Granville Farmers Market

Granville Farmers Market is tied closely to the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce, which established and sponsors the market and also sponsors a Tuesday market through the summer. That sponsorship gives the market a two-part warm-weather rhythm: Saturday market hours at Raccoon Valley Park from May through October, plus a Tuesday market that runs in summer at Lucky’s Market Parking Lot. With about 50 vendors listed for the market, the scale is large enough to support a broad farm-and-food mix while still staying rooted in Granville’s own weekly routine.

Why it matters locally

Raccoon Valley Park hosts the 2026 Saturday summer market, while Lucky’s Market Parking Lot hosts the Tuesday market throughout the summer, giving Granville two recurring market settings rather than a single weekly stop. The Granville Area Chamber of Commerce did more than lend its name: it established and sponsors the market and separately sponsors the Tuesday market as well.

The market’s calendar also stretches beyond the main outdoor season. A Thanksgiving market is scheduled for November 21, and a winter market runs most Saturdays from November through April at the United Church of Granville Annex Building. That seasonal spread keeps the market present in town across much of the year, even as locations shift with the calendar.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster leans heavily toward named farms, bakers, and prepared-food sellers, with a few rotating vendors and seasonal appearances folded into the lineup. That makes Granville a market where produce, pantry items, sweets, flowers, meats, and drink vendors all appear side by side in the same list.

• -Find honey from Latshaw Apiaries.
• -Pick up sweets from Lickity Split Sweets.
• -Shop flowers from Little Flower Farm.
• -Add baked goods from Lona Belle's Home Baked Goods.
• -Look for farm products from Makyn Farms.
• -Browse farm offerings from Maple Valley Farm.
• -Choose bath and body goods from Martha’s Bath and Body.
• -Stop at Mayapple Farms for its farm offerings.
• -Try prepared foods from McCarty's Taste of Eden.
• -Bring home bouquets from Moon Maiden Flowers.
• -Watch for rotating appearances by Nonna Purpura’s Cucina Italiana.
• -Catch Ochs Fruit Farm when its seasonal stand is in market.
• -Check for rotating visits from Ogle Family Farms.
• -Buy meats from Olde Village Meats.
• -Grab baked or sweet items from R&T Treats and Red Horse Baking Company.
• -Sip coffee from rotating vendor Ruth and Boaz Coffee.
• -Visit Sunbeam Family Farm for its farm products.
• -Look for elderberry products from Turkeyfoot Creek Elderberry Farm.
• -Seek out rotating lavender goods from Twin Oaks Lavender.
• -Find kettle corn and lemon shakeups at Weathervane Kettle Corn/ Lemon Shakeups.
• -Shop farm products from Wilson's Family Farm.

Beyond the main season, the calendar adds a one-day Thanksgiving market on November 21 and a winter market held most Saturdays from November through April at the United Church of Granville Annex Building.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Granville Farmers Market, a rule that can change plans before you leave home. Parking also comes with one specific restriction: attendees are asked to respect neighbors and refrain from parking in the Golfland parking area, though the market notes that there is plenty of parking near the market.

Location depends on the day and season. Saturday summer market hours are held at Raccoon Valley Park, Tuesday summer hours are at Lucky’s Market Parking Lot, and the winter market moves to the United Church of Granville Annex Building. Market masters Steve Matheny and BeTSY ROBERTS are listed for the market.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Granville Farmers Market, which matters if you are planning food shopping around eligible purchases. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly presented for shoppers, adding a layer of practical ease once you arrive.