Oxford Farmers Market

Oxford Farmers Market centers on Oxford Farmers Market Uptown, a year-round Saturday market in Oxford’s Uptown area near restaurants, coffee shops, parks, life-sized animal sculptures, and a fountain designed for water play. The market sets up just behind Memorial Park, with the location described at Main and High Streets and also as the parking lot just north of Memorial Park at Main and Church streets. That placement makes this a distinctly Uptown stop, with produce, bread, honey, meat, flowers, and handmade goods gathered in the center of town every Saturday.

Why it matters locally

Oxford Farmers Market is tied closely to Uptown Oxford and to local food education efforts through the OFMU Educational Cooperative and the Oxford Plant a Row for the Hungry Campaign. The market’s partners also include TOPSS Food Pantry, Oxford Seniors, the Oxford Family Resource Center, the Oxford Museum Association, and the Butler County Beekeepers Association.

That local network is matched by a vendor mix rooted in nearby production. 7 Wonders Farm is described as a small, family owned farm near Miami University in Oxford that grows produce and pasture raises animals, while Hamm Farm brings locally grown veggies. The market also connects shoppers to seasonal and nutrition-focused programs through WIC, EBT, Food Stamps, Credit Cards, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program listed among its partner resources.

What you'll find there

The lineup spans farm staples, prepared food, and handmade goods rather than leaning on one narrow category. You can shop vegetables and fruit, add bread or breakfast, and still leave with pottery, jewelry, crochet, or botanical products from named vendors on the same market run.

• -Find produce and pasture-raised animals from 7 Wonders Farm, a small family-owned farm near Miami University in Oxford.
• -Pick up artisan loaves and pastries from Bigham Artisan Bread & Pastry.
• -Add bakery items from Birch Creek Bakery.
• -Shop honey from Aryanna’s Honey.
• -Browse honey from Johnson Family Farm.
• -Take home freezer beef and pork from Gerber Meat Market.
• -Look for Galloway cattle products from Caraway Farms.
• -Grab microgreens from Bonnie Gean’s Micro Greens.
• -Choose fruit from Downing Fruit Farm.
• -Bring home locally grown veggies from Hamm Farm.
• -Pick out cut flowers and produce from Little Creek Valley.
• -Shop greenhouse offerings from Frankenstein’s Nursery, described as a seasonal wholesale and retail production greenhouse.
• -Order breakfast favorites from Loaded Goat Cafe.
• -Try food from Josephine’s Gourmet Kitchen.
• -Browse olive oils from Kofinas Olive Oil.
• -Explore pottery by 3 Drops Pottery.
• -See natural skin care products from The Taylor Farm Natural Skin Care Products.
• -Browse aromatherapy and botanical blends from Basil Lane Blends.
• -Check out jewelry from Silver Moon Jewelry.
• -Look over crochet work from Alphira Crochet.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, a rule likely to change plans before you leave home. The market runs in a city parking lot near Oxford Uptown Parks, with the location described behind Memorial Park in Uptown Oxford at Main and High Streets and also as the parking lot just north of Memorial Park at Main and Church streets. Restrooms are not available on site. If you need to call ahead, the market phone number is (513) 273-0134.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Oxford Farmers Market. The market also lists Food Stamps, Credit Cards, WIC, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program among its payment and nutrition-program resources, giving shoppers more than one way to buy eligible food.