Open from mid-April through December, Boone County Farmers Market is a wonderful place to purchase…read morehigh-quality fruits, vegetables, flowers, and more from the people who have grown them. The farmers market is open seven days a week from 9 am to 6 pm, though there are more vendors on the weekends than throughout the week. For less than ten bucks, you can walk away with huge bag of green beans, fresh corn, Roma tomatoes, eggplant, and green peppers. Speaking of peppers, I've never seen so many varieties. This place even beats Jungle Jim's as far as pepper species go. Habanero, jalepeno, and banana as well as sweet peppers in every color of the rainbow, all can be bought here. Heirloom tomatoes, zucchini, and eggplant are also available in varieties that aren't sold in most grocery stores. In addition to the fresh fruit and produce, a number of specialty vendors sell homemade pies, cakes, bread, salsa, jams, preserves, and pickles. Fresh potted herbs such as oregano, parsley, dill, sage, rosemary, and cilantro are often available for less than $3. Boone County Farmers Market is one of the best places in the region to buy holiday goods like Mother's Day flowers, Halloween pumpkins, and Christmas trees.

If you like trashy stuff from china where people pretend they made it this place is for you. There…read morewere a few original places I enjoyed looking g at. All in all, I wouldn't go back.

Like a mini-Rabit Hash. Like an outing to a vineyard. Like a get-a-way to a super VRBO. This place…read morewas totally my jam. I LOVED it. We went on a day that went from brilliant sunshine to sprinkles to downpour in an instant, but it had that summer-y, vacation-y vibe to it. When we pulled up, there was a quartet of sorts playing bluegrass. A table out front had an accopanying dog sitting quietly next to his bowl of water. All the doors to the barn were open, and I was absolutely delighted with the crowd, the market, the bar, and the food truck. The view out the back isn't bad, either. We enjoyed a cocktail - bourbon and fresh made lemonade - chicken tacos, and the biscuits and gravy. Afterall, we were there for the Sunday Biscuits and Bluegrass open event! It's such a charming, laid-back place. I will definitely be back when I have friends in from out of town.

Local hidden gem.4 to 5 sandwiches to choose from with a couple of sides.pretty and relaxing…read moreviews.great bar inside and out.madtree bands stage .local products.perfect for a Rainy for the bar great food truck to relax and eat outside.

I ADORE the Oxford Farmers Market! As a Miami Student, it is my favorite thing to do on Saturday…read moreMornings. There's such a wide range of stalls at this market: Flowers, essential oils, coffee, pastries, pottery, fresh veggies, clothing, etc.

A unique small town Farmers market that's on the small side. However it's quality and draws not…read moreonly from Oxford, but surrounding towns. The market is open year around on Saturdays 8-12. I found it to be a bright spot of my visit to Oxford. Parking is off street by meter. Local vendors had everything to flowers, plants, bakery items and even custom made jewelry. The market is dog friendly on a leash and there were a lot of them enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. If I'm in Oxford on a Saturday morning find me at the Farmers Market in Uptown by the city square.

Findlay Market is a great time! I arrived about an hour before they closed for the day which is not…read morenearly enough time to explore the market. I could easily spend 4 hours there, shopping, tasting, and taking in all the different shops, artisans, and products. I don't remember the name of the shops I bought from, however both were delicious! I could easily go back over and over again, there is truly so much to explore! If you cook and you're traveling out of state to visit Findlay like I was, I strongly suggest bringing insulated totes and/or coolers! There is so much to take home from all the different butcher shops and such!

There's a parking garage nearby and street parking available. I was able to get in and out easily…read moreif parking is a concern for you. Ambiance was good, it was filled with plenty of different vendors. The food itself is I would like to say a majority of ingredients and fresh produce so if youre looking for a meal I would go to one of the restaurants close by. But if you're looking for inspiration for your next dinner or a light drink or snack this place is perfect! Definitely will be trying a few places in here next time I go and have more time.

