Really cool they came in when we called! We scored some Jerky! New flavors and isn't the normal run…read moreof the mill place... Friendly staff, maybe the dude was the owner. Locally made Jerky!

Great local business to support if you like jerky! They have fun flavors and are super friendly :)…read more The original and honey sriracha are our favorite flavors and we are excited to try the mango habanero flavor this time!

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

The pecan clusters (Turtles) are absolutely the best I have ever had. They make the perfect gift.read more

Home town goodies made with love. I live there pecan pralines and peanut brittle. At Christmas the…read morewhite and milk chocolate Santa's and snowmen are a great addition to a stocking

UPDATE: there was a small turnout of vendors and it didn't take long to see everything. Hopefully…read morethe weather and it being the first one of the year was the reason. Hoping it will grow as the season goes forward. There were a few food vendors, some plants, honey and nuts and a few other items. UPDATE: The opening of the farmers market today. There has been a location change. See below. Due to the rain and saturated grounds, we will be moving the Nicoma Park Farmer's Market to the City Hall parking lot for Thursday, May 1st. Please note the parking areas. Vendors will be permitted to pull in to unload and load their vehicles before 5:45 and after 8:00 or when shoppers have cleared the area. 2221 Nichols Dr, Nicoma Park 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Will review more this evening.

The experience here was amazing! It's a locally owned shop with locally grown produce where you…read moreknow where it's coming from, which makes us as a family feel more confident in eating it. Then, the people are wonderful and so kind, and very helpful to answer and help in any way possible. Truly great shop and great prices if you aren't able to get certain produce at other shops that are more expensive.

Wow! We just happen to catch sight of this place today And decided to pop in and see what it was…read moreabout. Really cute shop and very well laid out. Organic local veggies! Granola, soda, pop, milk. And pretty good prices. Service was very friendly. There's also a separate business inside that has coffees and teas and some lunch and breakfast options as well. We didn't try them out today but intend to on our next visit.

It's a special treat to be able to spend a Saturday morning at the Edmond Farmers Market. The local…read morevendors are wonderful, friendly, and really care about what they offer. I enjoy finding everything from fresh produce to handmade items at the artisan booths, which makes each visit feel unique. The market is always organized well, so it is easy and relaxing to walk around and explore. I also love seeing all the happy dogs out with their owners. I did not take any photos this time, but I will definitely grab some next time I visit.

Nice Sat. Morning stop at the Edmond Farmers Market. A lot more vendors than there used to be, 2…read morefull rows and more on the outside of the huge shed! Lots of great homeade items, food, veggies, plants, wine, and more! I love getting okra and tomatoes here, and the peppers were great! I love the unique jewelry and the prices are decent! I picked up 3 new pairs with fun and funky styles. If you have seen the new trucker hat styles with patches that are becoming popular, they also had lots of choices to customize your own. It wasn't tooooo hot at 9:30 AM and the shade kept us cool. Parking was easy across the tracks with a short walk. Sidewalk and flat grounds if your restricted mobility wise. Nice start to a Sat. Morning!

I have to give it a 1 star for this location they will scam you and over charge for what you are…read morepaying for. I had a high expectation for this place for the first time before going there but after my recent purchase on Feb 12 for 2 types of meat and pans for $66 instead of the actual calculate amount $50 something with tax. I don't recommend people coming here if you're not Hispanic and not familiar with Carniceria El Rodeo on SW29th St. Their food is mid and basic, better goes to other carniceria that have more variety and options for everything. They just want to take advantage from others and overcharge scams.

I went to buy meat and cheese at this location yesterday (10/03/25) and the woman that helped me…read moredidn't wear gloves to handle the meat or the cheese. She was scratching her nose and touching her face. I had to tell her to wear gloves, and she even gave me attitude.

This is a local family farm located in OKC tht focuses on growing fresh organic gourmet mushrooms…read moreas well as growing for medical uses as well. They practice sustainability and Eco-friendliness. Their items are available locally or thru their website.