Did you know there’s a year-round farmers market that’s held indoors in Oklahoma City? It’s true. The freshest fruits and vegetables in the state can be found at the OSU-OKC Farmers Market every Saturday. It’s free to attend, so plan a trip to this gigantic market that will make your weekend complete.

The OSU-OKC Farmer's Market is held at the Horticulture Pavilion at 400 North Portland in Oklahoma City. It's open year-round every Saturday. Summer hours are from April - October from 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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During the summer session, you'll find vendors also trickle outside, so there's even more of a selection of merchandise to choose from.
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Step inside and you'll find over 50 vendors selling quality Oklahoma products.
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Everything is either made or grown in Oklahoma and many items are certified organic.
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You'll find the freshest fruits and vegetables around. From berries to peaches to watermelon, the selection is always amazing.
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And just look at these beautiful orchids you can buy when they are in bloom.
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Plus, there's a large selection of dairy, meat, baked items, eggs, and nuts. And of course, it's all from Oklahoma.
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Shopper will also enjoy free samples, handmade gifts, crafts, and seasonal items. And the best part is, no matter what the crazy weather is doing outside, it's always nice inside the Horticulture Pavilion.
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As a member of the Oklahoma Grown Farmers Market program, you can rest assured you are getting quality products. Many items are in season in April, including strawberries, cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, and many more.
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For more information about the OSU-OKC Farmers Market (including what items are available), click here.

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