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Indy's original farmers market takes place at the Indianapolis City Market Scott Crone

Indianapolis Farmers Markets

Shop Fresh and Support Local This Summer

Indiana has been an agricultural hub in the United States for decades. From tomatoes and strawberries to corn and blackberries, the Hoosier state has provided fresh produce from farm fields to our kitchen tables. Lucky for Indianapolis we have several farmers markets where we can enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of our fellow Hoosiers' labor, even in the winter.

BINFORD FARMERS' MARKET

Saturdays, 8 am-12 pm | Northview Christian Church

Over 100 vendors from across the state gather in the parking lot of Northview Christian Church every Saturday May-September to show off their unique and delicious products. This market is open 8 am-12 pm to allow ample time to discover the booths of some of the best farms, nurseries, bakeries, wineries, and numerous other specialty vendors in Indiana. A vibrant community gathering place is created by bringing together food and craft artisans, musicians, local businesses, and a variety of opportunities for educational and cultural exploration. 

BROAD RIPPLE FARMERS' MARKET

SATURDAYS, 8 AM-12 PM | GLENDALE TOWN CENTER

Located in one of Indianapolis' unique cultural districts, the Broad Ripple Farmers' Market welcomes more than 60 vendors offering everything from fruits, vegetables, and prepared food to fresh bison meat and treats for your pets. The market is open from May through November and is set up in the parking lot of Glendale Town Center every Saturday from 8 am to noon. From November - April, the market sets up from 9 am to noon in the Lower Level of the Glendale Building. The Broad Ripple Farmers' Market is open rain or shine, and pets are always welcome. 

GARFIELD PARK FARMERS' MARKET

Saturdays, 9 am-12:30 pm | Garfield Park

Garfield Park Farmers Market was formed by local food advocates out of a need for better food access. With the support of Indy Parks & Recreation, Garfield Park Neighbors Association, South Circle Farm, and Big Car Collaborative, Garfield Park neighbors Julia Woody and Ashley Brooks have spearheaded this initiative. The market aligns with the Slow Food International principles of good, clean, and fair food for all. A variety of food options are available for customers, including organic produce, grass-fed meats, locally roasted coffee, artisan cheeses, local honey, and more. The market runs from May to October every Saturday from 9 am to 12:30 pm.

IRVINGTON FARMERS' MARKET

2nd Sundays: June 9, July 14, August 11, September 8, and October 13 | 12-3 pm

From June – October, Ellenberger Park near Indy’s east side features the Irvington Farmers' Market on the second Sunday of each month. Gather with friends and family to explore the isles of delicious produce from 70-plus vendors. There is an abundance of freshness with seasonal fruits including the best, local peaches, apples, and watermelons. Food isn’t all this market has to offer; be sure to also take a look at the hand-crafted jewelry and pottery available, or pull up a chair and enjoy some local tunes at no cost.

STATE HOUSE MARKET

Thursdays, 10:30 am-1:30 pm | Robert D. Orr Plaza

The Indiana Statehouse and Government Center Campus houses a unique farmers’ market every Thursday beginning in June and lasting through September. This market offers a delicious lunch scene for all food enthusiasts. Open from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm, fresh produce, flowers, meats, cheeses, and more are available for purchase, and prepared meals can be bought from a range of Indy’s food trucks: each week features a diverse food truck lineup to choose from.

THE ORIGINAL FARMERS' MARKET

Wednesdays, 10 am-1:30 pm | Monument Circle

The Original Farmers' Market through Indianapolis City Market offers an opportunity for downtown employees and residents to buy fresh farm produce. From fruits and vegetables and meats and cheeses to baked goods and unique spices and herbs, you can find in-season, fresh foods that have been selected at their peak. As you fill your basket with good-tasting, healthy foods, you’ll support the local growers dedicated to providing you with the freshest foods available.