Pearl Farmers' Market
Opens today, Monday, April 28 at 4.30pm.
#61607; Open every Monday Evening, April 28th †thru September 15th.
#61607; New hours: 4:30p.m.-7:00p.m.
#61607; Place: 6th St. and Peoria, in Central Park.
#61607; Music from The Blue Flame Band
#61607; Plenty of parking space.
#61607; Inquiries: call Rita on 640.5408
At the market today:
Farm-fresh eggs, certified organic strawberries, spinach, green salad mix, radishes, green onions, green garlic, mushrooms, asparagus, grass-fed beef, lamb, pork, fresh baked bread, wine, local honey, jam, herbs, tomato plants, peppers, bedding plants. Scones, cookies, coffee, ginger soda - and music...all in the Park!
New vendors
#61607; Conrad Farms will arrive with their fresh asparagus, spinach, onions, white radishes, red radishes, and more. Live plants including celebrity, beefeater, patio & sweet cherry , golden jubilee, brandywine, jet star, lettuce, broccoli, and more.
#61607; Master Gardener Peggy Loyd will offer numerous fresh lettuce varieties.
#61607; Sailing Horse Vineyard, from Eufaula, will be offering Oklahoma wine.
#61607; Etudiaye Pottery studio - African inspired design. Their functional production of dinnerware is lead- free, microwave, dishwasher, and oven safe.
#61607; Christine Crowe: Soy candles, tote bags, etc.
#61607; Timber Ridge Farms: coleus plants and more produce later in the season.
Returning vendors
#61607; Well-Bread Bakery: fresh milled, high-protein, chemical-free, wheat grain bread.
#61607; Mushroom Planet: Mitake, ****ake, Oyster
#61607; Blakely Farms: Grass-fed Pork, Lamb, Beef
#61607; Natural Farms: Natural beef, Chicken, Pork, lamb. Local honey, jams
#61607; Creekside Produce: Live herbs, tomato plants, bedding plants, Produce: lettuce and asparagus
#61607; LunaBread:Ginger soda, Coffee, Scones, Cookies, etc
#61607; 3 P's in a Pod: Hand made soap with essential oils, Talc free powder.
#61607; GoldenRod Farms: bedding plants, herbs, produced plants
#61607; Mom Shahan, Tannabaum earrings from recycled materials and stones
#61607; Oxley Nature Center, educational nature topics
#61607; Yoga in the park coming soon!
How about being open on the weekend, so people can actually utilize it?
Why do they call them farmer's markets when they sell dinnerware, soy candles, tote bags, soaps and earrings?
I like all that stuff, but they don't come from a farm.
Shouldn't they just be called a market?
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Originally posted by T-TownMike
How about being open on the weekend, so people can actually utilize it?
There is already a couple of farmers markets on Saturday. They are trying to cover another day of the week. I was at the market at 41st and Peoria in the parking lot at Westlake Ace Hardware and they were pretty busy.
The mix at each market is different. If the market is an "Oklahoma Grown" market, they can have very little of the twinkie stuff. I know the Cherry Street market is more farmer centric. I hope all the farmers markets do well. That will mean that Tulsa is slowly becoming more of a food involved city, when people are starting to become more concerned and involved in knowing where their food is coming from and knowing who is growing it.
I like that they are open different days of the week. That allows me a chance to see some of the people at different locations and buy what I need weekdays.