Chose this as my first destination after surgery recovery and disability, took my small service dog…read moreand one crutch, and it was a perfect day! Many food trucks, I had close free parking within half a block (and the blocks are smallish), it radiates out in 4 blocked streets from the center, with everything I expected in farm stands, food trucks, and unique items. The organizers have done a fantastic job with this market. There are broad sidewalks behind all the rows, to escape the "crowd" but really I found the density of crowd perfectly pleasant, not too much, just cheerful, and there were plenty of benches and steps to sit on for a quick break. Plenty of spots to sit with food, plenty of space for each stand. Overall, I've seen markets across the country and give this 5 stars for being just super pleasant in every regard. People of Lafayette area are so friendly and cheerful, too! Enjoy! P.S. If you do park near the Courthouse, you're entering at the food trucks so that's a nice way to end with a meal as you return to the car! I'll attach images of some of my vegetable purchases.

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.

Went because read they had beautiful fields of sunflowers. If they had any .... they are gone or…read morepast their prime. We drove way out of our way, so it was a bummer. They had some sunflower festival there already where u can pick flowers. So maybe it was good, but right now, it's sad and not worth going to.

Terrific family time or field trip! Beautiful land, friendly staff including the owners, delicious…read moreapples reasonably priced. Buy there or pick yourself + lots of premade jellies and such. Be sure your try their slushies!

Great photo opportunities! I love flowers and would have liked more time to explore. Cute backdrops…read morethroughout the grounds. They also had a u pick.

So beautiful and not that far from indy! I was happy to hear about this thru Facebook. Great…read moreservice. It seemed smaller in person but still lots of beautiful tulips. It was scheduled for one week but they extended it another week. This was their first year doing it so I think it was a success. It was pretty busy on the beautiful Wednesday evening I went. Lots of ppl taking pics even with professional setups. Tix were $16 or few dollars off if you purchase online. Lots of parking in the gravel/grass. There is a line to buy tix then you grab scissors to cut your own tulips if you want them $2 a tulip. Some of them were dying so they weren't a perfect bloom for a bouquet. The line to pay for tulips was kind of long as well. We spent a couple hours here looking and taking photos. We looked around first before deciding to go back to cut so we lost some time with that. Great photo ops though, highly recommend!

I never even knew Lafayette had a Fresh Thyme marketplace. This location works perfect for me I'm…read morealways driving down to Indianapolis and Beyond various times a month. This store is a couple miles away from the highway but the store itself is pretty large when it comes to shopping. This store was well organized and had a great variety of groceries for sale at great deals. The store is pretty quiet shockingly especially with the roads nearby that are so busy. Store is easy to navigate since a lot of the Fresh Thyme stores have the same layout. I'm surprised that there wasn't a lot of Halloween themed out on display like some of the other stores. Not an issue with me personally. The store had the energy drinks I was looking for too! Restrooms here are also pretty clean too. Staff here was very helpful. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with my visit. I will definitely return in the future.

Love it, closest as I can get to Whole Foods w.o traveling from Lafayette. I'm always in the area,…read moreso its a quick stop in and out.

Great market on Wednesdays from 2:30 to ? On Wednesdays. 2018 stalls are very good for baked…read morebreads, wine tasting, food trucks, produce and even rare items like delicious homemade kimchi and korean veggies! Not all the same venders as larger saturday lafayette market so each have their own characteristics.

Nice variety of local goods and wares. Slight increase in street traffic on market days but police…read moreassist in traffic control and pedestrian crossing. Many of the vendors participate in the other local farmer's markets. A great way to get groceries for the second half of the week. Get up-to-the-minute updates from their Twitter account http://twitter.com/#!/wlfarmersmkt. Sign up at the booth to get your free West Lafayette Farmers Market reusable grocery bag (on your 3rd visit). Buy local!

