Fort Thomas Farmers Market Kicks Off Its 17th Season on April 15

Celebrate spring at the opening of the Fort Thomas Farmers Market!

A Kentucky Proud market, shoppers can find high quality, season offerings that spotlight the best of our region’s agricultural and culinary talent. Find fresh produce, local meat and eggs, sweet honey, and delicious baked goods, all in one place! Shop over 20 local farmers and vendors at the historic Fort Thomas Mess Hall.

The market will open at 3:00 every Wednesday, April 15-December 16, 2026 at the Fort Thomas Mess Hall, 801 Cochran Avenue.

For more information, follow the Market on Facebook and Instagram @fortthomasfarmersmarket, or at http://www.fortthomasfarmersmarket.com.

A vibrant outdoor market scene with several white tents, colorful vendor tables, and people browsing goods in a sunny park setting.
The Fort Thomas Farmers Market in the summer. Photo by Mary Casey-Sturk.
A vendor at a farmers market under a yellow tent labeled 'The Kentucky Millstone' interacts with customers. A young woman is serving at the booth, while two customers, one in a green shirt and another wearing a straw hat, examine the products on display.
The Kentucky Millstone provides baked goods and other treats throughout the market season. Photo by Mary Casey-Sturk.
A variety of wine bottles displayed on a table at a winery booth, featuring labels from StoneBrook Winery, including options like Cranberry, Elderberry, and Vidal Blanc, with a decorative hat on the centerpiece bottle.
StoneBrook Winery’s booth at the market showcases their selection of wines. Photo by Mary Casey-Sturk.
Jars of salsa and other preserved foods labeled from SpringCreek Farm displayed at a market stand.
SpringCreek Farm Salsa. Photo provided.
Colorful variety of apples displayed in wooden crates at a farmers market, featuring red and green apples, with signs indicating different types.
Scott Farm Apples. Photo provided.
A vendor selling jars of honey at a market, with stacks of jars displayed on a wooden stand. A person is seen interacting with the vendor, while another person is handling items in a black container.
Neltner’s Farm has been selling at the market for many years. Photo by Mary Casey-Sturk.

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