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Overland Park Farmer’s Market
Mar 23
Overland Park Farmer’s Market

Farm-fresh foods in a vibrant gathering space.

The Overland Park Farmers’ Market is a vibrant public gathering place that builds community pride and spirit by bringing together shoppers of all ages and interests.

Third Fridays-Downtown Overland Park
May 17
Third Fridays-Downtown Overland Park

Join the art galleries in Downtown OP on the third Friday of the month! Click to view participating galleries.

Ribbon Cutting - Crafted - A Fair Trade Collective
Sep 20
Ribbon Cutting - Crafted - A Fair Trade Collective

Celebrate the grand opening of Crafted: A Fair Trade Collective (formerly Ten Thousand Villages)

Neighborhood feel, individual style

Downtown Overland Park’s charming past and small-town flavor have grown into a modern and vast array of nearly 300 locally owned and operated businesses. The area is known for its strong community and thriving farmer’s market – as well as great food, the arts, and friendly local businesses lining the walkable streets.

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Celebrate 913 Day by shopping local in Downtown Overland Park!🛍️💫 Some of your favorite DOP restaurants and retailers will be offering incredible sales and specials to mark the day! 👏 It’s the perfect time to support local businesses and
Good Morning Downtown Overland Park! 💫 ☀️The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, the Saturday Farmers’ Market is in full swing! 🥒🌽🍅 @opfarmersmarket See ya there! 👋
T-minus 1 hour and we’ll meet you at the Clocktower for an evening full of Chiefs spirit! ❤️✨ We’ve got a live DJ spinning your favorite tunes, awesome giveaways, and yard games for all ages. 🏈 Plus, don’t miss the chance to meet
Happy Saturday!💐 The late summer Overland Park Farmers’ Market is such a wonderland! ☀️ 🍎 The first of the apples have arrived, along with incredible salad greens, zucchini, squash, tomatoes, and so much more! Don’t miss out on the fr

About Downtown OP

The City of Overland Park traces its roots back to 1905 with the arrival of William B. Strang Jr. Strang envisioned a “park-like” community that was self-sustaining and well planned.

He also sought strong commerce, quality education, vibrant neighborhoods, convenient transportation and accommodating recreational facilities. Strang named one of his subdivisions “Overland Park.”

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