By 1808Delaware

Delaware County is a vibrant hub for community engagement and local commerce, particularly through its thriving farmers markets. As local traditions bloom with the seasons, these markets offer a space not just for shopping but for neighbors to meet, share stories, and foster community spirit. Here’s your guide to what you can expect at Delaware County’s farmers markets this year, ensuring you know when and where to find the freshest local produce and handcrafted goods.

Main Street Delaware Farmers Market

Location: Sandusky Street
Time: Saturdays, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Season: May 25 through October 26
More Info: Main Street Delaware

Set in the heart of downtown, the Main Street Delaware Farmers Market brings together local farmers and craftspeople. This market, bustling on Saturday mornings, is perfect for picking up your week’s supply of fresh fruits, vegetables, and artisan goods.

Powell Chamber Farmers Market

Location: 240 N. Liberty St.
Time: Saturdays, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Season: May 25 through October 5
More Info: Powell Chamber Farmers Market

Celebrating local farmers and artisans, the Powell Chamber Farmers Market provides a wealth of fresh, seasonal produce alongside homemade crafts and foods. It’s a great place to engage with local growers and learn more about where your food comes from.

Sunbury Farmers Market

Location: Sunbury Town Square, 81 E. Cherry St.
Time: Saturdays, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Season: May 25 through September 28
More Info: Sunbury Farmers Market

Located in the picturesque Sunbury Town Square, this market extends its welcome every Saturday. With an extra hour compared to other markets, you have more time to enjoy its offerings. It’s a wonderful spot for a leisurely weekend morning, filled with vibrant stalls and friendly faces.

Market on Orange

Location: Orange Friends Church, 3467 E. Orange Road, Lewis Center
Time: Tuesdays, 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Season: July 2 through August 27
More Info: Market on Orange

A favorite for those who work weekends, the Market on Orange offers a late afternoon option to explore local produce and handmade items. Located at the Orange Friends Church, this market is an ideal stop to grab fresh ingredients for dinner or to enjoy an evening browsing unique local stalls.

Benefits of Shopping at Farmers Markets

Farmers markets are not only a place to find fresh products but also a way to support the local economy and sustainable practices:

  • Fresh and Flavorful: The produce available at farmers markets is often picked at its peak, giving you the best flavor and nutrition.
  • Support Local Economies: Direct purchases help support local families and keep money within the community.
  • Sustainable Choices: Shopping at farmers markets reduces the transportation required for food, lowering your carbon footprint.
  • Discover Unique Varieties: Find goods that aren’t available in supermarkets, including heirloom varieties and unique flavors.
  • Community Connection: Markets serve as social and educational hubs where you can learn more about food, cooking, and nutrition directly from the source.

Delaware County’s farmers markets are a testament to the area’s rich agricultural heritage and commitment to community and sustainability. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, these markets offer a glimpse into the heart of its communities, bustling with activity, ripe with fresh produce, and buzzing with local chatter. Don’t miss the chance to explore these local treasures.


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