WOOSTER − The warming weather and blooming trees can only mean one thing: Farmers' market season is upon us.

A few markets across the dual-county area of Wayne and Holmes will open in May and June, providing visitors with a bounty of fresh vegetables, baked goods, artisan crafts and more.

Here's a sampling of markets run by farmers and other locals to check out.

Wayne County

Wooster Downtown Farmers' Market

After 26 years, the Main Street Wooster-run market in downtown Wooster is going strong with a record 47 vendors, said Guinevere Steensen, program manager at Main Street.

Each week will offer items ranging from produce, eggs and meat to honey, hot sauces and home-baked goods like cookies and bread. Even the furry four-legged canine friends have a vendor selling treats.

Live music will accompany the market every weekend starting at 9 a.m. At the same time, Steensen said there will be 22 music performers, dancers and a free Flex Pound and Zumba class.

Each week will feature something new, including wine tastings from Lincoln Way Vineyards and Troutman Vineyards, handmade clothes, sensory play-kits and jewelry.

Secrest Master Gardeners will answer questions on opening day while handing out free Ohio Victory Garden Seeds.

The Lyric Theater will offer open-house tours that day.

Rain or shine, the E&H Ace Hardware-sponsored market is open 8 a.m.-noon every Saturday starting Saturday, May 13, and ending Oct. 14.

Rittman Orchards and Farmer Market

This family-owned market sells fresh produce ranging from garlic to cucumbers and apples alongside a bounty of baked and jarred goods.

With each harvest a new product is available. This spring saw a new batch of asparagus that quickly sold out in nearly one week, according to the Rittman Orchards' website.

The market is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at 13548 Mount Eaton Road, Doylestown.

Two Harvey's Market locations in Holmes County

From fresh fruit to fresh veggies, there is something for everyone at the family-run Harvey's Market.

With two locations, one at 12639 State Route 39, Big Prairie (between Millersburg and Loudonville) in western Holmes County and the other at 3463 State Route 39 near Walnut Creek on the east side of the county, there is plenty of shopping to go around.

The western Holmes County location is complete with a greenhouse and fishing pond. The latter requires no fishing license. It's $1 per person and $3 per fish.

Both locations are open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday. The west side store is open Sunday by self-serve.

To learn more about the business, visit www.harveysmarketllc.com.

Miller's Farm Market

The Millersburg-based Miller's Farm Market provides a "field fresh produce" that ranges from tomatoes to rhubarb, onions and strawberries plus assorted flower arrangements.

Weekly new arrivals keep the produce seasonally up-to-date, according to the website.

The Millersburg-based market is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at 3464 State Route 39.

For more information, visit millersfarmmarketberlin.com.

This article originally appeared on The Daily Record: Where to find farmers' markets, crafts, food in Holmes, Wayne counties