Such a cute shop. I could've bought so many things. Had we not been on a road trip, I would've…read morepurchased some of the fresh produce. Got the cutest planter and a sound amplifier.

Farm Hippie Farmers Market is a true gem for Oklahoma. This isn't your average seasonal…read moremarket--it's a year-round indoor market for of groceries and gifts. The friendly, community-focused atmosphere makes shopping a pleasure, and you'll love supporting the many local vendors. You'll find a fantastic selection of high-quality, homegrown products, from seasonal produce to artisan crafts and goods. It's a convenient and essential stop for anyone who values fresh, local, and earth-friendly alternatives.

Great produce, overall, and very friendly. They charge by the pound, so if $ is an issue, I would…read morestick to the fresh tomatoes & peaches (which are fantastic) and avoid watermelon's & cantaloupes. Dr Chris & Jeri Pancratz

We were trying to find Black Diamond Watermelons. Sooner Produce only sells them. No other kind of…read morewatermelon. Also has so many vegetables and flowers. A great place.

The farmers market is so awesome. If you're looking for fresh produce, locally grown meats,…read moreflowers, crafts, this is the place to be.

I was pleasantly surprised to see the market still open (second weekend in November) but I…read moreshouldn't have been because of our weather. Vendors still had a lot of fresh produce available. I was able to pick up some Dancing Skeleton mead, some sweet potatoes and a great piece of local art! I wonder how long they'll stay open this year!?!?!

Pretty small but really had everything you would want - local farm raised meats, honey, candles,…read morebaked 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.

We decided to check this out instead of the Tulsa Farmer's Market. Honestly, there's a lot packed…read moreunder the roof in the Rose District. I was impressed how big it was (and crowded). The only drawback is that there were few food vendors. There was a coffee cart but the only food we found was a hot dog stand. (They were great hot dogs, just a little weird for breakfast.) This is a dog friendly market.

Great place to buy fresh, hand picked blueberries! Farmer market is growing, so come join or come…read morebuy!!

I have picked blueberries to cove rmy entire year at Thunderbird Berry farm for many many years I…read moretook my kids until they were grown and gone and I still go every year. It is one of the best things in the year for me and it supports my health all year. Pies to yogert and berry breakfast. Go if you can it is worth it!

I am sure others have had a better experience, and we probably picked one of the worst days to go,…read moreMemorial Day. We got there mid morning and most of the berries had been picked. We had been to a strawberry field the week before that took reservations only and had rows marked that had been picked, so we were expecting organization. This place was a free-for-all. The parking lot was full of cars, even though it had been raining, and the rows weren't marked that had been picked, people were all over the place, so we had to just wander around looking for a few stray berries. We ended up with a few pounds that weren't all the way ripe that will go into pies with a lot of sugar. I feel sorry for the people that showed up the next day. There wasn't much left but green berries. Next time we will go mid week and later in the season, I think going at the beginning was a big mistake. I also wish they were more organized like the other place was, but I guess it has been working for them, so I doubt they will change because of my review. The few berries we found that were ripe were very good. The place was very easy to find and the people were nice.