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Chouteau Farmers Market

  • SNAP/EBT
  • Cards
  • Organic

119 West Main Street
Chouteau, OK

Located in the heart of one of Oklahoma's largest Amish communities, the Chouteau Farmer’s Market features locally grown produce, locally raised meats, homemade baked goods, fresh cut flowers, locally made wines and more! We offer an “Oklahoma Grown”, producers only market experience to local residents and surrounding communities. It just doesn't get any more local than the Chouteau Farmers Market, where old world meets new! Stop in and see what we have to offer, every other Thursday beginning on the first Thursday in May through October, 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.

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Markets change days and hours with the season, and the USDA directory this listing comes from does not carry hours for every market. If a day matters, check the market's own page or call the manager. At markets that take SNAP, you usually swipe once at an information booth for tokens, and many states match SNAP dollars spent on fruit and vegetables.

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