It pains me to drop a star but with fewer vendors and lack of readily available breakfast/lunch…read moreoptions it only seems fair. On the other hand, I very much appreciate the addition of Limelight Coffee serving up Cold Brew and ADH Teas offering locally blended teas. I can't get enough of their Spanish Lemon iced tea. Along with these two beverages you can always find me munching on a bag of D&S Kettle Corn. All of their popping corn is Indiana grown and they use Indiana maple syrup on their maple corn offering but I highly recommend the sweet & salty. Not a huge fan of kettle corn? They are happy to pop up a batch of plain for you as well. This year is a growing year for the market. It will take some time to get used to the new location & new name but with the addition of more produce vendors and readily available food options this market (fingers crossed) will get its groove back.

Now in the Lawrence North High School north parking lot…read more 8:00 am to Noon, every Saturday in season. If they keep all the vendors from last year, it's bigger than Broad Ripple. See their web site for full list of vendors. My favorites are: 3 in 1 Restaurant, Mexican and Salvadoran resturant. A&M Bakery Amelia's Bread, (MY FAVORITE BREAD IN INDY!) Artisano's Oil and Spices B&C Cookie Company Backyard Birds Indy Cutting Edge, knife and tool sharpener, including lawn mower blades. Movable Feast My Dad's Sweet Corn Rolling Asian Delight - September start (Food truck) St. Athanasius Bakery - June start (My favorite sweet breads)

It just so happened that I was looking for something to do Saturday morning with my mentee so I…read moredecided to go to the farmers market to teach her about it. This farmers market was well organized and they had a lot of different vendors here. I did notice that you must get here early because by 11am some vendors are running out of items. There was this corn vendor and that line was so long but I did notice that he sold out by 11:30an. People were talking about how sweet the corn is from there. I more so came to the farmers market to come window shop but I did end up buying a lemonade and some ice cream. The lemonade was very refreshing and delicious. I was happy I bought the lemonade and the price was not bad at all. It was $7 for a nice size. I also ended up seeing the dog store at the event so of course I could not leave without buying my dog some dog treats which she really enjoyed them. I will definitely be coming back here to this market. It is in great location also.

This Farmer's market stays busy from the time it's open to the time they close. They close at noon…read moreand I can say people are still coming in at 11:30 and 11:45, I couldn't believe it. The fresh corn line stayed long until the moment they sold out. I was thirsty and the lemonade from the popcorn and lemonade stand was tasty. I will definitely be back to provide them with repeat business. SPOILER ALERT: Overall, this was a great farmers' market, but there were way too many dogs. I also noticed several dogs relieving themselves mid-walk, right on the concrete, which I found pretty gross, especially with so much food around. Germs can easily spread in that environment. On top of that, I have a severe allergy to pet dander. Many people don't realize how this can affect others when they let their dogs wander instead of keeping them close on a leash. I grew up with dogs and know there are dog parks, but I wish people would leave their pets at home in the air conditioning when visiting places with food. This is the reason for a lower rating. Anyways, I will return early to get fresh fruit, corn, and the lemonade.

A nice little farmers market on Saturday morning. Lots of different options for vegetables straight…read morefrom the farmers. Also, there were some other knickknacks candles, cups, pillows, kettle corn just a whole bunch of other little things you might want along the way. Lots of spices, fresh and dried. About 20 vendors and all of them were very friendly and had nice conversations and gave tons of great information.

Had so much fun at the Greenwood Farmers Market. Lots of…read morefresh Veges to pick from. A few other booths with breads and sweets. This week a scarecrow making kit and also the ever popular kettle corn . Lots of up close parking.

Now at Monument Circle on Wednesdays from 10:00 - 1:30 pm from May until October. I don't think I…read morehad ever been to the one at City Market. Due to construction that's why it's moved to the circle. I noticed today they've added more food trucks which they did need. They definitely could add more. You have lots of visitors and people who work downtown who attend lots of functions that happen on the circle. Flying Dirt Farm, Hunter's Honey Farm, Chez Pauline are ones I always stop at. They have vegetables, flowers, soaps, and more. It seems like when it first started in May it wasn't as busy. Now, you can tell it's picked up. Good for the vendors! Check out the Spark area if you're visiting the market too!

If you happen to be in Indianapolis (say on Market Street, between Delaware and Alabama Streets) on…read moreany Wednesday (say between the hours of 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.} between May and October, consider yourself to be very lucky. Because of you meet all those requirements, you can visit Indianapolis' Original Farmers' Market and have a terrific time. Market Street is closed to vehicular traffic during the Farmers Market, so it gets transformed into a pedestrian mall. There must have been 50 vendors on both sides of the street. And what might those vendors sell? Probably every type of fruit and vegetable grown in the state of Indiana, plus spices, ciders, baked goods, oils, vinegars, eggs, meats, granola, wine, flowers, beef jerky, coffees, guacamole, salsa, tostadas, soap, cosmetics, honey, popcorn, lemonade, bakery goodies, egg rolls, pet foods, teas, coffee, and cocktail mixes. It's a gorgeous sensory overload of reds and oranges and yellows and greens as you see stall after stall of amazing looking produce. I picked up some great beef jerky and a bottle of cocktail mix from Tailored Toddies. This was one helluva great Farmers Market!

