Farm Hippie

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 We are open until 4:00 today 🇺🇸

Happy Memorial Day!

05/24/2026

05/23/2026

GATHER AROUND THE GOOD STUFF Gathering with family is like shopping local. More meaningful, more personal, and more memorable by supporting those around you. 
It’s the same for our market vendors and their families as well. Shop here, support Local, and share the love!

🍞 Fresh baked breads
🥩 Local meats, steaks, ground beef
🔥 Barbecue sauce & grill seasonings
🐟 Wild caught Alaskan salmon
🌾 Artesian pasta sauce & pastas
💐 Fresh cut flower bouquets
🌶️ Tamales, salsas, and fresh chips
🦞 Lobster bisque, red beans and sausage, shrimp étouffée
🍰 Amish made pies and cakes
🍪 Cinnamon rolls, cookies, & sweets
☕️ Locally roasted coffee
All this and more is waiting to make your family gathering even more special!

📍Where can you find us??
1008 W Main St in charming Collinsville
410 Will Rogers Blvd in historic Claremore
314 S Johnstone in beautiful Bartlesville

⏰ When can you shop here??
Saturdays 10-4 and Monday-Friday 10-6 PM 




05/22/2026

Let’s stay connected 💛

Want to be the first to hear about:
• special events
• pop-ups and vendor features
• seasonal happenings
• and VIP-only deals

Join our email list and stay in the loop with everything happening at Farm Hippie.

It’s easy—just add your email at the register during your next visit and we’ll take care of the rest.

Simple, local, and just a little extra for our people 💫

05/22/2026

GETCHA FRIED PIES HEERE!!
Start the the weekend out right.
😋 12 flavors of yummy goodness here to make you happy
COME ON DOWN!

Where can you get these?
Right here! 🫵👇👍

🤠410 Will Rogers Blvd and historic Claremore
🩵314 S Johnstone in beautiful Bartlesville
💐1008 W Main St in charming Collinsville


05/21/2026

We love getting to share things like this with y’all 💛

If you’re looking for something fun, meaningful, and a little different to experience with your family this week… this is it.

🎨 Sunny Dayz Mural Festival – Claremore, OK
📅 Saturday, May 30th

This isn’t just a one-day event—it’s a full week of artists bringing walls to life right in downtown Claremore.

👉 Come out throughout the week and watch the murals come together in real time
👉 Meet the artists
👉 See the process behind the finished pieces

Then on May 30th, it all comes together for a full celebration:
✨ Murals
🎶 Live music
🍔 Food
🛍️ Vendors & makers
💃 Dancers + community activities
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A full family-friendly experience

What we love most?
This event is centered around supporting artists—especially women and underrepresented voices—and creating something lasting for the community.

It’s colorful, it’s creative, and it’s one of those things that just feels good to be part of.

If you go, take your time with it. Walk around. Watch the details come to life. Let the kids see creativity in action.

We’ll definitely be popping in to check it out 😏

05/21/2026

🌿 Farm Hippie FAQ Time! 🌿

We thought it might be fun to answer a few of the questions we hear the most often. 😊

❓ “Why do you call yourself a farmers market?”

Back when we registered Farm Hippie in 2019, there really wasn’t terminology for what we were building yet. “Farm hubs” weren’t widely recognized here at the time, and businesses operating like ours were incredibly rare in Oklahoma.

We actually helped navigate and push for legislation changes to help legalize and normalize parts of what we do today through Oklahoma’s evolving Food Freedom movement.

So “Farmers Market” stuck — and honestly? We wear that title proudly. 🌿

❓ “Why did you start Farm Hippie?”

Because we WERE vendors.

Before Farm Hippie, we spent years doing markets and events with Bee Farmee and experienced firsthand how difficult it could be to sustain small businesses through seasonal traffic alone.

We wanted to create a space with:
✨ Daily opportunity
✨ Indoor consistency
✨ Community support
✨ A place to grow long-term

❓ “You must stay busy!”

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Yes. 😅

Running small businesses means wearing approximately 47 hats at all times while surviving mostly on caffeine, adrenaline, and “we’ll figure it out.”

❓ “Where’s your next store going to be?”

Honestly? Who knows where the wind will take us. 🌬️

Every location has happened organically through opportunity, community support, and a whole lot of faith and hard work.

❓ “How do you feel about businesses inspired by Farm Hippie?”

Honestly? Honored.

Truthfully, we’re proud to have been part of helping normalize Oklahoma’s Food Freedom movement. More people supporting local food systems, farmers, makers, and small businesses is ultimately a GOOD thing.

At the end of the day, we’re just grateful to still be here. 💛

05/19/2026

We are honestly a little blown away right now. ❤️

Farm Hippie Bartlesville has only officially been open for TWO months… and we were just recently awarded:

🏆 Best Local Artisan Shop — Best of Bartlesville 2026

To say we’re grateful would be an understatement.

When we opened these doors, we came in hopeful but humble. New town. New building. New faces. New vendors. We knew it would take time to earn trust and become part of the community.

But Bartlesville has welcomed us with open arms from day one.

Every customer who stopped in “just to look.”
Every vendor who took a chance on us.
Every person who shared a post, told a friend, attended a meet and greet, or chose to shop local with us… This belongs to ALL of you.

