Liked this little Farmer's Market a lot. It is held on Wednesdays from 7 am to 1 pm, and entails…read moremaybe a dozen or so canopies in total. So it is not a huge Farmer's Market, but actually does have some Farmer's Market products. It seems that many "Farmer's Markets" sell soaps and bakery items and jewelry and other products which usually aren't thought of as farmers produce, but here they actually had some. We arrived just before closing so the selection had been pared down, but still managed to buy some plants - a new strawberry plant for the garden, some tomatoes and peppers, and a bunch of onions. While the variety is a bit on the small side - as the summer passes the produce will multiply. And besides that we love to support local businesses. This one is a nice stop on Harlem.

Small market, not much to choose from. They have plants/flowers, veggies and fruit. There is an…read moreAmish farmer with vegetables. It takes place every Wednesday from 7am to 1pm. Not crowded.

I discovered them this year. I was visiting a friend and asked where she got her beautiful flowers…read more I've been back many times, as has my daughter and several friends. Their prices are reasonable and they have different discounted products every day. This time of year they also sell freshly harvested vegetables as well as cooked food.

Great service anything I need to take the sign for me I appreciate the time they took to help me…read morefind the products I was looking

FRESHEST FRUITS & VEGETABLES EVER!…read more I have never in my life been to a farmstand with such an array of fresh fruits and veggies!. They have cross bred apples and fruit. Absolutely amazing! *******TIP: If you have to try something, a delicious choice to start with would be the corn. It is the sweetest & most juicy corn I have ever gotten fresh.*******

I cannot boast enough about Rispens. They are simply amazing! They have an incredible selection of…read moreeverything we are looking for, be it pumpkins, gourds, ornamental corn, including our favorite variety of sweet corn. Every order has been delivered with a couple days of order submission. Any question we have, Darrell Kregel continues to an incredible guide. We started our pumpkin farm with some basic knowledge and have leaned hard on Darrell for some facts and better ways to control weeds, etc. He has spent countless calls making sure we have the information we need and has even taken time come to visit us on the farm. The entire company is professional, prompt and very willing to share their knowledge. They have truly helped us become part of the farming community and we are forever grateful for their services.

What a cool little farm stand! They have eggs from their own chickens, pickles, zucchini and onions…read more(and a couple other things) they grew. The selection grows with the season and they have peaches in August. Really nice folks working here. They take cash or PayPal/zelle or similar electronic payment options. Will be back again and again!

I wanted to get cute sunflower pictures with my son and was happy to hear that there was this farm…read morenearby! This is a smaller farm so I wouldn't drive an hour out for it but if you are less than 20-30 minutes away or will be doing other things in the surrounding areas then it is totally worth the stop! Or if you are just trying to get cute sunflower pics well this farm has you covered! They also had a small stand selling vegetables and plants. It cost $7 to walk into the sunflower fields. It costs money to maintain them. Go earlier in the summer and you get to pick a flower. They stop having you pick flowers in early/mid august because the petals fall off within a day and the sunflower are a lot bigger. This farm is priced proportionally to larger farms that charge more. There was someone there offering to help take pictures at the welcome sign which we appreciated! It was also great with my 1.5 year old that this farm wasn't over crowded. Even though he wouldn't let me get a great photo!

Hi neighbors, I don't typically make posts like this about a local, family owned business, but…read moreafter my experience today at M&D Farms, I felt it was warranted. I went to pick up flowers I had purchased through a school fundraiser where I was supposed to pick them up this past weekend. I fully acknowledge that I was late picking them up, and I apologized for that immediately. I explained to the owner, Donna, that I had tried calling several times and that honestly, I didn't even need the flowers if it was an issue and that I had purchased them mainly to support the school. Instead of simply telling me where to find them, Donna began yelling and swearing at me, along with several "I don't care" and "whatever" comments. I went outside to collect what I had purchased, thinking the interaction was over. She then followed me outside and began yelling and swearing at me again, calling me a liar and insisting that I had never called.I never raised my voice. I repeatedly asked her to please stop yelling and swearing at me, got into my car, and she continued yelling as I drove away. I completely understand that I should have picked up my order over the weekend. I admitted that, apologized multiple times, and was not expecting anyone to accommodate me beyond allowing me to collect what I had already purchased, but even told her if that wasn't possible okay. Being late was my mistake. But I don't believe it warranted being screamed at, sworn at, followed outside, and called a liar. I've honestly never been treated that way by a business owner before. It's especially disappointing because I've supported M&D Farms for years and purchase many of my vegetables there every spring. Unfortunately, after this experience, I won't be returning. I'm sharing this simply because I would want to know about an experience like this before choosing where to spend my money locally. Ida's Garden Paradise is a great alternative and will be getting my business here on out.

Definitely a must go to in Northwest Indiana to get your produce! Amazing deals available here…read more They've had butterfly lettuce for $.25 ahead. Red bell peppersFor $.20. Also sell bulk beans tamarind rice and other products.

I have enjoyed this produce store, but it has been closed! Does anyone know if they moved to…read moreanother location? Are there other produce stores similar to this in the area?

Well, decided to bump this up one star because they are really trying to make this work and for…read moresome reason I am starting to like this Farmer's Market. Although it was not the most pleasant day weather - wise - - gray and somewhat drizzly at times AND my favorite vendor, Sputnik Coffee is no longer participating, I still enjoyed the market today. I really enjoyed chatting a little with some of the vendors: Pixie Dust Salts - sea salt mixtures like vanilla, lavendar, rosemary ; John Bailey Honey (Keisha is a delightful young lady that introduced me to the products) - not only honey, various fruit jams, applesauce ; two produce vendors : Steve Frank Farms and Cedillo's Fresh Produce. There's Running Mile Hot Sauce and Yvolina's Tamales. There was an info booth about using Link cards at farmers markets and another about the McKinley Park News. There was also a face painter. Not Just Cookies was sold out and gone by the time I got there slightly before 1 pm. According to the newsletter Broken K Ranch, Made a Mano and The Urban Canopy also participate. I noticed that from 10 am to 11 am there is "Yoga at the Farmers Market". Bring your mat, water, towel and optional blocks and strap. Suggested donation is $5. https://mckinleypark.news/events/full-calendar/event/9251-yoga-at-the-farmers-market On some market days, there is entertainment. You can check the news letter for weekly info on the market. https://mckinleypark.news/events/featured-events/event/9218-mckinley-park-farmers-market You can sign up to receive emails about McKinley Park that will update you weekly about the Farmers Market and other happenings in the area. This is a rather pretty location for a farmers market. Because it is in the park, it seems more relaxed to me. I really liked it last year when Sputnik Coffee was here. I heard they are trying to find another coffee vendor and I sure hope they are successful! I also would like to see another bakery vendor and hopefully both will be reasonably priced and well stocked also! Farmers Market - Review #1 McKinley Park Neighborhood - Review #1

3 stars for showing potential in an underappreciated venue: McKinley Park…read more Yoga in the park was well attended. Good deal for 1 hour at five bucks. Or was that the minimum donation? Take care of your instructor! There was a cool truck with free pizza samples. Cauliflower crust tho. My brother loves that but I'm old fashioned. A bakery had a wide array of cookies. Hot sauce table. Only one produce vendor that I can recall. The organizers need to step up their efforts to get farmers into the farmers market. That's the draw for city people: produce. How about herb vendors? Cheese? This is a great spot and this FarMar needs more attention.