Farmers Markets near Leipsic, oh
A modern version of the traditional farmers' market via the web. We utilize the best of both the locally sourced items and the ease of shopping online: customers shop beginning Sunday night at 8 PM un... [more]
Brooklyn, along with the Brooklyn Downtown Development Authority, is beginning a new farmer�s market!... [more]
Sweeney's Sweet Corn and Farm Market Small country farm and market, located 3 miles off SR 3 North & US 6, Kendallville, east on Schoolhouse Road.... [more]
The Mt Gilead Farmer's Market showcases local products from local farmers. Our goal is to help the community get to know the great farmers in Morrow County and learn about their growing practices.... [more]
Opening April 30th, 2015 The Main Street Market offers local non GMO and pesticide free produce, crafts, beauty products,vegetable and herb plants, seasonings, teas and more.... [more]
On the front lawn of Saint Paul Episcopal Church at 87 West Main Street in historic uptown Norwalk, the Open Air Market offers space, free of charge.... [more]
Our market operates Saturdays, 9-noon,from May 18 through October 19 and offers Fresh Baked Goods, Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, Bedding Plants,Honey and fellowship.... [more]
Enjoy the small town flavor and big city style of this market which features fresh produce, plants and flowers from local growers, specialty items such as jams, honey, baked goods, local cheeses, meat... [more]
Small town farmers market with big selections for fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, organic produce, honey, jams, eggs and baked goods along with soaps, lotions, and other unique items.... [more]
Main Street is blocked between First and Second Streets where vendors offer goods from brightly colored push carts reminiscent of the 1800's.... [more]
We are proud to have 3 LOCAL FARMS leading several other WONDERFUL Farmers, vendors, and serving the Norwalk community!... [more]
Fresh produce from local gardeners and farmers, baked goods, flowers, and hand-crafted items. We have Amish and Mennonite vendors as well as other local producers.