OKC Farmers Public Market

Market · Oklahoma City

OKC Farmers Public Market

Market · Oklahoma City

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311 S Klein Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108

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Historic venue hosting concerts, dances, markets & diverse local vendors.  

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311 S Klein Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 Get directions

okcfarmersmarket.com
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311 S Klein Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 Get directions

+1 405 232 6506
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@okcfarmersmarket

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"“TheOSU-OKC Farmers Market(400 N Portland Ave) is the biggest and the oldest in the city, and my favorite. It’s on the Oklahoma State University campus and we’ll go at 8 a.m. on Saturdays to make sure we get the best stuff. Sometimes the farmers we work with will want us to try something new. We mainly work with a guy named Wayne Jesko and his farm, W Bar and M, for lamb, juicy berries, obscure melons, rare dandelion greens, and insanely beautiful, giant Napa cabbage. Another farm called Leatherwood is run by Bud and his wife (pictured above), who grow the broad leaf French sorrel that we use in desserts or anywhere that we need an acidic, bright, fruity quality without using lemon, which doesn’t grow here. They have conventional produce plus bitter melons, long beans, and plenty of herbs.”" - ByAlyse Whitney

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Willie Wright

Google
Recently, I went to an evening with Matrix DanceSport in the second floor converted ballroom. Great location, great venue. Had a great time.

debbie wakolee

Google
Lots of friendly folks and 😋 😋 it's hot and humid but didn't stop us from looking and buying

Diana Winslow MSW

Google
This area has indoor and outdoor market sales by tradition. So farm fresh, locally grown produce is here. And they also have bakeries, hot bars, plants for outside your house, antiques and regional items which are hard to find. There's a hot yoga studio. And a couple of restaurant/bars. I dk if anyone still sells meat here.... The main building has a large room to host shows, dances, live music or even events like banquets, speakers etc. This building has unique architectural features and quite a lot of history as a weekly gathering place for people from the countryside to come to town to trade their wares. This used to host live music which also might have been on the radio here. They had roller skating and all kinds of dances and parties in the main building. Most area people have a feeling of deep nostalgia when they see photos of this place. And they remember specific stuff about it. Happy place. Many shop weekly here.

Justin McGee

Google
The venue itself was awesome, great layout, nice vibe, and everything was set up really well. Only downside was the parking, which was kind of a hassle. Took a bit to find a spot and wasn’t super clear where to go. But honestly, once I got inside, it was fantastic. Definitely worth it overall.

Tammi Georgianna

Google
Who doesn't love homegrown tomatoes? I really enjoy the good vibe here. The fruits and veggies taste real, like my grandparents grew long ago. Way worth visiting!

Arram

Google
I had a blast, at the OKC Farmers public market! Baklava,, Focaccia bread, homegrown blueberries, I got to meet several great vendors, everything I have pictures of for the most part is vegan except for the bakery products the beginning. I got treats, mushroom jerky, black seeded watermelon juice, and the most amazing cologne I've ever put on! I had a great time! Very wonderful place with lots of great vendors and lots of options! I could have spent all day in there! Thanks for the experience, I'll be back

Robert Gerdes

Google
That classic local farmers market with many local vendors to purchase an array of various goods all wrapped up in a very unique building. A bonus surprise was the adjoining building with a flea market that has a wonderful thrift/antiquities feel to it. Will definitely be back.

Sarah Hodson

Google
We try to go here every week. I love getting to support local farms and businesses. They take EBT and everyone’s really nice there. Lots of great food and produce. A surprising amount of gluten free and dairy free and vegan foods. Highly recommend!

Mark H.

Yelp
The antique mall is great place to look if you have had something stolen. But be careful the building is very unsafe. Management was intentionally blocking part of the building off from the OKC Fire Marshall for inspection.
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Lauren E.

Yelp
I'd say this event needs time to grow. The first attempt was okay. The setting was perfect and has so much potential. I can tell you that H&8th was not the event it is today the first time it kicked off so give it time!!

Moo C.

Yelp
Totally agree with the first reviewer. Not a lot of vendors. Many of the vendors I read about didn't seem to be there. My husband and I must've walked the entire thing about 3-4x in approximately 45 minutes. One vender already ran out of some of their food by the time we got there, which was around 8 pm. I think this bazaar has a lot of potential to be great and the location is really spacious, but maybe the organizers didn't plan this very well. I give it 1 star for location and another star for potential. If they decide to continue this event, I think I will wait until after they've had some time for growth and improvement before I go back.