as trivets,
olive buckets, realistic faux flower stems
in signature magnolias, peonies, and other flowers.
I bought a new mixing spoon as my old one 
that I purchased eleven years ago in 
England is starting to crack.
🙁
{Yes, I’m weird that way ~ I go to other places and buy kitchen things 
I could buy at home but for some reason seem to buy somewhere else.  
Do you do that, too?}
Magnolia Market at the Silos
even shares the history of the silos on a wall plaque 
and displays real life~size bales of cotton at the silos so families touring the Silos will learn a little history while visiting ~ 
that this was a real cotton mill in its beginnings.

I loved all of the history surrounding the place!
I enjoyed the Magnolia Flour, too ~ a bakery set at the 
front right just as you come up to the property.
The Bakery at the Silos
opened about three weeks ago now.
The oatmeal chocolate chip cookies I purchased 
for my family were chewy and delicious!
{I also bought a blueberry muffin to have for breakfast the following morning!}
The food truck from which I bought my biscuit sandwich.  
If you get the chance to visit Magnolia Market ~ the Silos
I highly recommend it!  The people the Gaines’ and their management team have hired mostly local folks {high school and college students from neighboring Baylor University as well as other colleges}.  
I like that they are “keeping it local” helping support 
their hometown of 
Waco, Texas!
Hope you’ve liked this little journey to visit 
Magnolia Market ~  the Silos!
I sooo totally enjoyed visiting there and will share more of the 
AT LEAST a hundred photos 
I took while there at Magnolia Market,
from the bakery, 
and the garden areas soon.

Sharing with ~ 
Feathered Nest Friday ~ French Country Cottage

Blessings to y’all,

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