You might shop for produce or eggs, talk with a farmer about meat for dinner, or leave with honey, flowers, bread or a handmade gift. The market describes itself as Oklahoma Grown, with goods grown or made in the state. About the market
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When and where to go
The 2026 season runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, May 2 through October 31, in the Rogers County Courthouse parking lot, 200 S. Lynn Riggs Boulevard, Claremore, Oklahoma. Check the market's Facebook page before you leave for the latest opening and vendor updates. 2026 market schedule · Claremore event listing and address
Meet the 2026 vendors
The market's published 2026 vendor lineup names 33 farms and small businesses. These are season vendors, not a promise that every one will attend on a particular Saturday. Their offerings cross categories; the groups below are a way to explore the lineup, not a limit on what each vendor sells.
- Farms, produce, eggs, meat, honey and flowers: 510 Homestead, K Strong Homestead, Wild Bunches, Thompson Acres, The Eggman, Gerard Family Farm, Schmitt Livestock, Creekside & Blakley Family Farms, Wilson Family Farms, Katy Poultry, Murphy Mountain Ranch, and Lush Blooms & Beauty.
- Bakers, prepared food, pantry goods and drinks: Shanae's Kitchen, The Pink Flamingo, Crust & Crumb, Midnight Magic, Momma C's Sweets & Treats, Sinister Sugar Co., Country Road Jams, Bacon & Coffee, Farm to Jar, Papa Craig's Spice Blends, Okihomi, Suds & Spoons, Lainey's Lemonades, RHM, Tiny Farm Stand, and K & K Gifts & Sweets.
- Plants, body care and handmade goods: Beauty by June & Jolene, Sacred Moon Apothecary, Cacti Trading Co., Jeanie's Joy, and Pampered Pets.
If your first stop is food for the week, the lineup gives you plenty to ask about. The market describes 510 Homestead as bringing produce, eggs and sourdough; Gerard Family Farm as bringing honey; and Schmitt Livestock as bringing beef, pork and chicken. If you are looking beyond the pantry, Lush Blooms & Beauty grows cut flowers, while Beauty by June & Jolene makes goat-milk soap and lotion. What is on a table depends on the season and that day's vendors, so check their latest posts when you have a particular product in mind. 2026 vendor descriptions
A simple way to shop the market
Take one lap before you decide what to bring home. Ask a grower what was recently harvested or how they use an unfamiliar ingredient. If you find a farmer or maker you like, ask where else they sell and when they expect to return. That small conversation can turn a one-time market stop into a useful connection with someone nearby.
The market accepts SNAP and says eligible customers can receive a Double Up Oklahoma match of up to $20 per week. Double Up tokens are for produce or plants that grow food. Ask market staff how the tokens work and which purchases qualify.
Find the people you meet again
Farmers markets make local food visible for a morning. Cartily helps shoppers find local growers, food businesses and makers between market days, with shop pages for products, hours and ways to get in touch. If a vendor has a Cartily shop page, you can follow it for their updates. Vendors who want a page can list their business for free. Cartily does not take orders or payments; shoppers contact sellers directly.
For any given Saturday's lineup, market announcements remain the best place to check before making the trip. Rogers County Farmers Market on Facebook
