See you at the farmers market on Saturday
Opening day for the Bluffton Farmers Market is Saturday.
Located in the Citizens National Bank parking lot at 102 S. Main St.,, the market runs from 8:30 a.m. to noon every Saturday morning from May through October.
Managed by Greg Probst, the Bluffton Farmers Market has more than 20 vendors signed up for the full year. Products and vendors vary by the season, giving shoppers a selection of fresh, local products. Vegetables, fruits, plants, and cottage foods are included in the market.
Additional market attractions are live music performances and Bluffton Public Library story time on selected dates.
2019 vendors will include Anita's Sweets & Treats, Backyard Perennials & More, Doris Hodge Pies, Eileen’s Natural Soap, Hilty Farm Market, Jeanne's Kitchen, JK Juices, Little Riley Creek Farm, Muddy River Homestead, My Own Backyard Herbs & Flowers, Old Homestead Soaps & Lotions, Probst Family Farm, Quarry Farm, River Valley Pasta, Suter Produce, Sweet Dream Gourmet, and Taste Tempters.
Stories Posted This Week
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Friday, October 30, 2026
- Main St. runway for Trick or Treaters
- October 30 Bluffton Schools athletics lineup, streaming
- What Kind of Paradise author joins book club by Zoom, Nov. 4
- Check out November 2026 events at Bluffton Public Library
- Scarecrow voting ends at midnight, Oct. 31
- Annual meeting and dinner for Senior Center members, November 9
- November 2026 Community Meals at the Senior Center
- Pirate girls soccer edged in shootout by Big Green in district final
Thursday, October 29, 2026
- Ada Icon headlines, October 29
- Bluffton chamber welcomes six new members in October 2026
- Scam talk with Chief Ryan Burkholder
- Apollo Career Center honored as Gold Star Institution
- Peanut brittle time at the Senior Center begins Nov. 9
- Bluffton University Forum explores faith, hope and care for creation
- Business Collective networking night, Nov. 5
- Radio play staging of It's a Wonderful Life on Nov. 29
- Test-to-Treat not Trick-or-Treat
- If only we could put these fall days on pause