Went yesterday to pick up some fresh vegetables from Ashlock. The owner, Buck Ashlock just came out…read moreof the fields with the back of his four wheeler with fresh cut Ambrosia Corn when I arrived. I added some tomatoes, cucumbers and squash. It was a well stocked basket. We had the corn for dinner and it was crisp, tender and sweet. Tomorrow we'll cook some on the grill. Yummy!!

What a wonderful family! Ashlock Farms is an amazing community partner and is an Oldham County…read moretreasure. They have a beautifully-maintained farm and provide farm-fresh foods locally.

I am a farm share subscriber with this somewhat new farm. The produce really is as good as it…read moregets. Right now, this farm is selling only to restaurants and to CSA (community supported agriculture) subscribers but if you either encounter their produce at a restaurant or have the chance to buy a share for the season, you will be in for a treat. With CSA shares, you don't pick what you get. Seasonal vegetables rotate and yes, sometimes you get a ton of cabbage or kale or whatever. However, when the vegetables are this fresh, it is easy to make them last because its amazing how long lettuce will stay fresh when it wasn't already sitting in a transport truck and a grocery shelf for a week or two. Even delicate vegetables like garlic ramps are still on my recipe list 2 weeks after delivery (and proper storage) because they were so fresh to begin with. Some vegetables work well for pickling or other preservation methods like making kimchi. The vegetables are as fresh as you can ask for, delivered to your door as scheduled. With recipe suggestions emailed the day before. This is organic farming with many heirloom seeds and some veggies won't look just like "normal" but that doesn't mean they aren't even better tasting than normal. I've tried fresh lettuce and kale and turnips that I have never heard of before but that have won the taste contest from store bought.

Fair-sized farmers market, with about 40 vendors, that pops up on Saturday mornings…read more Things you should know: I. PARKING There's plenty of nearby, free parking in the lots of the adjacent businesses. Stress free. II. SERVICE Open from 8am-12pm. They have a variety of vendors ranging from freshly made beverages, to bakery items, pottery, flowers, etc. III. QUALITY Everything is locally sourced IV. CAPACITY There's a fair number of families asking around, but it's not too incredibly crowded.

This past Saturday, I visited the Farmers Market for the very first time, and I honestly had a…read moregreat experience. The atmosphere was welcoming and lively, with several tents set up, local vendors everywhere, and even a live band playing music while everyone shopped and explored. The market takes place every Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM, and there was definitely something for everyone. They had a wide variety of local and homemade items including fresh strawberries, potatoes, onions, lettuce, homemade breads, samosas, soaps, steak meat, vegetable plants, and flower plants for anyone wanting to continue growing at home. The first tent that caught my attention was "Dressed for Joy." She had a large selection of colorful sandals that immediately stood out. While she doesn't currently have a physical store, she is set up at the market every Saturday. Her booth was full of personality and great styles. The second tent I visited was "SaSa Samosa Kitchen." They have been around for 7 years and offer delivery services, frozen samosas to bake at home, and they are active on Facebook and Instagram. We ordered the beef, chicken, and veggie samosas to try a little of everything. Although all three were delicious, the beef and chicken were definitely our favorites. They were packed with flavor and seasoned perfectly. The samosas were priced at 3 for $10, with other options available as well. You can also place orders directly through their website at sasasamosakitchen.com. The third tent I stopped by was "Georgia's Sweet Potato Pie." They also have a physical store located at 1559 Bardstown Road. We tried their sweet potato pie and had absolutely no complaints -- it was rich, fresh, and very flavorful. The pies were 2 for $10, which was well worth it. Before leaving, I also picked up some homegrown potatoes. Overall, my first Farmers Market experience was a success. Between the fresh local produce, homemade foods, unique vendors, and live entertainment, it was a great way to spend a Saturday morning. I'll definitely be back.

I think that this is one of the best farmers markets in the region. There is live music and a…read morevariety of food and items sold

This was a sweet stop for meats, produce and snacks. We got some meat pies which were spicy and…read moresatisfying. It was so delicious, I ended up getting frozen ones for home. We also go some green curry and vegetable rice. I love the selection and the congregation of local farm markets here

This was an excellent experience. I was glad to visit with my family. It was a lot of fun. They had…read moreslides pictures of Santa and just all kinds of fun animals to Pat and good scenery. For sure we will be back and I recommend it.

Overall a decent experience but did see a poor donkey that needs its hooves trimmed. It takes years…read morefor it to get this bad and is very in humane.

Cute farm, has a ton of plants, veggies, and land to see and explore! We had a good time walking…read morearound and seeing the farm. I just don't recommend *during the week*. I am sure the weekend has a different experience but there weren't many animals to see besides chickens, no snacks or drinks (from what I saw) and just not a lot to do! We did get to pick sunflowers which was fun.

BRING A STOLLER IF YOU HAVE SMALL KIDS!! Lots of walking and no really clear instructions on where…read moreto go and what's going on. Fun but definitely need to revisit at a later date and see how it goes

What a venue. Enjoyed Morgan freeman and the Louisville orchestra. Beautiful setting in Oldman…read morecounty

From the owner: Ashbourne Farms found its beginnings back in 1937, and its legacy has persisted ever since. As an…read moreevent venue in La Grange, KY, we're proud to provide a stunning destination for weddings, parties, and more. The natural beauty and historical charm shine through the Ashbourne experience in more ways than one: from manicured lawns to charming barn space to premier culinary options. Part of what makes Ashbourne Farms a Kentucky staple is through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). This allows local farmers and their communities to invest in shares of our land and crops- securing a portion of fresh, organic vegetables each week. To book an event, participate in our CSA program, or shop our all-natural hemp products, contact us today.

I want to plug Our Harvest Cooperative because they've been essential to my sanity during this…read morequarantine and pandemic. Since I've been trying to limit trips out of the home, I've found that its fresh vegetables I run out of most quickly. So getting a weekly box has been perfect. I also ordered a month's supply of frozen meat and it's a huge amount, with beef, pork, and chicken. I actually started using Our Harvest Cooperative maybe 3 years ago but stopped for a time because pick up wasn't fitting in my schedule. I'm really glad to be back at it. The vegetables are always fresh, with a thoughtful variety too - rotating zucchini and tomatoes right now so we don't get bored of just one thing. They also give us basil, chives, parsley, so that also helps with recipes and staying out of the store. Lastly, I wanted to give a shout out to the staff and volunteers with Our Harvest - one more than one occasion they've reached out to me to make something more convenient for me if there was a hiccup. I have also visited the farm and I was given a tour and felt like they were excited I was there, rather than a nuisance. I definitely recommend this community supported agriculture, or CSA organization.

Absolutely impeccable service! Amy and everybody over there at the Co-op are just incredible…read more Extremely hands on and personal. Feels like you're picking up produce from your neighbor! Eat fresh & but local!