Stillwater Farmers Market - Fall

Stillwater Farmers Market - Fall ties its season to a practical local network, including references to the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, while hosting its market at The Prairie Arts Center on North Perkins Road. In the November-to-March stretch, that setup gives the market a clear fall-and-winter identity built around a Saturday shop for produce, meats, eggs, dairy, and pantry goods from named farms and makers. The mix is notably broad for a colder-season market, with produce vendors appearing alongside goat cheese, lamb, grass-fed beef, herbs, soaps, jams, and baked goods.

Why it matters locally

The Prairie Arts Center hosts the market, giving Stillwater a defined in-town place for seasonal farm shopping rather than a rotating or vague meeting spot. Its vendor roster is rooted in specific farm and food businesses selling directly under their own names, from Whitmore Farm and Morning View Farm to Prairie Thyme Farm and Stillwater Creek Farms. That matters because the market’s local role is not limited to vegetables: it also supports direct sales of eggs, meats, honey, goat cheese, spice blends, soaps, lotions, canned goods, and baked goods. The market also points shoppers toward OSU Extension recipes and state agriculture guidance, connecting buying food with practical use and regulation-focused information.

What you'll find there

The fall-and-winter lineup covers more than quick produce shopping, with proteins, eggs, dairy, pantry staples, and body-care goods all represented in the vendor list. For a seasonal market, the range leans especially practical: shoppers can piece together ingredients for meals, pick up preserved goods, and add non-food farm products in the same trip.

• -Find produce, goat milk soap, freeze dried candy, and hot pepper powder from Motes Farm.
• -Pick up produce, beef, jams and jellies, eggs, and honey from Whitmore Farm.
• -Look for goat meat, free range chicken eggs, and quail eggs at Morning View Farm.
• -Browse goat milk soap and lotion from The Bearded Doe & Co..
• -Shop produce from Maness Farm.
• -Season meals with herbs, spice mixes, and salt blends from Jacqui's Herbs Naturally.
• -Choose baked goods and canned goods from Lotus pond Farms/Cari's Creations.
• -Gather produce and eggs from H&A Farm.
• -Bring home goat cheese from Prairie Thyme Farm.
• -Cook with lamb meat from Howard Southdowns.
• -Add eggs from Shiloh Farms.
• -Check Xy Gardens for produce.
• -Stock up on grass fed beef, pasture raised pork, and chicken from Stillwater Creek Farms.
• -Grab eggs from Le Joli Poulet.
• -Watch for jujubee and produce from Warhurst Farms.

Seasonal scheduling shapes the market year, with Saturday summer hours from April to October, a Wednesday summer market from May to October, and winter Saturday hours from November to March.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit detail likely to affect how you plan the trip. For the fall-and-winter market, the key timing point is the shorter Saturday window from 10 am to 12 pm in November through March, so this is not an all-morning linger like the longer summer schedule. The market is located at The Prairie Arts Center at 611 N Perkins Rd in Stillwater. Restrooms are not available in the listed visit details, and payment methods are indicated clearly even though individual accepted forms are not spelled out here. If you need a direct line before heading over, the market lists stillwaterfarmersmarket@gmail.com.