Enjoy Local Art & the Market! Father’s Day Ideas. TWO Food Trucks!
THIS WEEK’S PARTICIPATING VENDORS
MARKET MAP
REMINDER: On June 14, the Worthington Farmers Market is a co-occurring event with the Worthington Arts Festival. Market vendors normally located on the Village Greens will be relocated throughout historic downtown for June 14 only. The above map is temporary and vendor placement will return to our previously established format next week.
Park It at the Market!
We get it -- parking at the market can be a challenge. And while streetside parking may be convenient, neighborhoods on Evening Street, Oxford Street and Morning Street can easily become traffic deadlocks and create safety risks when too many people park there. Please try to avoid these areas and try a few of these options:
Get Your Steps In!
Just a block or two north of 161:
Fresh Thyme Market
City National Bank, across from DQ
Ace Hardware (the spots closer to High Street, away from the building)
Cam Taylor Realtors (882 High Street)
Signature Dental (825 High Street)
South of the Post Office:
United Midwest Bank
Jerman Family Dental (510 High Street, south of Chapala)
Be Kind
If you park on a residential street, please don't block any driveways or alleys!
Handicap Accessible parking is limited. If you don't have a handicap parking permit (license plate or window tag), PLEASE don't park in these spaces specifically reserved for the mobility-impaired.
Producer & Market Partner News
CABB Farms, Booth #32, West High Street
Perfect gift for Dad on Father’s Day — BEEF! Order gift cards at: (740) 225-1079
cabbfarms1@gmail.com
Dua Bakery, Booth #1, Dewey’s Parking Lot
Come and try our newest cheesecake: Basque Salted Caramel 🍰🧂🍮
Rich, creamy, caramelized, and topped with a touch of sea salt – it’s a must-try!
(NOTE: This is a temporary relocation for this date only.)
Honeyrun Farm, Booth #82, Graeter’s Parking Lot
Father's Day is just around the corner, and we have a wide variety of gifts that Dad might enjoy.
Oakleaf Farm, Booth #23, West High Street
Gary & Betty Oakleaf invite you to stop by and say Hi! This week they will have lots of Sugar Snap Peas, lettuce, spinach, green onions, and rhubarb.
Southern Ting, Booth #35, West High Street
Handcrafted sauces of Caribbean + Southern flavors. All-natural ingredients.
Sweet Thing Gourmet, Booth #22, West High Street
I promised I would post when I made the Curried Peach & Caramelized Onion Jam, and I am a woman of my word. So after caramelizing 18 pounds of onions for four hours, I am finally done capping the first batch.
You’ll be able to find it at back on our market shelves and website later this week. Shhhh… don’t tell anyone!
Food Truck - Ajumama & McGinnis Grill
This week we are featuring TWO food trucks at the market!
Ajumama returns with their signature sassy Korean-American street food. Be sure to grab a KFC biscuit or Bulgogi hash for breakfast/brunch, or try their new KimChi hotdog for lunch! The Ajumama truck will be parked on east High Street in front of US Bank.
McGinnis Grill specializes in gourmet sandwiches served up on crispy, buttery griddled Texas toast. Chef John offers a variety of breakfast, brunch and lunch options. And don’t skip the home fries! The McGinnis truck will be parked at the corner of west High and Short Street (just south of the Post Office).
Community Table - Stitched Together
At Stitched Together, we believe every foster child deserves to feel seen, supported, and deeply loved — especially those navigating foster care for the first time. As a local nonprofit, our mission is simple but powerful:
To Foster HOPE in the lives of children and teens in the foster system.
Through community-driven education programs, hope cases, and our back-to-school bash we’re stitching together brighter futures — one child at a time.
Learn more about their services at Booth #69 on the Dewey’s Pizza Plaza.
What’s in Season in Ohio
Image credit: Ohio Proud
Be a Market Volunteer!
Eat Your Eggs
Image Credit: War Kitchen
Find eggs at these vendors: Black Radish Creamery, Blue Jacket Dairy, CABB Farms, Drift Hills Farm, Jorgensen Farms, McCarty Farmstead, New Path Farm, Oink Moo Cluck, Red Moon Ranch, Sweet Grass of Ohio
Catch a Ride to the Arts Festival
Heading to the Worthington Arts Festival 2025 and wondering where to park? We have a convenient shuttle making round trips to the lot at 6700 High Street every 15 minutes!
Join us this weekend, June 14-15, for the Worthington Arts Festival on the Worthington Village Green!
SAVE THE DATES!
Sat-Sun, June 14-15
Saturday, June 14, 2025 – 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, June 15, 2025 – 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
The Worthington Arts Festival is one of Central Ohio’s premier, community Fine Art/Fine Craft shows. This community event is produced by the McConnell Arts Center, in coordination with several community partners including the City of Worthington and Worthington Schools. Drawing 20,000 visitors annually, the Worthington Arts Festival has been ranked as one of the top 200 arts festivals in the nation by Sunshine Artist magazine.
Located at the intersection of High Street and 161, the festival is featured on all four quadrants of the park and is just a short walk from all of the businesses and restaurants of Old Worthington.
REMINDER: The Worthington Farmers Market is a co-occurring event with the Worthington Arts Festival. Market vendors normally located on the Village Greens will be relocated throughout historic downtown for June 14 only.
Thursday, June 19
Juneteenth, Worthington Night Market
Jorgensen Farms Open House
Sunday, July 27, 12-4pm