What makes this especially meaningful is that this award doesn’t just represent Farm Hippie: it represents dozens and dozens of small businesses and artisans- artists, growers, bakers, makers, creators, and dreamers under one roof.

And for a business only two months into this journey here? That kind of support means more than you know.

Thank you, Bartlesville, for making us feel so at home already. We’re just getting started. 🌿

05/19/2026

✨ Farm Hippie Product of the Week ✨

This week’s spotlight goes to these adorable handmade fabric baskets from Blackberry Creek Designs in Bartlesville! 🧺💛

These little baskets are one of those products that instantly make you start mentally organizing your entire life. 😅

Use them for:
✨ Craft supplies
✨ Makeup & skincare
✨ Snacks
✨ Desk organization
✨ Bathroom counters
✨ Gift baskets
✨ Keys, remotes, & everyday catch-alls

And honestly? They’re just FUN. The patterns are adorable, they’re soft yet structured, and they add such a cheerful pop of personality to a space.

We especially love how versatile they are — from patriotic themes to veggies to bright summer watermelon prints, there’s a little something for everyone.

📍 Available in Bartlesville only
🛍 Vendor: Blackberry Creek Designs

Be sure to swing by and check them out before everyone else starts organizing their lives with cute baskets too. 😂

05/19/2026

🥒 YOUR REMINDER THAT PICKLEFEST 2026 S FAST APPROACHING 🥒
at Farm Hippie Bartlesville

Something BIG (and kind of a big dill 😏) is coming…
For the first time ever, we’re turning our courtyard into a full-on Picklefest experience—and trust us, this isn’t just a market… this is a day.

✨ Saturday, June 6th
⏰ 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Farm Hippie – Bartlesville

Here’s just a taste of what’s coming:

🔥 LIVE GLASS BLOWING
Watch molten glass turn into art right before your eyes… and yes—there may be glass pickles involved 👀

🎶 Live Music (11:30–1:30)
Good vibes, great energy, and the kind of soundtrack that makes you want to stay awhile

🥒 Pickle-Inspired Food & Drinks
We’re talking creative, unexpected, and just the right amount of bold
(you might be surprised what ends up tasting amazing…)

🎨 Interactive Kids Activity: Build Your Own Pickle
Create it. Add it to our Pickle Patch. Watch it grow all day 💛

🛍️ Curated Pop-Up Vendors
Food, drinks, and fun experiences you won’t find just anywhere

🧍‍♀️ In-Store Meet & Greets
Connect with some of your favorite Farm Hippie vendors and discover something new
—

This is our first-ever Picklefest, and we’re building it the Farm Hippie way—
👉 intentional
👉 community-driven
👉 and just a little bit unexpected
Bring your family. Bring your friends. Stay awhile.
Because this isn’t just something to stop by…
👉 it’s something to experience
—

🥒 More surprises coming soon… stay tuned 👀

05/17/2026

Small Business PSA 🌿

As market season kicks back up this month, we wanted to gently address something we hear from time to time:

Farm Hippie is not here to compete with traditional farmers markets.

Truthfully, our entire business model was built BECAUSE we were market vendors ourselves.

Before Farm Hippie ever existed, we spent years loading up Bee Farmee products before daylight, hauling tents, tables, displays, inventory, coolers, and supplies into events and weekend markets. We know firsthand what that life looks like behind the scenes because we lived it.

And honestly? There’s something magical about a Saturday market.

The community.
The crowds.
The music.
The conversations.
The excitement of a packed morning.

You cannot recreate that energy, and we’ve never wanted to.

But what many people don’t always see is the hard side of it, too.

The 100-degree Oklahoma heat.
Products melting before noon.
Wind destroying displays.
Rain ruining weekends vendors spent weeks preparing for.
The physical labor of setup and breakdown.
The travel.
The unpredictability.
The reality that many vendors put in 12–14 hour days for a single 5–6 hour selling window.

For some vendors, that works beautifully.

For others—especially makers, bakers, farmers, soapmakers, artists, parents, older vendors, disabled vendors, or people trying to build something sustainable long-term—it can become incredibly difficult to rely solely on seasonal weekend traffic.

That’s where Farm Hippie came from.

Not as a replacement.
Not as competition.
Not as an attempt to “take over” traditional market culture.

But as an extension of it.

A place vendors could continue selling AFTER the Saturday market ended.
A place where customers could still shop local on a Tuesday afternoon in July.
A place where products could stay temperature controlled and protected.
A place where a vendor’s inventory could keep working for them daily instead of once a week.
A place where local food, handmade goods, and small businesses could have consistency alongside the excitement of market season.

Traditional farmers markets and stores like ours serve two completely different purposes — and honestly, many of our vendors do both.

One brings the big event energy.
One brings steady daily opportunity.

And together? They help small businesses survive.

We will always support traditional farmers markets because they helped inspire what we built in the first place. We know the amount of work that goes into organizing them, participating in them, and sustaining them.

At the end of the day, we all want the same thing:
More support for local growers, makers, bakers, ranchers, artists, and families trying to build something meaningful.

There’s room for all of us.

And there should be. 💛