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Farmers Market

Vendors offer a mix of local produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and health & beauty products. EBT is accepted for all qualifying purchases and incentive dollars through the Produce Perks Columbus program for fresh produce are offered for all EBT participants.

NEW this year! Pick up a Frequent Shopper Card at the Information Booth and collect punches throughout the season! Once you earn 10 punches, you’ll be entered for a chance to win two tickets to a Special Engagement at the Conservatory. The winner will be drawn in September at the close of the season.

Kids can also participate in VEGGIE CHAMPS, a weekly activity that rewards kids with Veggie Bucks to spend at the market.

Markets will occur if it rains but will be canceled in the case of dangerous weather: high winds, lightning, or extreme heat.

The Conservatory Farmers Market begins June 3-September 16, 2026 on Wednesdays from 3:30-6:30pm.

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Themed Farmers Market Dates: June 17 (Neighborhood Day),  July 22 (Book Swap), August 5 (National Farmers Market Week)

Information for Vendors & Food Trucks

We are no longer accepting applications for this season. Stay tuned for information for the 2027 season!

Vendor Handbook Our market encourages, supports, and promotes the entrepreneurial efforts of local, independent, and small-scale farmers, food producers, and artisans seeking to sell their products directly to consumers. We are proud to be an incubator for small local businesses.

Vendor Handbook
Food Truck Application We accept a variety of cuisines but prioritize food trucks committed to sourcing ingredients locally whenever possible.

No longer accepting food trucks
Community Partner Interest Form We are proud to offer the market as a resource to area non-profit organizations. The market invites community organizations to share information about their work with our market goers.

Organizations with a primary focus aligned with the Franklin Park Conservatory Farmers Market will be considered for participation. We ask that partnering organizations have their major focus in at least one of these areas:

-Charitable 501(c) (3) organizations.
-Organizations that promote Ohio foods.
-Organizations that enhance the community, or those who sponsor community improvement projects.

No longer accepting community partners
Musician interest Form No longer accepting musicians
Suggest a Vendor or Food Truck Know a great vendor who you'd like to bring to the neighborhood? Contact our Farmers Market Coordinator at [email protected] to make a suggestion.

Supported Programs

Produce Perks Learn More
SNAP/WIC Learn More
Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Learn More

Special thanks to our annual Field to Table event sponsors

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