Rose District Farmers Market

The Broken Arrow Rose district Farmers Market is beyond cute! The Rose district downtown area has a Chic and unique feel to it. There are multiple new shops and art murals that give this area a unique touch and shows the history of Broken Arrow. The farmers market is every Saturday in the summer. You can find local bakeries, produce Farmers , locally grown flowers and plants, local candle makers and wood shop creations and quick street food options. All vendors are very friendly and prices are very reasonable. There's also a water feature area where kids and friendly dogs can enjoy sometime out of the heat. The market itself is dog friendly and always has an amazing turnout.

We went this morning and bought local honey. We purchased chicken from a local vendor. Two thumbs up. You can purchase fresh vegetables and assorted home made jams and jellies. Go and check it out one Saturday morning. There are several different products to choose from. We went back this afternoon Tuesday 11/19/2024, shopping. We enjoyed looking at the Christmas lights. Two thumbs up.

Great farmers market--nice set up, dozens of vendors with a variety of local products. Great way to spend a Saturday morning. Enjoy the market and local businesses there in the Rose District in Broken Arrow.

A wonderful event very well done a amazing community so many friendly people

Best Farmers Market in the area. Many vendors to choose from and great storefronts nearby. We enjoy shopping followed by breakfast at Bramble. Also great entertainment from Roxie and his buddy!

The Rose District is one of the prettiest places in BA. We love going to the farmers market on the weekend and looking at all the local vendors, they are so sweet and their items are adorable. They usually have fun music and there are so many dogs to pet! Glad to see the community come together here

Always plenty of good stuff. From vegetables, meat and baked goods. Among all the trinkets you can buy.

What a neat farmers market! There was a little something for everybody. Everybody we met there was super friendly, there were lots of delicious samples, and we wanted to buy everything. We got some great deals and really enjoyed our time. Next time I'll make sure our 4-year old boy is dressed for the splash pad, because that looked fun, too! Almost let him splash away anyway.

Pretty small but really had everything you would want - local farm raised meats, honey, candles, baked items, tasty food. I didn't have time to check it all out but the Persian food tent is *excellent* - I especially recommend the marinated olives. All the soups look fantastic. I bought some muffins. The whole thing is covered, so it stays cool in the heat. Saturdays and Tuesdays- go! Love the rose district. Very pretty, lots of great spots and shops.

What a charming venue with lovely merchants. They offer a variety of booths from fresh veggies, beef, canned goods, flowers and more. Certainly worth a visit.

My favorite farmers market! All about vegetables they're so friendly. The atmosphere is great to walk around with your babies.

Nice little market that has very nice and well organized vendors who are very friendly and helpful. Found what I was looking for but is small. Great service.

If you are seeking a market that is working hard to provide a safe socially distanced farmers market, this is not the market for you. Many other area markets are doing what they can to protect the health of you and their vendors including The Tulsa Farmers Market, Sapulpa, and Muskogee. Edmond also has a market working hard to insure a safe experience. Muskogee has a wedesday market that is as good as BA on Saturday.

I like this farmers' market over the one at Cherry Street because the vendors have more of the unique produce that I am looking for such as: 1) Heirloom tomatoes like Cherokee Purple and Beefsteak tomatoes from Gibson Gardens 2) Fresno peppers (Sorry I don't remember the vendor. I was so excited to try this because Bobby Flay is always cooking it on TV) 3) Grapes that taste like apples and Concorde! They were so good. Unfortunately I can't remember the vendor and I can't find it online. 4) Great jasmine tea from Rise Grind & Ride Coffee. It is probably the best I have tasted around here. Trust me, I drink lots of tea. It's not easy to impress me. That's what I have found the last two trips I have been there. I only buy things I can't really get from supermarkets because I can't afford to buy all my groceries solely from farmers markets.