There are many markets that take place year round. But with warm weather here, so are outdoor markets.
Buying from farmers and vendors at farmers markets does a whole lot of good. It doesn’t just mean you’re supporting a small business. (Yes, there is that, too!)—it means buying fresher goods that are more accessible to our communities and require fewer “food miles” to get to their destination. By shopping locally, you are purchasing goods produced in your local community. By cutting down on “food miles,” you are reducing your overall environmental impact of your food.
To top it all off, many local producers pride themselves on keeping their product organic, hormone free, and pesticide free. By buying and eating local, consumers are able to enjoy produce that is fresh and nutritious.
So get out and support local while improving the environment and enjoying fresher, more delicious produce.
Below is a comprehensive guide to local farmers markets that feature everything from produce, flowers, and food trucks, to demos and kids’ activities. Click here for a Google map categorized by days.
Tuesday
Highland Heights Farmers Market
Senior Citizens Activity Center, 3–6p
May through October
Loveland Farmers Market
205 Broadway Street, 3–6:30p
May through October
OTR Craft & Farmers Market
Washington Park, 3–7p
April through October
Sayler Park Farmers Market
Nelson Sayler Memorial Park, 4–7p
June through August
Wednesday
Milford Farmers Market
1025 Lila Avenue, 2p
July through September
Fort Thomas Farmers Market
Mess Hall in Tower Park, 3–6p
Hours extend to 7p June through September
Community Farmers Market Madisonville
Mad Llama Coffee, 4–6p
Fairfield Farmers Market
Fairfield Community Arts Center, 4–7p
May through October
Northside Farmers Market
4222 Hamilton Avenue, 4–7p
Year round
Thursday
East Walnut Hills Farmers Market
Clayton Street (tentative), 3–6p
Weekly May 30–October 31
Madeira Farmers Market
Dawson Road at Miami Avenue
4–7p, May through October
4–6p, November and December (indoors at Madeira Silverwood Presbyterian Church)
Accepts SNAP/EBT, Produce Perks, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Coupons
Westwood Farmers Market
Westwood UMC Parking Lot, 4–7p
May 9–October 24
Camp Washington Farmers Market
Valley Park, 5–8p
First Thursday of the month from June to September
Friday
Crestview Hills Farmers Market
Crestview Hills City Building parking lot, 2–6p
Memorial Day to Labor Day every year
Alexandria Farmers Market
Southern Lanes Sports Center, 3–6p
May through October
Lettuce Eat Well Farmers Market Cheviot
Cheviot Elementary, 4–6p
May through October
Reading Farmers Market
9150 Reading Road, 4–7p
May through September
Accepts Produce Perks and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Coupons
Saturday
Hamilton’s Historic Farmers Market
101 High Street (Hamilton), 8a–noon
May 18–October 5
Independence Farmers Market
2001 Jackwoods Parkway, 8:30a–1p
May through October
Anderson Twp Farmers Market
8101 Beechmont Avenue, 9a–noon
May through October
Deerfield Twp Farmers Market
Kingswood Park Pavilion
Summer Market: weekly, 9a–noon, May through October
Winter Market: every third Saturday, 10–11a, November through April
Newport Farmers Market
709 Monmouth Street, 9a–noon
May through October
Montgomery Farmers Market
Montgomery Elementary, 9a–12:30p
May through October
Covington Farmers Market
9a–1p
Year round: outdoors at Third and Court Streets; indoors at Braxton (November–April)
Downtown Lawrenceburg Farmers Market
The Mural Lot, 9a–1p
June 8 through October 12
West Chester Market
MidPointe Library parking lot (warm weather months), 9a–1p
April 6–October 28
Mulhauser Barn (winter months), 9a–1p
The Market of Fort Mitchell
75 Orphanage Road, 10a–2p
May through October
Milford Farmers Market
1025 Lila Avenue, 10a–2p
June through October
Sunday
Hyde Park Farmers Market
Hyde Park Square, 9:30a–1p
May 19 through October
Mariemont Farmers Market
6750 Wooster Pike, 10a–1p
May through October 15
Mount Healthy Farmers Market
Fibonacci Brewing Company, 12–3p
First Sunday of the month, May through November
Bellevue Farmers Market
Bellevue Beach Park, 10a–2p
Third Sunday of the Month July through October
Daily
Blooms and Berries Market Barn
9669 S State Route 48
10a–6p Mon through Sat; 11a–5p Sun; June through Labor Day
Blooms and Berries Produce Stand – Loveland
10910 Loveland-Madeira Road
10a–6p Mon through Sat (closed Wed); 11a–5p Sun; June through Labor Day
Blooms and Berries Produce Stand – Maineville
1295 US 22 & 3
10a–6p Mon through Sat (closed Wed); 11a–5p Sun; June through Labor Day
Boone County Farmers Market Burlington
6028 Camp Ernst Road, 9a–5p
Memorial Day through Labor Day
Brown’s Family Farm Market Hamilton
11629 Hamilton Cleves Road
9a–6p daily, May and June
9a–7p daily, July and August
The Citrus Tree Springfield Twp
10031 Corbett Road
9a–6:30p daily
Findlay Market Over-the-Rhine
Saturdays: 8a–2p
Sundays: 10a–2p
Year round
Most Findlay Farmers Market vendors accept SNAP Plus, EBT, and Produce Perks. Click here to read more about participating merchants.
Healthy Harvest Mobile Market multiple
Monday–Friday year round
Visiting 11+ neighborhoods year round. Locations and times vary. Click here for schedule.
Acceptable payment types: Cash, Credit/Debit, SNAP/EBT, Produce Perks, Apple Pay, PRX
Liberty Farm Market Liberty Twp
5850 Princeton Road
Open 10a–6p Wednesday through Sunday year round; until 9p on Fridays starting in June.
Lunken Farmers Market East End
226 Wilmer Avenue, 10a–4p
May through October
Newtown Farm Market Newtown
Anderson Twp, 9a–6p Monday through Saturday; 10a–6p Sundays
Open year round
Shaw Farms Market Milford
1737 Ohio 131, 9a–6p
Through October
Some markets are weather permitting and subject to change. Please check with each ahead of attending to ensure their status.
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