Fishers Farmer's Market is one of the best in the area…read more This year it has expanded even more encompassing the majority of the Nickel Plate District Central Green . They play live music in the Amphitheater for a couple hours. There is something for everyone. From fruits, vegetables and flowers to meats, honey, teas and food options for both breakfast and dinner just to name a few. They also have permanent bathrooms and plenty of places to park from the several free parking garages and on both sides of the library.

The Fishers Farmers Market is awesome. We arrived just before 8:00 am opening and easily found…read morenearby parking. The walkways to the market are accessible and easy to follow. The market was festive with music playing and over 80 local vendors. Vendor tents are spread out with lots of space. A yoga class was offered near the amphitheater stage. We found a good mix of vendors with about a dozen selling local produce, my primary interest. The veggies looked fresh and I bought corn, dill and the most beautiful and freshest eggplants that I have ever seen. Prices were reasonable. Venders were selling everything from baked goods, local meats, fresh cut flowers and honey. There were some vendors selling craft and artisan items. Most notable to me was a vendor selling beautiful hand crafted leather items. We saw about a dozen food trucks selling breakfast items, coffee, smoothies, donuts and more. I thought the food trucks were on the expensive side but I only checked out a couple. Vendors were friendly and engaging for the most part. I like interacting with the local farm crowd. I'll be back.

I loved shopping here! I'd never been inside a Fresh Thyme before, but several people have…read morerecommended it to me, so I had to stop in. I love their made in the Midwest initiatives/model, and it was so cool seeing just how many products they sell that are Indiana made. Obviously I bought a lot of them, but def a good feeling to help support businesses from my home state while I visit. The store was tinier than I thought compared to other grocery stores, but don't let it fool you, they have a lot of variety and options.

Always nice to me greeting and asking if they can help then thanking before I leave. Fast to just…read morepick up items or good stock for weekly.

I Love Green Eyed Lady Farm contributions to the Green City/Lincoln Park Farmers Market in Chicago,…read moreIllinois. The Farm itself is located outside of Kankakee, Illinois. Thanks to the innovative all natural growing techniques Emily Bult and Laura Petitgoue have been growing all natural organic offerings. This year they are offering artisan "Kettle Corn" with simple ingredients: Corn Oil Sugar, and Salt! Delicious, fresh, and large portion sizes! The Green Eyed Lady Farm also offers fresh lavender offerings. They are at the Farmers Market on Saturdays... See their Bio: "Ideally situated 45 minutes south of Chicago, just minutes outside of Kankakee, Illinois, Emily Bult and Laura Petitgoue dreamed up the idea of starting a lavender farm. August 2015, the dream began to develop, and with much research, trial and error, Green Eyed Lady Lavender Farm was formed. Their farm is Certified Naturally Grown. They do not use synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or GMOs. Lavender is an extraordinary plant with a captivating scent and a multitude of uses. On their farm, there are more than ten varieties of lavender plants. After every harvest, they turn their lavender into products to sell at farmers markets, local shops, and online. 'Thank you for showing interest in our farm. We can't wait to see you at the market and share our love for lavender with you!'" Source: https://www.greencitymarket.org/farmer/details/bult-saint%20anne

Indiana summertime food. Tomatoes, green beans and corn!!!…read more We go every week. Easy in and out.

It's a special place with nice, helpful people. I've been 5…read moreor 6 times for heirloom tomatoes. And, the S C peaches were great after 3-4 days in a paper bag.

Closed for good? Just stopped by, market was empty, no…read moresigns, nothing growing behind barns.

Gotta' love Farm Valentino for fresh vegetables picked right from the farm. This is just about as…read more'Farm-to-table' as you can get. Find them at the farm itself (on US-136 a few miles west of Crawfordsville) or at the Crawfordsville farmers market on Pike Street every Saturday (at least through the end of October...). Their vegetables are sometimes so big it's scary ... as if the farm was built on the site of a nuclear accident! But as far as I know, they grow vegetables the old fashioned way ... with water, sunlight, fertilizer, and love (and not necessarily in that order). This place is yet another hidden gem of Montgomery County. Oh, and I like Valentino and Yusmin almost as much as I like their produce!