I'm been making the circuit of local farmers markets to find the best of the best. Pike Farmers…read moreMarket is small, but has some of the most interesting and friendly vendors that I've encountered. The market is held on Saturday mornings starting at 8:30 am in a church parking lot off Lafayette Road. Last Saturday, there were about 20 vendors selling baked goods, local meats, flowers and produce. The local Pike library had the bookmobile on site for guests to check out and return books. There was a fabulous bbq stand selling meals. But what caught my eye were the exquisite artisans. I saw some of the most beautiful woodworking pieces that I've seen. Tooled French rolling pins, beautiful hand crafted pens, bowls and more. Another booth, was a woman that made hand crafted leather pieces that rival any from Italy. She made extraordinary leather pillows and bags. A musician/singer played in the center of the market. Games were set up to entertain young people. There was a little seating. And, of course, "My Dad's Corn" was there selling bags of the freshest corn in Indiana. I bought veggies, herbs, cookies, bbq slider, hibiscus slushy and several cookies. Parking was easy in and out. I was there early and it wasn't crowded, but probably gets crowded later in the morning. This is a small, but great market. I'll be back.

Pike Farmers Market had it's inaugural season in 2022 and was formed by the owners of KayLeo Urban…read moreFarms. It is a family friendly, dog friendly farmers market where the vendors are nearly all based within Pike Township. The volunteer staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. There is a good variety of vendors from a small batch coffee roaster, to a farm-to-table butcher, to woodworking, soap-making, organic pet food and treats, and several produce vendors selling either the plant to grow yourself, or the produce itself. For 2023 there will be rotating food vendors and food trucks along with a live music tent. Pike Farmers Market is young, but has grown rapidly in it's 2 years. Definitely worth checking out, or turning it in to a summer family routine!

It's a small corner lot but local flowers and produce that I am loving. I've lived in this area…read morelots of years but never stopped here, no idea why I've been ignoring it. Obviously to my detriment, as for locally grown produce the flavor is wonderful, for prices similar to grocery stores imo. There's not a lot of parking, and it's cash pay (or a convenience % fee if using a cc). Really helpful staff who will help get things to car if needed, so although inside to pay might be too tight of a space if wheelchair, I think they'd figure out how to make it work. The corn and tomatoes I can attest to quality, this time adding a cantaloupe to what I purchased!

This is a cute little fruit and vegetable stand on the corner of Meridian on the south side not far…read morefrom German Park. They have lots of beautiful mums , pumpkins, gourds, and wood pumpkins to buy. Watermelons, plums, apples, yams, corn, cantaloupe they had it and more! Inside they have a ton of jams and jellys, pickled vegetables, flower bouquets. The employees were friendly and helpful and it was a nice place to buy some local items.

We were on our way to Cox's Plant Farm and we stopped to check out the produce and plant selection…read more Everyone was wearing masks, including the patrons, and they were monitoring the number of people inside the open air stand. An entrance and separate exit had been set up. The hanging baskets were affordable and gorgeous but I had already purchased my baskets. The annuals and perennials selection was limited but healthy and a nice variety. Once I went inside the stand I found prebagged greenbeans, tomatoes and new potatoes I had to take home with me. They were fresh and made for a nice summer meal. If you're in the area stop by and checkout the selection. It's a short drive from Plainfield on US 40.

Adorable stand right off US40 in Clayton. I came out this way to scope out some land, and this…read morebright flowery shop caught my eye! I stopped in and found well taken care of flowers and fruit/veggies. The people working were nice and helpful! This will now be my first stop for fresh flowers in the spring! Parking is a gravel lot right next to the shop. You can't miss it!

Since the last time I was here things have changed. They've added so much! They have a NICE splash…read morepad area and pickle ball courts in the back. They've added public restrooms as well as a little amphitheater. It's really nice. The market now has two long rows of vendors. The Whiskers on Wheels bus was such a neat idea. You can get on and pet animals. They had so many booths selling different things, honey, kombucha, coffee, baked goods, bath salts and many more. This market is within walking distance of the county courthouse in Franklin. It's open Saturdays 8 am - noon.

This is a sweet little farmers Market in the downtown Franklin area. You'll find both fresh produce…read morealong with prepared food items. I believe there is also some live music during our visit. The location is easily walk a boulder all of the shops and restaurants in downtown Franklin. We especially loved visiting this community for the great antique shops and architecture. Make it a perfect morning by adding in a visit to Main & Madison Bakery. The prices were very reasonable and everyone we encountered was very friendly. Finding parking was also a breeze thanks to the location.