Olde Pickerington Farmers' Market

I finally made it out today, the last market of the season. One of the vendors told me that about half of the vendors were absent, possibly due to it being the final day. Still, I had a good first-time visit.We checked out almost all of the booths and sampled several spots, settling on popcorn from Tasha's Carmel Corn. I purchased the Peanut Butter Cup, but I easily saw myself emptying my pockets to buy everything else I tasted. We stopped by Sarah's Sweets, where I tried various chocolates. The real winner to me was the coconut. Very sweet, but a dream for coconut fans. Another great spot was Allison's Challah, who sells Traditional Jewish Bread. It was flavored with honey and I can just see myself trying all kinds of combinations with it.Even though it was the final day of the season, I was delighted to learn that they will begin the "winter season" market, next door, next Thursday (Oct. 5)! Being the first one for the season, I'm sure it should have full attendance from the vendors so I'll be back and will let you know what I thought.

This is my favorite farmers market on the east side of Columbus! They have so many awesome vendors, awesome prices and great food! You should definitely check it out if you like a good market.

This market is on Thursday afternoon/evenings from 4-7 pm. I finally remembered about it, had the free time, so decided to go check it out. There weren't tons of sellers here. However, since it hasn't been going for very long, I suppose in due time, it will hopefully grow in attendance and offerings. There were a few tents selling veggies - tomatoes especially. I just so happen to see Brad's Bees, the gentleman was selling his homemade honey. He had several different flavor a to try, and of course the just-plain stuff. I sampled his Ginger liquid. It was super good. A little bit of "spice" to it (oh ginger, how I love your taste!), but could still taste the foundation of pure honey :)I hope this market will grow in size over the coming years. Heck, the city's population is growing, so I expect nothing less.