Farmers Markets near Dry Ridge, KY

This Williamstown location, on North Main Street, is Grant County's own market rather than the separately run Family Roadside Farmers Market a few blocks away on the same street. Williamstown is the county seat and sits along I-75 near the Ark Encounter attraction.

Family Roadside Farmers Market sits on North Main Street in Williamstown, Grant County, along the I-75 corridor between Cincinnati and Lexington. The name suggests a stand-style setup rather than a vendor-stall market, common along this stretch of highway where roadside produce stands have long served travelers headed to the Ark Encounter attraction nearby.

Williamstown is the Grant County seat, along I-75 between Cincinnati and Lexington — better known these days for the Ark Encounter theme park a few exits south than for its farmers market. This one runs on North Main Street in the old downtown, a small-town stop for a county that's grown fast since the park opened.

Grant County Farmers Market sets up on South Main Street in Crittenden, a small I-75 corridor town at the county's northern edge. It's one of several markets serving Grant County alongside locations in the county seat of Williamstown, a sign of how spread out the county's small towns are along the interstate.

Verona

Independence is the seat of Kenton County, itself named for frontiersman Simon Kenton, and this Madison Pike market carries his name. It serves the county's fast-growing suburban belt south of Cincinnati — produce and goods from area growers, on a smaller scale than the markets in Louisville or Lexington.

Independence

Independence Farmers' Market runs along Madison Pike in this Kenton County city on the edge of the Cincinnati metro. Kentucky's northern counties grow sweet corn, tomatoes, and melons through the summer months, and small-town markets in the region typically operate a weekly outdoor season from May into October. Specific hours and vendor lineup were not confirmed online.

Falmouth

Owen County Farmers Market sets up on North Thomas Street in Owenton, a small river county seat between Louisville and Lexington. Owen County's rolling farmland is known for tobacco and cattle alongside produce, and its market reflects a small rural county's scale rather than a big-city vendor list. Hours and contact details were not confirmed online.

The Dixie Farmers' Market takes its name from Dixie Highway, the old US 25 corridor running through Elsmere and neighboring Erlanger in Kenton County, just south of Covington. A market under this same name is registered with the state at (859) 727-2525, serving that stretch of northern Kentucky.

Erlanger

Dixie Farmers' Market operates on Commonwealth Avenue in Erlanger, a Kenton County suburb in Northern Kentucky just south of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The market draws on produce farms across Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties rather than the row-crop agriculture found in the rest of the state.

Market on the Square sets up on Main Street in Warsaw, the small Gallatin County seat on the Ohio River northeast of Louisville. Markets on courthouse squares like this one are typical of Kentucky's smaller river counties, usually run by a handful of local growers through the summer. Hours and vendor contact were not confirmed online.

Alexandria

Burlington

Highland Heights

Wednesdays, 2-6pm, spring through fall, on Innovation Drive in Florence. Local growers and makers sell produce and handcrafted goods, with cash, card, and in some cases SNAP, EBT, FMNP, and WIC accepted.

Northern Kentucky Regional Farmers Market sets up at 6th and Main Street in Covington, across the river from Cincinnati. As a "regional" market rather than a single-town one, it likely pulls vendors from across Kenton, Campbell, and Boone counties rather than just Covington proper. Hours and vendor contact were not confirmed online.

Covington

Ft. Thomas

Newport

Bellevue Farmers' Market sets up on Riviera Drive along the Ohio River in Bellevue, a small river city across from Cincinnati known for its walkable historic district. No independent website, hours, or contact info were found online for this listing.

Cynthiana

Cincinnati

Railroad Avenue Cynthiana

Harrison County Farmers' Market sets up on Railroad Avenue in Cynthiana, seat of a Bluegrass-region county known for burley tobacco and cattle. The Cynthiana grape, a native American wine variety also called Norton, takes its name from this town, though the market itself trades in produce rather than grapes.

Cynthiana

Bracken County Farmers Market's Brooksville session sets up on West Miami Street, a few blocks from the county's Cooperative Extension office, which coordinates both the Brooksville and Augusta market days each week. Small Bracken County runs its market program this way rather than through a separate market board.