What’s up at this week’s Oxford Farmers Market? Here are the highlights!
🍯 Vendor Profile: Aryanna’s Honey 🐝 Aryanna’s Honey is a small, local business in Butler County dedicated to supporting our local pollinators and sharing the incredible things honeybees help create. Their honey comes from their own hardworking honeybees and is bottled in small batches right here in Butler County. From
Oxtoberfest Weekend = Market on High Street! The Oxford Farmers Market is happening this Saturday from 9 AM–12 PM, just in a different location! Because of Oxtoberfest, we’ll be setting up on High Street -but don’t worry, all your normal market vendors will be there! Come stroll High Street, enjoy
🌱 VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: Miami Farms 🌱 Today we’re shining the spotlight on Miami Farms, a small local farm owned by Jim Gieringer and his wife, Sally. After moving to Oxford, Jim and Sally started their small produce farm with the help of their son, growing fresh, seasonal vegetables right here
SATURDAY IS MARKET DAY! If you haven’t been to the Oxford Farmers Market lately, this is a great weekend to come see what’s new. Fresh produce, apples and cider, beef and other meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, honey, pottery, art, handmade goods and plenty of seasonal favorites will all be
✨ VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: Designs by Lisa ✨ If you love unique, one-of-a-kind pieces, you’ll definitely want to check out Designs by Lisa! Lisa gives denim a whole new life by creating fun and functional items from upcycled denim. 👖♻️ Each piece is handmade and has its own personality, making these
Labor Day weekend plans? We’ve got you covered! 🧺✨ Stop by the Oxford Farmers Market Uptown this Saturday from 9–12 to stock up for the holiday weekend! Whether you're filling the fridge or looking for something unique, our vendors have amazing selections: 🥦 Farm-fresh vegetables 🥩 High-quality meats 💐 Seasonal
🌱 VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: Quail Crossing Farm 🌱 We’re excited to spotlight Quail Crossing Farm, a small local farm that grows a wonderful variety of fresh vegetables for our community! Greg Hamm and his family put a lot of care into growing seasonal produce, and you may have spotted them at
