We offer two ways that community groups can get involved in the Oak Creek Farmers Market!

Non-Profit Vendor Space

Each week, we offer one vendor space to a local non-profit organization that wants to share information with the community. We provide this opportunity without cost, so that groups can spend one morning per market season sharing their information with market patrons.

Oak Creek Student Groups

Water sales at the market are a great way for student organizations to raise money! Each week the market offers a fundraising opportunity to children's organizations in Oak Creek. Bottled water, generously donated by Savaglia Financial Advisors, is made available for one student group at each market to sell - and that group keeps the proceeds!

For more information about either of these opportunities, please contact us at OCFM@oakcreekwi.gov. 

Stay up to date on the Farmers Market!

There’s always something great happening at the Oak Creek Farmers Market! To stay in touch, subscribe to our newsletter. We’ll send periodic updates on vendors, behind the scenes looks, and any special events that are coming up!

We are looking for engaged community members and vendor nominations to join the 2025 Season Farmers Market Committee! This committee plays a key role in shaping the market experience by providing input on vendor selection, special events, and market operations. Whether you're a vendor, a frequent shopper, or simply passionate about supporting local food and businesses, we welcome your interest. Your involvement will help ensure a vibrant, well-rounded market that serves both vendors and the community. If you or someone you know would be a great fit, let us know—we’d love to have you involved!

If you have any questions or comments regarding the committee or the Farmers Market, please contact Marcia Wayer, Director of Marketing and Public Relations at mwayer@oakcreekwi.gov.

The Oak Creek Farmers Market is located at Drexel Town Square (361 W Town Square Way, Oak Creek, WI 53154), across from the Civic Center.

The Market is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

The 2025 Market Season will take place between May 10 to October 25. 

A variety of local farmers and vendors bring fresh produce, herbs, flowers, seasonal plants, fresh meats and eggs, cheeses, and honey. Other foods such as baked goods, pickles, and preserves, and more are also offered!

Click here to see a who will be at the market!  Also, follow us on Facebook or sign up for our weekly newsletter that is produced during the OCFM season, May 10 - October 25, 2025. 

No, different vendors choose different production methods. Talk to the vendors to learn more about their products. 

FoodShare refers to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).

The market's goal is to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for low-income families and to provide an additional value-added revenue source for our vendors.  

Persons eligible for FoodShare benefits are able to purchase tokens with their benefits card. We are proud to have found a sponsor, IEBW Local Union 494 to offer a match program. We will match up to $30 each week in Milwaukee Market match and up to $20 for WIC and senior vouchers.  Our farmers accept these coupons as well as the OCFM coins.

Look for the Oak Creek Tent in the center of the market for the FoodShare program.

Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcomed!  Please be aware that dogs should not be brought up to a vendor's table.

Drexel Town Square offers street parking and many surface lots behind the buildings.  The Civic Center parking lot is south of the market.

The City of Oak Creek and the Oak Creek Tourism Commission are responsible for overseeing the operations of the market.

The grounds are maintained by the City's Department of Public Works.

Please email us at OCFM@oakcreekwi.gov or the Marketing and Public Relations team.

Vendors determine what payment types they choose to accept, but the majority accept credit or debit cards. An ATM is available on-site for your convenience.

Talk to the vendors and other shoppers. If you see a vegetable, you've never tried, don't be afraid to ask the vendor or the shopper next to you for tips on storing or preparing it. 

Come often-the selection at the market is different each week!

Come early-many popular farmers sell out of items each week.