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A Part of Think Ability | ➔ Back to Think Ability
A year-round indoor market rooted in local agriculture, meaningful work, and healthier communities.
The Garden Hub brings together fresh produce, handcrafted goods, educational programs, and inclusive employment opportunities in one welcoming community space.
The Garden Hub is more than a farmers market. It is a community-centered space where local farmers, bakers, artisans, and families come together around fresh food and meaningful connection. Located in Duncan, Oklahoma, the Hub offers year-round access to locally grown produce, handmade goods, educational workshops, and wellness-focused programs.
As part of Think Ability, the Garden Hub also creates meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Every visit supports local vendors, community health initiatives, and a more inclusive local economy built on connection, accessibility, and purpose.
From fresh produce to handcrafted goods, The Garden Hub offers a carefully curated mix of local products and community-focused experiences.
Seasonal vegetables, herbs, fruits, and greens sourced directly from local growers within 30 miles of Duncan. Freshness and quality remain at the center of everything we offer.
Locally raised beef, chicken, eggs, butter, and specialty products from trusted regional farms and ranches. Products are selected to support both nutrition and local agriculture.
Browse jams, jellies, baked goods, honey, freeze-dried candy, soaps, lotions, succulents, and handcrafted home items made by local vendors and makers.
Seeds, fermenting kits, sourdough supplies, mason jars, flower pots, and gardening essentials designed to help families grow, preserve, and create at home.
The Garden Hub was created to strengthen the connection between local food, community wellness, and inclusive opportunities.
Supporting Local Vendors
Nearly every vendor featured at the Hub operates within 30 miles of Duncan. Shopping local helps strengthen small businesses and keeps resources within the community.
Inclusive Employment Opportunities
The Garden Hub provides hands-on work experience for individuals with disabilities through customer service, stocking, inventory support, plant care, and daily operations.
Health-Focused Programs
Programs like Garden Fresh help increase access to nutritious foods for individuals and families working toward healthier lifestyles and long-term wellness.
Conveniently located alongside Think Ability’s Community Garden and other programs, The Garden Hub is open year-round for shopping, classes, and community events.