Farmers Markets near Oklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma City

OKC Food Hub is a farmers-market-style food hub in Oklahoma City that aggregates produce and goods from local growers for a single point of ordering and pickup. Food hubs like this connect small farms to nearby buyers. Check for their current online store, pickup locations, and vendor list, since those change by season.

Oklahoma City

The OKC Farmers Public Market has anchored 311 S. Klein Avenue since 1928, one of the city's oldest venues for local food. A Saturday market runs year-round, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with Oklahoma-grown produce, herbs, plants, dairy, meat, eggs, honey, baked goods, and canned goods. The historic hall also houses an antique mall and a second-floor ballroom used for weddings and events. Reach it at 405-232-6506.

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City

The OSU-OKC Farmers Market runs Saturdays year-round, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the university's Horticulture Pavilion, 400 N. Portland Avenue. More than 30 vendors sell Oklahoma-grown and Oklahoma-made goods, including fresh produce, eggs, goat's milk, and essential oils, with some USDA-certified organic products and live music. Call 405-945-3326 for the current lineup.

Moore

Moore's farmers market has moved to the pavilion at Central Park, 700 S. Broadway, running Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon from early May into September. More than 20 farmers and ranchers sell produce, free-range eggs, pasture-raised meats, local honey, sourdough and other baked goods, plus candles, soaps, and craft items. The City of Moore hosts it with Cleveland County.

Midwest City

The Midwest City Farmers' Market, run by the Soldier Creek OHCE group, sets up at 9104 SE 15th Street on Saturdays from May through October. Vendors sell fresh produce, handmade goods, and specialty local items. Reach the market at 405-818-1962.

Edmond

Mustang

Wildhorse Gardens & Market has been volunteer-run since 2009, set up under pavilions at Wildhorse Park in the Mustang Town Center. It doubles as a community garden with a mission to feed people in need and teach growing skills. The Saturday market (8 to noon, June through September) sells produce, salad greens, herbs, honey, peaches, watermelon, farm eggs, jams, and cut flowers, with added Wednesday evening hours in summer.

Norman

The Norman Farm Market bills itself as Oklahoma's oldest farmers market, running since 1980 at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds, 615 E. Robinson. It's producer-only, so the 80-plus vendors grow, raise, or make everything they sell: produce, hand-harvested honey, pastured meats, cut flowers, and crafts. Hours shift with the season, generally Saturday mornings plus Tuesday afternoons in the warm months. It accepts SNAP and Double Up Oklahoma.

Norman

Noble

Noble Farmers' Market runs Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., May through October, at 304 S. Main (Highway 77) in Noble, just south of Norman. Local vendors and small businesses sell fresh vegetables, baked goods, eggs, canned goods, and more. The market has indoor space. Call 405-872-0100 for details.

Cashion

Cashion Farmers' Market sets up at 116 S. Main Street in the small town of Cashion, north of Oklahoma City. It runs on the third Saturday of each month beginning in May, 9 a.m. to noon, with vendors offering local produce, some of it USDA-certified organic, plus handmade goods. The market uses indoor space, so weather rarely cancels it.

Slaughterville

Canadian River Farmstand & Community Market operates on Slaughterville Road in rural Cleveland County, open seasonally from May through October. The community market gathers on the third Sunday of the month, noon to 5 p.m., with vendors selling local produce, meats, dairy, and handmade goods. Reach the market at 405-872-5565.

Guthrie

Guthrie Farmers' Market sets up at 102 W. Harrison Avenue in the historic downtown, open June through September. Vendors bring produce, salad greens, herbs, honey, watermelons, peaches, farm-fresh eggs, meat, cut flowers, and Made in Oklahoma goods. The market has indoor space. Reach it at 405-282-1947.

Wellston