Farmers Market in Oklahoma City (2025)

A producer‑only downtown market with 50+ Oklahoma vendors, Saturday mornings April–October and a mid‑week evening market May–September. SNAP, SFMNP, and Double Up Oklahoma are accepted, and Visit OKC and Southern Living spotlight the park’s scene.

Since 1928, this landmark hosts a year‑round Saturday market with local produce, meats, baked goods, and more, anchoring the Farmers Market District praised by Oklahoma Gazette and TravelOK for keeping OKC’s market tradition alive.

A relaxed Sunday market at Delmar Gardens Food Park with local producers, crafts, and music; vendors accept SNAP. Run by the OKC Farmers Market District and often highlighted by the Oklahoma Gazette’s coverage of the neighborhood’s evolution.

Friday nights May–October, this south‑of‑downtown market pairs farm‑fresh shopping with live music and a monthly Night Market festival. TravelOK and Wheeler District list dates and vendors, making it an easy end‑of‑week ritual.

The Uptown 23rd District brings a seasonal Sunday market to Route 66, emphasizing local growers and SNAP access. 2025 vendor guidelines outline a spring‑to‑late‑fall run, while TravelOK also promotes its community‑centric vibe.

A neighborhood market that shifted online year‑round with weekly pickup at Flora Bodega and frequent pop‑ups; producer‑focused and SNAP‑friendly. The Paseo Arts District keeps shoppers updated on dates and participating growers.

Serving Northeast OKC on Tuesdays April–October, this OSU Extension‑supported market offers produce, nutrition programs, and family activities. Visit OKC spotlights it as a food‑access hub, and the market accepts SNAP and Double Up Oklahoma.

A mission‑driven Friday market active in summer, supporting urban producers and welcoming SNAP, WIC, and SFMNP. Listed in the National Farmers Market Directory and rooted in neighborhood agricultural education efforts.