Tulsa Farmers' Market

The Tulsa Farmers' Market on Cherry Street transforms Saturday mornings into a delightful family outing where kids can sample fresh produce, enjoy live music, and participate in hands-on activities. This vibrant community gathering spot offers more than just shopping,it's an educational experience where children learn about local farming, meet vendors, and explore a variety of handmade crafts in a lively, walkable atmosphere.

• ✓Free samples from vendors offering fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and local honey
• ✓Live music performances that create a festive atmosphere kids love
• ✓Hands-on learning opportunities about local farming and food sources
• ✓Kid-friendly activities and occasional face painting or entertainment
• ✓Unique handmade crafts and locally-made treats like fresh pastries and lemonade

1. 1.Arrive closer to opening time (8:00 AM) for the best selection and smaller crowds, plus cooler temperatures in summer months
2. 2.Bring a wagon or stroller,not just for tired kids, but to help carry all your farmers' market treasures
3. 3.Pack small bills and cash, as not all vendors accept cards, and let kids bring a few dollars to make their own purchase
4. 4.Let children pick out one new fruit or vegetable to try at home,it's a great way to encourage adventurous eating
5. 5.Check the market's schedule beforehand for special kid-friendly events like cooking demonstrations or seasonal activities

Early morning around 8:00-9:00 AM offers the coolest temperatures (important in Oklahoma summers), the fullest vendor selection, and the most energetic atmosphere with live music just getting started. Late spring through early fall features peak produce variety.

The market is free to attend with street parking available along Cherry Street and nearby neighborhoods. Stroller-friendly and mostly outdoors, so dress for the weather and bring sunscreen during warmer months.

Open Saturdays only, year-round from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Peak season runs May through October with the widest variety of produce. Winter months offer root vegetables, baked goods, and crafts. Check ahead for holiday weekend closures and special themed market days.

Cherry Street is packed with family-friendly options within walking distance, including Queenies for casual comfort food and enormous cinnamon rolls, or Foolish Things Coffee Company for pastries and a relaxed atmosphere where kids are welcome.