Came here on a whim when I took a solo road trip to Bloomington and it was so fun! There were so…read moremany vendors of both food, ceramics, leather goods, kids items and more. I love the black raspberries - I've not found them in Cincinnati so I bought 4 pints here and they are delicious. Also grabbed a ceramic mug, earrings and an amazing leek boureka. Highly recommend!

Great farmer's market not too far of a walk from the "downtown" / main school campus area. I liked…read morethat you can get everything you could want here from groceries, to coffee and pastries, more substantial meals like sandwiches, and coffins...yes nice handcrafted wood coffins

What a neat little market for goods in the middle of the winter. The Bloomington farmer's market…read moremoves indoors in winter...here into the grammar school gym of Harmony Grade School. Nice market with a surprising assortment of goods, including some root cellar stuff. Also had frozen meats, many pastries among other things, and all the while we were serenaded by an a capella group on the little stage. This was a fun time and just a perfect interlude as we wait for Spring. Give this a try.

Really good place to get some homemade bread, pie, and cookies. There are also a lot of fresh…read morevegetables and beautiful flowers being sold there. It's indoor, so it's warm for you to shop even if it's snowy or rainy outside.

I am SO GRATEFUL for this amazing little store! Bloomington sorely needed a shop like this - it…read morecarries a ton of the cool handcrafted items you might find at the farmer's market (hand dyed yarn, jewelry, artwork, etc.), plus so many local foods. They even have a wonderful cafe with fresh baked treats. Plus - the people who work here are so kind and thoughtful. I feel so welcome walking into this shop. I cannot recommend this place enough!

A great little shop. It's a wonderful place to pick up fresh local products, foods, and much more.read more

It's funny that my name says The L. But The People's Market is really special to me and I have only…read morebeen able to make it to one. The veggies are so good, I can't explain it! Thank you so much for helping, and being a safe space culturally, dietarily, and communicatively!

I went there 30 minutes before they closed. There was two registers open but one wasn't working and…read morethere was a line. No one bothered to open a line and when I asked Ethan and Jenn (especially Ethan) were so rude to me. I will not be returning. Terrible and rude customer service. Plus it took forever for anyone to help me. They were both in the back together before anyone came out.

+Adjacent supercharger +Clean restrooms…read more+Good produce and generally healthy foods +$3.99 baked chicken -just bought a chicken salad wrap with very little chicken salad an mostly wrap -riff raff element allowed to hang around side of the building where the charging station is and it constantly littered with trash. -trash cans at the entrance are always full to the brim and often overflowing

They have a small storefront filled with peaches, apples and everything apple. Their orchard is 12…read moreacres up near Kokomo Indiana. It's a family owned and run orchard recently acquired by parents and children. They plan to increase their footprint locally by developing a tasting room etc here outside of Bloomington. The older couple running the shop were extremely helpful and friendly. Give them a try when you are looking for fruit.

It's no secret that my favorite season is autumn. Or, if you prefer, fall…read more It reminds me of change, going to football games, participating in marching band, and all of the enjoyable activities that involve the season. One such activity is visiting apple orchards and sampling the many varieties of apples and apple adjacent treats. On a sunny fall day, after visiting I.U., I traveled a little bit out to Slaughter and was greeted warmly by the proprietor. I learned that they were the parents of the owners and were looking after the place for a bit. Upon entering the farm market, I was presented with wonderful displays of apples, ciders, apple butter, and of course, cider donuts. Samples were offered up on many of their wares, and was able to taste one of their unique apple varieties as well as one of their hard ciders. Of course, I left with several bags worth of goodies as well as an amazing experience. Will look forward to a return visit next time I'm in the area.

Olga Yevseyeva is a designer/artist of beautiful majollica pottery. She has a booth at the Farmer's…read moreMarket the second Saturday of each month (April through October) and can be contacted at olga (dot) yevseyeva (period) insightbb (point) com. First rate plates, cups, clocks, tiles, decorative pieces. She will even work with you to devise your own motifs.