Clintonville Farmers Market

This is one of the best Farmer's Markets around! I love the variety of produce, flowers, and baked goods available.Start off with a coffee at Global Gallery (protip: if you want drip coffee they usually have an express line set up outside) and stroll through the stalls on High Street. It's also a great opportunity to check out Wild Cat and a few other businesses on the block. It runs late spring through Thanksgiving so make sure you get there while you can!

Currently held at the Ohio History Center. This weekend was also the vintage baseball tournament, so the lot was a bit busy. But, plenty of room for both, and we found a parking space right by the market.Lots of vendors, and since it's Labor Day weekend I bet there were more earlier in the season. Plenty of fresh veggies, plus fruit, meat, cheese, flowers, and more. We got fruit and veggies, plus baklava and tamales, and cookies, maybe more I'm forgetting. Reasonable prices. Good stuff. Friendly vendors. Lots of dogs. A busker. Close to home. I rarely make it up early enough for markets, but was glad to get to this one.

I had a chance to go to the Clintonville Farmers Market at their (hopefully) temporary location at the Ohio History Center. Not an ideal location but due to COVID-19 they made the most of the hand that they have been dealt due to a global pandemic.To no fault of their own, unfortunately there was a classic car show at the fairgrounds across the street the day that I went and traffic was a headache . That being said, my pup Bowie and I had a wonderful time and picked up some great produce and other food and the vendors were outstanding and it was a great experience.With a lot of the summer left to go I will be back and hopefully the Market will be back on High Street in 2022. So if you get a chance please visit these outstanding vendors and make your way to 17th Avenue this season

The Clintonville Farmers Market moved over to the Ohio History Center so they could spread out during COVID, and I have to say I love it. It's so much easier to access!The stake are in the front parking lot, with lots of visitor parking available, and nicely spaced out, too. The produce is great and varies seasonally. They are pet friendly and my pup loves to go sniff shopping totes and try to scan people into petting her and giving her things.

This may be my favorite Farmers Market in Columbus. They have amazing vendors that are reasonably priced. All the produce is fresh! The shoppers that come here are nice and polite. It is a great atmosphere to socialize and find out about new products. A couple of my favorite booths are: Pure Ohio Honey and Tori's Test Kitchen.

This past weekend I was finally able to make it to the Clintonville Farmers Market for the very first time. I love farmers markets and I had heard so many great things about this one in particular. Trust me, to say I was excited is an understatement. I had been waiting all winter for this! I got there at about 9:30 in the morning and when I arrived I first looked for parking. Lucky for me I was able to find a darn good spot pretty easily. There was plenty of parking on the streets of the nearby neighborhoods. Woohoo! I walked across High St. and great smells and wonderful tunes instantly greeted me. On my first walk through I simply observed everything that there was to offer. Amongst the numerous vendors, I discovered some amazingly beautiful flowers, the freshest smelling strawberries ever, tons of fresh fruits and veggies, herbs and plants and everything in between. I also noticed the local JPOP's popsicle cart! These are so tasty folks. You gotta try them! The live music made walking through the market even more enjoyable. That was so cool to see and something I haven't noticed at a lot of other markets I've frequented. I came specifically looking for flowers to use to decorate a for friend's baby shower. I found more than I could have asked for. Each bouquet was roughly sixteen dollars and filled with fabulous and super colorful flowers. These were perfect! Sunny Meadows Flower Farm for the win! Everything about this farmers market was fabulous and I know I'll be back all summer until the winter comes and we pause for a while. This farmers market goes from April to November so there are plenty of opportunities to swing on through. Pro tip - bring your own bags and yes, a lot of the vendors take cards for payment.

(Updated for COVID-19, again)Well, the drive-thru market has gone away (much to my lazy ass' disappointment), and now it's a very physically distanced market.It's still in the parking lot of the Ohio History Connection; three long rows of vendors, with considerable spacing between them (although people still seem to bump into each other).Some vendors allow purchases on the spot, but some still are relying mostly on preorders, so it makes the most sense to place your order beforehand on the Clintonville Farmer's Market website, and bring cash and/or plastic if you see something else that you want.Make sure you wear a pair of comfortable shoes, because you'll be walking, a lot.

For this summer and during COVID times the Clintonville Farmers Market has relocated to the Ohio History Connection (what I call the Ohio Historical Center) north parking lot. There is a tremendous amount of space to have all the vendors set up and yet be spaced out to allow for ample social distancing. The farmers market is every Saturday (April 25th - November 21st) from 9am - noon. Some vendors are pre orders only, while others do on site sales and pre orders. To pre order go tohttps://clintonvillefarmersmarket.localfoodmarketplace.com/ I personally love this farmers market. I love the options that are available from meats, cheeses, granola, oat milk, charcuterie, honey, baked goods to all the local produce. The options are endless. This summer if you have time on a Saturday, please stop by (right off of 71, north of downtown) and support local.

I've been to this farmers market once before last summer. It's my favorite one in the city even though there aren't as many vendors.It's cool to see all the hipsters here and walk into the fun, unique shops around here.Parking is super easy to find as well.Can't wait to come back!

I love the Clintonville Farmers Market- it's amazing that it is moved indoors during the winter!! Make sure to arrive early so there will be a good amount of produce to choose from, the vendors definitely sell out by 11-12. All of the vendors are so nice and excited to tell you about their product. All of the products and produce I've gotten from this farmers market is delicious, and on top of that we're supporting local businesses and farms :)