Worthington Farmers Market

Who doesn’t love a great farmers market?! There’s nothing like picking up fresh flowers, berries, or tomatoes from a local farmer and/or vendor! The best Farmers’ Market in Central Ohio is Worthington! They have amazing vendors and the setting is so charming. A perfect way to start your weekend.

 

Outdoor Season
May – October
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
646 North High Street
Worthington, Ohio 43085

 

Indoor Season
November – April
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
7227 North High Street
Worthington, Ohio 43085
*Closed the Saturday after Thanksgiving

About the Market: In 1987, with permission from City Manager, Dave Elder, the Worthington Farmers Market began. What started as a PhD dissertation project for two women in Sustainable Agriculture at The Ohio State University has become a year-round tradition in Worthington, Ohio. 

According to market advocate and Worthington resident, Julie Weatherington-Rice, “… the Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District was a very early supporter. ” 

Once established, the market was nurtured and managed by the local businesses, and from there, a business association, the Old Worthington Business Association (OWBA), which is known today as the Old Worthington Partnership. 

The Worthington Farmers Market was managed by Jan Staats until 2009, when she passed. For the next eight years, the Worthington Farmers Market was led by Jamie Moore, a local food advocate and owner of Wayward Seed Farm. In 2019, Christine Hawks joined the Old Worthington Partnership team as the Market Manager. Christine and a dedicated group of volunteers from the greater Columbus community manage the day-to-day operations of the Worthington Farmers Market.

A group of people are standing under a white tent at a flower market.
A woman is walking down a street next to a sign that says hand picked fresh cuttings

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