Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market, Portsmouth, OH
Last updated July 24, 2025
About
The Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market is a grower's and maker's market that follows the Ohio Cottage Industry Rules. Farmers or their employees sell their produce directly to customers at the market. Baked goods, canned goods, and crafts are sold by the people who create them. The market is sponsored by our Scioto County Commissioners to promote regional agriculture and small business. Each Farmers Market features a Special Event with a festival atmosphere.
The Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market is held on the Roy Rogers Esplanade at the northeast corner of the intersection of Chillicothe Street and Gallia Street in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Nutrition programs
- Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
- Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers
Visit details
Location type
- Local government building grounds
Indoor or outdoor
- No
Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market: common questions
Where is Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market located?
Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market is listed at 811 Gallia Street, Portsmouth, OH, USA. The Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market is held on the Roy Rogers Esplanade at the northeast corner of the intersection of Chillicothe Street and Gallia Street in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Does Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market accept WIC or other food benefits?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these nutrition programs: Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program and Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers.
What payment methods does Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market accept?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these payment methods: Cash, Personal Checks, Commerical Checks/Accounts, Debit card/Credit card, and Online payment methods vary by Vendor.
Is Main Street Portsmouth In Bloom Farmers Market indoors or outdoors?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing describes it as: No.
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