Cultivating Community

Meet Granola Glory, a small-batch granola business owned by Ashley Swanntander right here in Southwest Ohio. Ashley crafts delicious, organic granola using quality, locally sourced ingredients whenever possible-bringing you a product that’s as wholesome as it is flavorful. Whether you sprinkle it on yogurt, pour it over milk, or grab

Mother’s Day is Sunday and the Oxford Farmers Market understood the assignment. What does Mom want? 🌸 Hanging baskets? We got them. 🌱 Garden plants? Yep. 🥐 Fresh baked goods? Obviously. 💐 Flowers? You guessed it. ☕ Coffee? Of course. 💍 Jewelry, yard art, handmade gifts? Yup and yup. 🪻

Vendor Spotlight: Ramblin Roast Mobile Cafe ☕🚐 Big things are brewing this season at Ramblin Roast Mobile Cafe! Cameron McAdams, better known as Cam, is kicking off her 10th season serving up incredible coffee to the community, and she’s just getting started. Ramblin Roast has become a market staple for

Looking for an excuse to get out of the house? This is it. Fresh bread, hot food, local meat, plants you definitely have room for, and just enough treats to pretend you came for “groceries.” Come wander, snack, and support a whole lineup of ridiculously talented local vendors: 7 Wonders

Nothing says spring quite like farm-fresh asparagus 🌱 Picked fresh and ready for your table, these tender spears are crisp, sweet, and full of that just-harvested flavor you can’t find in the store. Roast it, grill it, toss it in a stir fry-or enjoy it raw! Fresh asparagus straight from

Vendor Spotlight- Gluten-free baking done right-that’s what you’ll find at Dana Bakes Gluten Free. Dana brings an incredible lineup of baked goods that are hard to believe are gluten free. From savory to sweet, there’s something for everyone: 🥖 Focaccia with that perfect texture and flavor 🍪 Cookies that don’t

The market is open from 9–12 and it’s loaded with everything you need—fresh, local, and ready for you. Come out and see us!

This week’s market is shaping up to be one you don’t want to miss. From fresh-baked goods and pasture-raised meats to local honey, handcrafted items, and early garden plants, there’s something at every table worth bringing home. It’s the perfect time to stock your kitchen, support local farmers and makers,

A late freeze doesn’t just “slow things down”,it can wipe out entire crops that were right on the edge of harvest. When we get a stretch of warm days, plants wake up. Fruit trees bloom, asparagus pushes, berries start forming. Everything looks like it’s right on track…until temperatures drop just