White Bison Market — Local services in Sand Springs

There were several very good vendors in the building. The market had the feel of a craft fair, less of a Farmer’s Market (We love fresh produce). The Whitaker Homestead was the reason my sister and I wanted to visit the market. The Inspired Bakehouse had some homemade blueberry jam(very good), and very good fudge cake. From the Whitaker Homestead I bought earache drops containing garlic mullein oil since I’ve had ear issues since I was a kid and wanted it as a preventative (so far so good), the sourdough bread was good and the elderberry syrup will hopefully help keep colds to a minimum. Put it on your list for a Saturday outing with some friends to try something new. I took photos after I had opened everything so they are a little messy. The elderberry jar has drips on it from use and the sourdough is half eaten. I also got a little jam on the outside of the jar, but at least you can see the products. There was also a fresh beef stand there that sold jerky and fresh...

I’m so glad I got accepted to vend here — Dave, the owner, has created such a wonderful sense of community among all the vendors. You’ll find everything from homemade soaps, candles, and sourdough bread from the Whitakers homestead, to Yo’ Creation’s amazing food, fresh produce, local beef, and the Jerky Man’s snacks, plus so many other talented small businesses. It’s an honor to be part of such a warm, supportive market. If you love supporting local makers and good vibes, you need to check out the White Bison! Here's a pic drop of the whitakers pepperoni...

I love this place! Really enjoy talking with the people. And the owner just happened to be there last Saturday so that was nice to have met him. Absolutely will be back! Lots of lovely vendors with all the good things that are good for you too. Well? There's freeze dried candy and kool-aid pickles but still they are all...