Farmers markets in Oklahoma
Oklahoma has 97 farmers markets across 71 cities and towns in our directory. Oklahoma City has the most. Across the state, markets commonly sell vegetables, herbs, soap & body care, eggs, and honey. 19 accept SNAP/EBT. 2 are open year-round. Pick a city below to see markets with hours, seasons, and vendors.
Oklahoma City9 marketsTulsa9 marketsStillwater5 marketsShawnee4 marketsBethany2 marketsMustang2 marketsNowata2 marketsAda1 marketAltus1 marketAlva1 marketArdmore1 marketBIXBY1 marketBartlesville1 marketBlackwell1 marketBlanchard1 marketBroken Arrow1 marketCashion1 marketCherokee1 marketChickasha1 marketChoctaw1 marketClaremore1 marketCleveland1 marketCollinsville1 marketCoweta1 marketCushing1 marketEdmond1 marketEl Reno1 marketElk City1 marketEnid1 marketEufaula1 marketFairland1 marketGuthrie1 marketHobart1 marketHugo1 marketIdabel1 marketJenks1 marketKANSAS1 marketLawton1 marketMangum1 marketMcAlester1 marketMedford1 marketMiami1 marketMidwest City1 marketMoore1 marketMuskogee1 marketNewcastle1 marketNoble1 marketNorman1 marketOkmulgee1 marketOwasso1 marketPerry1 marketPonca City1 marketPoteau1 marketPryor1 marketQuapaw1 marketSand Springs1 marketSeminole1 marketSkiatook1 marketSlaughterville1 marketStigler1 marketTahlequah1 marketTalihina1 marketTishomingo1 marketTuttle1 marketValliant1 marketVinita1 marketWagoner1 marketWeatherford1 marketWilburton1 marketWilson1 marketWoodward1 market
Frequently asked questions
- How many farmers markets are in Oklahoma?
- Oklahoma has 97 farmers markets across 71 cities in our directory, built from the public USDA directory.
- Do Oklahoma farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
- Yes. 19 markets in Oklahoma accept SNAP/EBT, and many participate in Double Up nutrition-incentive programs that stretch those benefits.
- What do Oklahoma farmers markets sell?
- Common products across Oklahoma markets include vegetables, herbs, soap & body care, eggs, and honey, plus seasonal specialties by region.