Indulge in fresh, locally grown food at one of the OKC metro farmers markets

As gardens begin to flourish and springtime crops are begging to be harvested, farmers markets are popping up, fully stocked, all over the metro. Whether you want to stay within Oklahoma City limits, shop online, or want to make a small adventure out of town for your farmers market experience, there is an option for you.  

Here’s the lowdown on 6 farmers markets you must check out this season!

OKC Farmers Market

It would be a disservice not to begin our list with this historic OKC market! Since 1928, this market has provided commerce opportunities of produce and goods for farmers, rancher, grocers, and more. Not only is the market open all year, it is located in an iconic part of our city. Many people choose to make this area a spot for family, graduation, wedding, or engagement photos. Bring a camera to this market and snap some fun shots while you pick up all of your goods.

Location:  311 S Klein Ave, Oklahoma City, OKC 73108
Availability: Year-round, Saturday 9AM-2PM
More details and updates can be found at okcfarmersmarket.com.

Norman Farm Market

This market makes the claim of being the oldest farmers market in the state! On Tuesdays and Saturdays, they offer an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, meat items, and cut flowers. This season, they rolled out a new online pickup pilot program for those who prefer limited contact, but still want to support local farmers.

Location: 615 E. Robinson Norman OK 73701
Availability: Open April – October, Tuesday 4PM-7PM and Saturday 8AM-12PM
More details and updates can be found here.

OSU-Oklahoma City Farmers Market at Scissortail Park

As the largest farmers market in Oklahoma City, the OSU-OKC farmers market at Scissortail is certainly a destination you won’t want to miss. Over 50 vendors show up weekly, accompanied by live music, yoga, and many other forms of family-friendly entertainment! You can sign up for their newsletter to stay up to date with the weekly happenings.

Location: 415 South Robinson Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73109
Availability: Open April – October, Saturday 9AM-1PM
More details and updates can be found here.

Edmond Farmers Market

This market is in its 17th season of operation and is proud to offer a large selection of fresh goods. In Edmond’s market, you’ll find artisan candles and soaps, along with baked pies and pastries. Of course, there’s no shortage of fruits and veggies at this tasteful market. With a central location, just off of Broadway extension in Edmond, this market is easy to get to and enjoy.

Location: 26 W. First Street Edmond, OK 73034
Availability: Open April – October, Saturday 8AM-1PM
More details and updates can be found here.

Paseo Farmers Market

This online market is the epitome of efficiency. When you simply want fresh food, without needing a long and time-demanding stroll through a market as you make your selections, the Paseo is the way to go! You can place an order at any time Monday-Thursday from 9AM-Midnight and choose either a delivery or pick up option. Pickups begin at 11 AM on Saturday morning.

Location: 3020 N Walker Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Availability: Shop online, pickup Saturday – Monday, 11AM – 5PM
More details and updates can be found here.

Harrah Farmers Market

Just 25 miles east of downtown OKC, you’ll find the Harrah Farmers Market. Despite being a small community of just over 5,000 people, the Harrah market is strong. They implemented the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) this year, which helps ensure more people have access to the benefits of fresh, healthy food.

Location: 1374 Church Avenue Harrah, OK 73045
Availability: Open May-September, Saturday 8AM-12PM
More details and updates can be found here.

Additional markets, like the Guthrie Farmers Market, will open in June. Once you’ve made your rounds to each of the markets above, you’ll have more to explore. Enjoy supporting our local community of farmers and makers as you engage in a healthy, sustainable lifestyle!

This article originally appeared on The Better Life blog.