OKC Farmers Public Market

OKC Farmers Public Market is a 1928 structure in the District of Oklahoma City that works as a weekly market for local produce, an antique mall and an event venue. Its rooms take indoor fairs, festivals and trade shows, along with concerts, corporate parties and galas, class reunions and weddings. The venue features the largest wooden dance floor in the state, 30 foot ceilings, a 1930s Deco bar and a mezzanine, and it has plenty of parking. Upstairs, the Market Garden Ballroom once hosted roller-skating and boxing matches. The farmers market brings in vendors selling produce, dairy, meat, honey and canned goods, and the antique mall covers 20,000 square feet of owner-operated shops. The McAnally family has owned and restored the building for over two decades. An upcoming events page and event ticket sales are posted, and a vendor directory is available. Rated 4.4 from 1961 Google reviews, 1304 of them five stars.