Farmers markets to visit around the city this season 

With May officially here, the warmer weather is beginning to settle across the area. As such, farmers market season is back across the Cincinnati region. From historic markets to neighborhood pop-ups, here are five worth making a stop at. 

Findlay Market 

The city’s most iconic market operates year-round in Over-the-Rhine, blending a traditional farmers market with permanent vendors. On weekends, local farmers and artisans join the lineup, making it the perfect place to pick up dinner ingredients or a unique find. 

Hyde Park Farmers’ Market  

Held Sundays in Hyde Park Square, this growers-focused market emphasizes locally sourced, sustainably produced food. Here, shoppers can find everything from heirloom vegetables to meats, flowers and prepared foods.  

Northside Farmers Market 

A neighborhood staple, this midweek market features vendors from within roughly 70 miles, offering produce, baked goods and specialty items.  

East Walnut Hills Farmers Market 

This Friday evening market doubles as a social event, pairing fresh produce with live music and ready-to-eat options, offering a great place to kick off your weekend.  

Anderson Farmers Market 

Located on the east side, this seasonal market highlights regional growers and small businesses, offering a mix of produce, baked goods and artisan products.