I have been to Brown's Family Farm Market a handful of times now and keep coming back because it's…read moreone of my favorites for several reasons. The first and most important reason is that it's free. Pretty much none of the other fam markets in the area have free fall fun, but you truly pay for very little at Brown's. I also love that they have rotating food trucks, so there are different options every time I am there. I enjoy grabbing produce from the market store and have gotten boxes of apple "seconds" a few times now for a better price than other markets. Lots of cute photo opps and plenty of parking. Definitely worth adding to your fall itinerary.

Great pumpkin patch for the younger ones. Lots of interactive play areas, Barrell ride, and hay…read moreride. Solid food trucks and very limited petting zoo.

I ventured out Saturday morning to the Batesville Farmers Market and I was surprised to find so…read moremany vendors set up and ready to go at opening at 8 in the morning. I was in search of fresh, farm grown, vegetables and found plenty here. As I walked around the market all of the vendors were very friendly and helpful as they eagerly described the items that they had for sale. I ended up leaving the market with green beans, corn on the cob, zucchini, kohlrabi, beets, red potatoes, and tomatoes. All of these goodies will last us through the week. I have never tried kohlrabi but the farmer that had it said they just peel the green off and slice it put a little salt on it and eat it so I thought I would give it a try! The fresh flowers and arrangements were absolutely beautiful as were so many items found in the local craftsmamen's booths. I will probably be right back here next weekend. Come out and give it a walkthrough. Not to mention that there is a local bakery next door that I haven't tried yet

Great experience at the Farmers Market in Batesville, Indiana with several vendors who brought…read moretheir fresh homegrown produce, homemade baked goods, farm raised eggs and beef, handcrafted wooden decorations and handmade crocheted and sewn item.

Follow them on Facebook so you know what days and times they are open. Since they just opened, it…read morewill take time to grow. The building doesn't have anything in it...yet...but it will. I'm very excited Taste of Belgium, ice cream, butcher, and lots more will be in there by end of August. Right now they have outdoor farmers set up with fresh veggies, homemade jalapeño jelly, meat, flowers, honey, wine, etc. Super nice people were there today. I got a few of my favorite things (see photo). I'm reserving the fifth star for when the building is full.

The farmers represented have excellent produce including Honey, jams and some other processed…read moreitems. The farm fresh produce is just that farm fresh. the amount and variety is dependent on the time and weather. They could do a better job posting hours, however this info is available by liking them on facebook. I understand the inside area will feature an new ice cream store where they will make ice cream on-site, The Colonel's Creamery. Plus Taste of Belgium, Colonel D's Herbs and Spices, butcher shop, vinegar and olive oils, an Italian store where they will make pasta...whoa! Can hardly wait. Owner says they should be opening mid-August.

Very quaint nice farmers market under a shelter at Kingswood Park. And they are even there in the…read morewinter

I love the location of this farmer's market. With a perfect little shelter area to house several…read moreof the vendors, each had their produce laid out with easy access and nice presentation. Friendly interactions with all the vendors and beautiful produce to pick from. They also seem to be very supportive of one another and if one vendor doesn't have something you're looking for, they recommend you to another one who may be there! Overall, wonderful first time visiting!

This market is fantastic, such a terrific addition to Cheviot! I discovered it while looking in FB…read morefor a community yoga class. We started our Sat morning off there with a free yoga class in the market. After our fun flow session, we received a free drink ticket so we headed over for a drink. I had a regional (IN) white wine and my fiend had a local Oktoberfest beer. Refreshing! Loads of vendors from food to pumpkins all at reasonable prices. We bought some delicious Greek products after sampling their wares. Gluten-free yellow squash pizza crusts from White Oak Valley Farm were also purchased after tasting. The Market is large enough to have a nice array of products but small enough to cover in an hour or so while tasting and shopping your way around. My understanding is that they offer some sort of exercise class free at all/most of the markets dates. I was told it's not always yoga though. Only drawback is the lack of parking which may have been harder this month due to the coincidence with Harvest Homecoming.

This small but mighty market is right around the corner from my house. I passed by last Thursday…read moreand saw they were open! The season has begun. I bought the most delicious strawberries ever from Lobenstien Farms. Flavor was amazing. I also bought the best spring honey. Lovely floral taste. There were two farm raised meat vendors. Fresh whole milk! They are open every Thursday but some vendors are there every other week or even once a months. Can't wait for next Thursday.