While never actually having visited the farm, I have ran into the owner, Laura, quite a few times…read moreat farmers markets and Yelp events. She always has very unique finds that are perfect for gifts, or yourself! Most recently, I purchased a jar of elderberry and grape jam from her at the Indy Winters Farmers Market. It was delicious and reasonably priced. You'll mostly notice Laura's featherwork jewelry and goodies. While I can't say that they're for me, they definitely make a statement and can turn an eye...to say the least. Laura is incredibly nice and just another reason to give this place a shot (whether at their farm or at a local event).

KG Acres Farm can ruffle my feathers any day. Be it in the form of fancy dancy pheasant earrings…read morewith a matching headband or with a solid feathered wreath made of the most innocently white Goose feathers. Maybe you're looking for a feathered mask for a party? Fret not, Laura, Queen Feather, has you covered. I have made all of my Featherwerks purchases at the Indy Winter Farmers Market. My favorite part of every purchase experience has been listening to Laura explain what types of feathers are being used, how she gathered them and the general story behind the products. She has a crafty eye that could make even the dullest plumage into a work of art. Not only are they art, but extremely affordable - $8 for handcrafted and local earrings? I think I can pull that off ;) The feathers are gathered in a variety of ways, but most often they are compiled following the slaughter of the Farm's chickens for meat. **thought: this is definitely the first time I've used the word "slaughter" in a review...**

The Whitestown Farmers Market is held on Thursday nights in the parking lot of Main Street Park…read more This week, there were about 16 vendors. I come for the produce. There was only one vendor with produce, probably because it's early in the season. That vendor had beautiful local strawberries that I bought. (Best I've had this season). There were two vendors selling local meats, one selling eggs, one selling honey and a Grilliant food truck selling brats, hot dogs, etc. Other vendors were selling crafts or commercial products. I would have preferred seeing less (or no) commercial products and more farm products. People were friendly. I did enjoy seeing and talking to neighbors. There was a small area for kids to play or draw with chalk. The library also had their bookmobile at the park. Parking is limited especially if a lot of people using the park. There are nice restroom facilities on site.

Very very small farmer's market. I hope that it gets more attention and visitors soon because the…read moremerchants are probably turning away from this one due to lack of customers. They have a great location going for them and parking is right next to where the tables are set up. The Zionsville Farmer's Market is most likely at capacity each week so I wish Whitestown could do the same. Maybe some more events or specials would help them out. I just didn't see too many businesses I would even approach. For example, I'm not looking to inquire insurance at a farmer's market. When I think of an Indiana farmer's market I think of corn, flowers, bread, strawberries, and something to eat. Hopefully things pick up soon.

The best tomatoes in the state of Indiana. Also great sweet corn, vegetables and fruit.read more

Their fruits and vegetables are always fresh and anything you buy there is always good.read more

It was great to see so much produce at the Zionsville Farmers Market. The market has been organized…read moreso all the produce is together and the boutique foods are in a separate parking lot. A musician played guitar and sang in the center. There was a little seating here and there. We arrived early and found plenty of parking and it was easy to move around with few lines. (There's always a line for corn.) Vendors were friendly. I even ran into an old friend and we chatted. The market is a good place to connect with people and enjoy beautiful downtown Zionsville. The prices are high, way higher than the grocery store. But after gardening, I get how much work goes into getting a crop of anything. I picked up some peppers and a pie. Yum.

Nice farmers market on the brick lined streets of Zionsville. A line of Dad's Sweet Corn customers…read morewere ready to buy. They always have lines and great corn!!! Locally grown produce was all around so colorful! It all looked so good! Watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes, cucumbers. Yum! I couldn't resist buy some apple butter from Doud's Farm. Balanced Harvest had stunning bouquets of flowers to choose from. The Food Florist makes great frozen meals to take home and bake. The chicken and wild rice is really good! If I hadn't eaten before I would've tried B's Burritos. Goodness those looked so good!!! I can't pass up a breakfast burrito. You can't go wrong! They have a community service booth at every market. I saw today's was Indiana Diaper Bank. An activity zone and live music. It's a rain or shine market also. This farmers market is on Saturdays from 8:00-11:30.

The Lebanon City Market is held every Tuesday evening during warmer months from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm…read moreon Meridian Street on the square in downtown Lebanon. This small market has a festive feel with overhead lights, banners and live music playing in the background. Last night, about about a dozen vendors participated and sold locally crafted items such as honey, jams, bread, meat, cutting boards and more. Later in the summer, fresh local farm produce appears at the market. In addition, there are generally several community tables with vendors promoting events or looking for employees. The event draws people and business downtown. There is plenty of free street parking around or near the square, Including accessible parking. Sidewalks and walkways are accessible as well.

not a single vendor with any garden vegetables!!!! why is it called a market??? I'm new to area…read moreand saw all the ads on fac and only veg was mushrooms!!!!! Why no tomato corn green beans onions????? Poor advertisement Will shop elsewhere

Skip the festivals with large crowds and stop by here! They have you pick with tons of produce and…read morepumpkins! Their facility is set up for kids to decorate pumpkins or play with the motorized boats on the pond. Corn hole and pond golf for adults. You can sit on the patio and enjoy the fall air - it's beautiful! Shop their own produce or locally sourced honey, homemade jam, and more!

