Stimmel's Saturday Farmer's Market

Stimmel's Saturday Farmer's Market centers its Saturday lineup on the same local-food idea that LocalHarvest describes through CSA, direct farm connections, and food grown on a human scale. In Bowling Green, that shows up in a straightforward seasonal market at Stimmel's Market, 1220 W. Wooster St., where shoppers can look for fresh local fruits and vegetables, farm-raised beef, eggs, baked goods, and specialty items from May through the last Saturday in November. The vendor roster stretches beyond one stand, listing farms, honey, bakery goods, produce growers, and cattle operations that give the market a distinctly farm-forward mix.

What you'll find there

The clearest throughline here is a market built around farm names rather than a heavy prepared-food roster. Stimmel's own description points first to fresh local produce, farm-raised beef, eggs, baked goods, and specialty items, and the vendor list reinforces that emphasis with multiple farms plus a few focused specialty sellers.

• -Find Stimmel's Saturday Farmer's Market's core mix of fresh local fruits and vegetables, farm-raised beef, eggs, baked goods, and specialty items at the host market itself.
• -Look for produce and farm goods from Tantre Farm.
• -Browse offerings from Full Circle Farm.
• -Pick up farm products from Wild Coyote Farm.
• -Seek out Teter Organic Farm for its farm lineup.
• -Stop by Blaney Family Farm for farm products.
• -Add a snack from Grumpy Old Man llc, Gourmet Kettle Corn & Stuff!.
• -Shop Double Long Run Farm for farm goods.
• -Check Chandler Farm Market for its selection.
• -Buy honey from Cherry City Honey.
• -Visit Get Clucky Farm for farm products.
• -See what Wood Lane Farm brings.
• -Find Schooner Farms in the vendor mix.
• -Shop Our Farm Bersee & Utz Heirloom Farm for heirloom-focused farm goods.
• -Pick up Friendship Farms' summer large vegetable share bounty, plus coffee and fruit share options tied to its CSA pickup station.
• -Look for Forshee Farm among the listed growers.
• -Add baked goods from Bouncin' Beagle Bakery LLC.
• -Seek out Black Swamp Cattle Company for cattle-related farm products.
• -Browse produce from Sage Produce.
• -Finish with fruit from Johnston Fruit Farms. What stands out here is how strongly the market reads as part of a wider local-food network rather than a one-off Saturday stop. The listed vendors include a long run of named farms such as Tantre Farm, Full Circle Farm, Wild Coyote Farm, Teter Organic Farm, Wood Lane Farm, Schooner Farms, and Forshee Farm, which gives the market a roster shaped by growers and farm businesses first. That feel is echoed by the presence of Friendship Farms' CSA pickup station and share options, which ties a weekly shopping trip to a longer-season farm commitment. Even the broader language around LocalHarvest leans toward direct relationships with farmers and food produced on a human scale, which fits the market's farm-heavy lineup in Bowling Green.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so that is the detail most likely to change your Saturday plan. The market is located at Stimmel's Market, 1220 W. Wooster St. in Bowling Green, which helps if you're mapping the stop rather than searching by market name alone. The season runs from May to the last Saturday in November, and the market opens Saturdays from 8 am to 2 pm. Restrooms are not available on site. Payment methods are presented clearly in the market's visitor details, though SNAP/EBT is not identified here.