My mom and I found this brilliant little nugget of a farmers market by total accident returning…read morehome from a recon trip to a local college nearby. I also happened to be shopping for white pumpkins, which they had! They have outdoor items and an indoor market. Prices were quite reasonable! This is a place to mark for weekly or monthly trips!

From the owner: Unaltered, chemical free, heirloom vegetables and herbs along with homemade soaps.read more

This was a fun experience for the most part! With that being said, it was just the heat that made…read moreit so difficult. The farm was great! We got to visit the chickens and talk with the staff. I would definitely recommend stopping by their little food truck and getting a frozen strawberry lemonade. So refreshing on a hot hot day!

So. Much. Fun! What a cute little farm to go to with friends and/or kids. They have a ton of…read moreblueberries and blackberries. We spent a good solid hour there picking and having a blast. They also had a little food truck where I got a burrito and latte. Those were good, I wouldn't say they were the best I've ever had, but I definitely enjoyed them! They had lots of cute outdoor seating and some shaded in an open barn.

May to June is the strawberry season here in the Sooner state and I've been waiting to go to pick…read moreyour own strawberries here since I stumbled across their page on FB last November! Growing up in Surrey, England, my parents always took us to all kinds of pick your own farms so this is a nostalgic activity for me. The husband has never been to anything like this but he is always game. As it turned out, the farm isn't very far from our abode! Make sure to follow them on facebook for available days for picking and opening hours, they are not open everyday. We went on a Tuesday and rechecked their facebook before leaving the house just to make sure they were going to open. The gates generally open at 4.30pm or a little earlier to prevent traffic build-up and road blockage in front of the farm. Regardless, picking begins at 5pm. We were there a little before 4.30pm but happily waited and enjoyed the scenery, fresh air, and observing the cows in the distant. Oh, the gorgeous Australian Shepherd at the farm also doubles as the hostess. She runs up to greet everybody that walked up to the strawberry patch. We also got to see her in action herding the cows. You'll be given a bucket to pick your strawberries, they are lined with a plastic bag which gets lifted out for weighing and then you just take that home, so there's no need to bring anything with you. And If I remember correctly the strawberries were $8 per lb. If your bucket is piled high with strawberries they will weigh around 5 lbs which you then pay just $7 for a pound. The husband doesn't like strawberries so I could only pick a couple of pounds. This is such a fun activity for all members of the family especially the little ones. If you haven't been to a You Pick farm, I highly recommend it!

What a treat!!! My family and I had the opportunity to visit this wonderful farm and pick the most…read moredelicious, homegrown strawberries we've ever tasted. My kids still talk about their experience there, and we cannot wait to go back this season and pick more berries and peruse all the vegetables that are also grown on site. Thank you Buffalo Creek Berry Farm!

Wow! That's a lot! Special events are a major festival and…read moretons of vendors. Check the schedule, go on big days.

Wonderful Farmer's Market! I've not been to this particular market and I can't believe I've waited…read moreso long to shop and browse all the local vendors. I was so impressed with the variety of vendors; there are traditional produce stands but also local beef, natural bath and body type products, bbq, salsa, popcorn, loose teas and other craft vendors. Also!! Mimosa and Prosecco cart to make your shopping just a tad more chill. Scissortail Park is such a great place to be and there is literally something for everyone who enjoys being outdoors! OSU OKC Farmers Market is a fantastic place to be on any given Saturday and I'm so proud of the turnout!

AWSOME PLACE! Must check it out. Easy to find, lots of animals and wildlife. Beautiful part of…read moreOklahoma.

The owner Amy was wonderful and hosted a donut making class for our group. The class was fun and…read morethe kids took home donuts they iced and sprinkled themselves ! My kids loved it. The donuts are unique both in shape (spoiler, they're square) and in taste. The donuts taste like a Zeppole with icing, which is not a complaint- just not what I expected. They are good. The place is large with ample seating and wonderful decor. There are coffees as well that you can order!

Amazing donuts here! I believe a Google review quote says the place has the best donuts in the…read moreState of OK. I got the hibiscus and strawberry milkshake varieties and they did not disappoint. Also the honey latte is incredible, and I'm always looking for honey flavored beverages but they are just incredibly rare. Exceptional service and the interior atmosphere is rather spacious and chill/relaxed, with many tables and comfortable chairs and sofas while low-key music plays in the bg. Check this place out just off of May in a plaza!

Went to see midget wrestling. The show itself was awesome. The organization of getting into the…read morevenue was less than stellar. No real information was provided about seating. So we ultimately sat in the wrong two and then had to move. The drinks were expensive but that was because the bartenders poured doubles and charged for doubles without asking if I wanted doubles. The bartenders were friendly. The staff was friendly, just wasn't very knowledgeable.

This is the centerpiece for the summer solstice festival along with many other things going on in…read moreokc. They have a large upstairs venue available for concerts, dances, weddings or any other gathering. The downstairs area was full of venders and all around the outside (actually in the building)are local resale and antique shops. It's open even if there isn't anything special going on. At one point they even hosted boxing matches and the local tough man competition.

Fun place to go on a Friday evening. Like the live music and variety of stands. Also nice that…read morethere's plenty of trees to help with the hot summer days.

The 2022 season (May-October) just opened May 6th and the Opening Night was fabulous! SO many…read morefriendly faces, smiles, pups on leashes, kids with faces painted, vendors discussing their products and selling their wares, etc. The weather was gorgeous (after all the storms) and the crowd was blessed with a stunning sunset. There are many Saturday markets in the metro area, but this Friday Night Market is the fun one! There was an area for kids hosted by the Library with arts & crafts, books & such, a playground nearby and the Face Painting booth was a big hit as well! Kids of all ages also really enjoyed Big Tony's Shaved Ice truck! There were yummy food trucks (Rollin' Smoke BBQ & Fuego Tacos) and the Big Friendly Beer Bus was popular too. Over 40 vendors were offering everything from home-baked breads, dog cookies & desserts, homemade BBQ sauces, salsas, jams & jellies, raw honey, fresh eggs, produce, herbs, plants/flowers, handmade jewelry, lovely paintings, handcrafted decor, artisan soaps & bath bombs, apothecary creams & ointments, baskets, wreaths, quilted items, bat & bird houses, fairy wands, teas, flavored popcorns, knife-sharpening, you name it! I think the all-things-lavender booth was my favorite though! The Market is open from 6-8pm every Friday night and the vendors and food trucks will vary some each week. Parking is plentiful and dogs are welcomed. There are some picnic tables if you need to set a spell to rest or eat. There is a permanent park bathroom nearby and also a few porta-potties. Be sure to checkout the lovely Monarch Waystation butterfly garden in the park too! There is a nice walking trail that meanders throughout the park and a basketball "hoops area" near the big pavilion. A few helpful tips - 1) come early to get a good parking space and also because the "bread ladies" (Homestead Baking, Burress Homestead, King's Family Homestead) sell out quickly! 2) bring a shopping bag (or maybe a wagon) to carry all the great goodies you find! 3) bring some cash as many vendors accept credit cards but some are not set up for that - you also need cash to buy raffle tickets! (this market does not charge the vendors a fee, but they each donate an item from their booth to be raffled off in goodie baskets at the end of the night - I love this concept!) Farmers' markets are such a great way to get outside with your neighbors to support local farmers & artisans, as well as your community - I can't wait to go back next week! #shoplocal