We held my daughter's wedding at Ironwood Farms recently and could not have been happier. The venue…read moreis lovely, the grounds are amazing and working with the gentlemen who run the facility was easy and seamless. I highly recommend this facility for birthday, retirement, engagement parties, as well as showers or smaller weddings. Thank you ironwood farms for such a memorable evening for a very special occasion!! They also have u-pick produce, pumpkins etc. throughout the year!

Great place to walk around and to buy some locally grown produce or fresh made food. I may be…read morebiased, but it was really cool to see a booth with Polish cuisine. Certainly going back in the future.

I love the Carmel Farmers Market. I used to live right at the Residences so I used to go every…read moreweekend. The vendors are all so kind and friendly. The market is nice because it allows you to buy from small and local businesses. There is so many fresh vegetables and fruits available. They also offer food and flowers and many other goodies. I definitely recommend checking out. The winter market is also great!

I'm glad I was able to stop by, this is a very nice farmers market! Spread out near what I believe…read moreis the fishers town hall and art center, there are plenty of selections to choose from. I was able to get ash and elms cider of the month starry night that was very tasty! As well as some great fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, and great cocktail mixes! Check this farmers market out! So much to do sample and purchase!

This past Saturday they had another event day. Safety Day!! I heard that it ended up with a lot…read moremore vendors than I would have expected. So I went. I visited every booth and even got a free pair of swim goggles, a pencil sharpener in the shape of a fire extinguisher, and other great stuff. I recorded their rescue demo from a multi-story building. The firefighter landed with the rescued man through a window onto an air mattress. I went to a trailer to learn about prevention of home fires and how to signal for help from an upper floor. I have a video of me breaking a board with the foot! Moreover, an organization was offering free hot pancakes with 2% real maple syrup, butter, and mini bottled water. What a tasty treat as I have not had pancakes in a long time! This trip at the market and after learning about their process, I bought a $2 yellow squash from a vendor who uses essential oils to distract inserts/bugs and their own animals' waste as fertilizer. I will taste to determine if similar to other growers. Also, I bought again the $14 (6) frozen chicken eggrolls. I air fried one upon arriving at home. Yummy! Another new and happening morning! Very educational.

This is such a fabulous farmers market. You can tell how important it is to the community from the…read moremultiple murals commemorating it's 100+ year history. Located in the heart of downtown Lafayette, you'll find dozens of vendors selling everything from plants and fresh baked croissants to candles and produce. It's a great mix of vendors with plenty of produce for those looking to prepare for the week ahead. They also often have live music to set the mood and if I remember correctly, the market is dog-friendly. Given the great location, you can also explore all of the adjacent shops and restaurants while you are there. We're especially a fan of the Revolution Bakery.

Lafayette Farmers Market is open Saturdays May through October in the historic downtown. It is…read moreenjoyable to walk leisurely by all the stands that are selling locally grown vegetables, honey, kettle, corn, homemade soap, flowers along with many other cool things. There was a band playing while we were there, they all liked like local high school kids. It is awesome that this farmers market has been on existence for 180 years The farmer market is worth a visit

Came to the farm mostly for the sunflowers (during the sunflower festival) and apple cider donuts,…read moreended up having a full day of fun. There were a good amount of things for the children to do in the play area including 3 large slides, a jump pad, a rather large corn maize, and a few pieces of playground equipment. There's also a train that goes around the property for a full scenic view. The sunflower field was gorgeous! It's separated into a two areas: the front is for photo ops and the back is for picking. The photo opp area had multiple props to make the photos memorable . The picking offered a great selection and I loved my bouquet. All in all I enjoyed my time here, it was definitely worth the ticket price and I'll be back next year. Oh yea, the donuts and apple cider slushies were delicious.

Looking for something fun and wonderfully wholesome to enjoy with the entire family? Come to…read moreStuckey Farm Orchard Farm and Cidery stat! I attended the Sunflower Festival this weekend with my husband, sister and niece. There's really something for everyone. They have a gift shop as well as a neat and novelty grocery dept. There was a kids entrepreneurial endeavor as well where we bought some trinkets and sunflower pillowcases made by the kids who were selling them directly. Great concept! Whether you'd like to snack on delicious, fresh cider donuts while sipping on apple cider slush or have a smash burger & watch your wood fired pizza being made for lunch, the food and drinks are guaranteed to keep you in good spirits. The festival admission includes two fresh cuttings of any sunflowers of your choosing as well as three zinnia cuts. They hand you a pair of clippers and you then get to venture out into the "Fields of Gold"-- to quote Sting. It's overwhelmingly beautiful. The admission also includes tractor & train rides around the farm, access to the big slides (child sizes too) playgrounds and the opportunity to go apple picking for an additional fee. Prices are all pretty reasonable for an event like this one and parking is free. The staff are very helpful and friendly. They have activities for kids to keep them busy and entertained. 10/10 will be returning again next year.