2023 Season Starts May 4!
Thao Farm has been producing a variety of fruits and vegetables in Eucha, OK for 17 years. Owners, Wa Lee and Cheng Thao, won “Best Tasting“ Cherry Tomatoes at the our first annual Tomato Festival in 2017. Each week always brings excitement to see what they will bring to the market. Wa loves to talk about her produce so don't be shy, ask whatever questions you have!
Ya’s Farm certainly knows how to grow delicious tomatoes. In 2017, they were the winner of the “Best-Tasting Heirloom Tomato” category at our 2017 Tomato Fest. They always surprise us with the many different varieties of our favorite summer veggies and sometimes fruit that they bring to the market. You can also find green beans, squash, okra, greens, herbs, and much more each week.
Empire Farm is 3 acres of gardens and high tunnels. Owners Chua and Paul Thao have 20 years experience which shows in their flavorful produce. Their harvest consists of tomatoes, including heirloom Cherokee Purples, carrots, cucumbers, herbs, green beans, potatoes and more. Come see what surprises Chua might bring this week.
Payne's Happy Harvest sells farm fresh eggs, produce, and crafts. This 2021 season, owner, Joyce Payne, will be bringing duck eggs in addition to chicken eggs. Her eggs range from white, brown and blue. The farm’s rich soil allows Joyce's produce to grow without fertilizer. If needed, she uses soap sprays and organic pesticides. Stop by her booth to pick up your dozen of eggs or tasty veggies!
Horton's is a family owned farm that has been growing produce in the Bluejacket area since 1887. Their goal is to produce and provide customers with GREAT quality produce. Their crops include strawberries, tomatoes, pumpkins, and flowers.
The Millarr Family, from Bluejacket, provides fresh-baked goods starting in June this season. Each market, they will have a variety of products from sweets like cookies, cupcakes, pies & rolls to savory favorites like cheddar jalapeño bread and garlic knots. Get there early, because they will sell out or ask to pre-order your favorites for pickup at the market.
Breezy Farms is owned and operated by Staci Arnette. Staci handcrafts face & body products, bakes delicious goods, harvests fresh chicken eggs, and grows her own produce. Shop her booth for a variety of fun products the next time you are at the market!
For the second season, Heavenly Sweets is serving sweet goodness at the market! Stop by and pick up dessert or bread at their booth. Keep an eye open for their homegrown watermelon coming soon.
Saintly Sweets sells a variety of baked goods from cookies to bread loaves. A group of women from the All Saints Episcopal Church gather each week to bring us some "saintly" sweet treats that will leave you wanting more!
Owner, Mindy Wise, creates beautiful handmade cards & gifts in addition to baking delicious baked goods. This year brings additional goodies like canned foods and beef! Stop by and check out her booth. While you are there, pre-order hamburger meat and beef sticks that will be available this June.
In addition to baking delicious baked goods and canned foods, owner, Mindy Wise raises cattle. Stop by and purchase your hamburger meat and beef sticks. Pre-ordering is also available.
Justin Downs brings to the market fresh raw honey each week! Pick up some local raw honey, homemade creamed honey, pepper honey, cinnamon honey, or honey butter. You can also purchase honey suckers, homemade wooden honey stirrers, and bars of oat soap.
Owner, Holly Hollon, has been selling cracked and whole pecans, jams and jellies, and honey at the market since its inception. Come support this local long time business!
Diamondhead Wine owner, Clyde Mickle, is a veteran turned vintner. His wine-making starts with the selection of the fruit used to make his award-winning wine. Choose from a wide variety of flavors such as blackberry, blueberry, elderberry and tomato mead.
Welcome first year vendor, Kranky's Kettlecorn! They make delicious, can't quit eating kettlecorn in original and caramel flavor. Grab a bag or two! Good for road trips, sporting events, movie night, or just anytime!
Kris Boggs brings her organically grown, ethically sourced herbs for teas, hydrosols, lye soaps and botanical room sprays to the market each week! Come to the market and check out her amazing smelling homemade products. If you get there on the right day she also has herb plants for sale!
Local, Pauline Charles owns Oak Creek Baskets and is coming back to the market! Pauline not only weaves beautiful baskets, she also teaches others basket weaving. Welcome Pauline back by stopping by her booth to purchase her beautiful baskets or sign up for a basket weaving class.
First year vendor, Charles Ward and his wife, Sharon, are selling their homemade necklaces and wire rings. Stop by and take a look. Something might catch your eye!
Shirley Carpenter spends most of her time in her well organized sewing room making the most adorable creations. She makes a variety of baby and kitchen linens as well as beautiful blankets and cute bracelets. Stop by her booth for some fun prints made into useful items.
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