Farmers Markets near Sheridan, IN

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Carmel

The Carmel Farmers Markets bring Indiana's freshest food to the community year-round: the summer market runs Saturdays 8–11:30 a.m. at Carter Green from May through September, and the winter market takes over on 3rd Avenue SW from October through March, Saturdays 9 to noon — all while giving small businesses a venue to grow.

Zionsville

Friday evenings on Moore Road in Zionsville, hosted at Traders Point Creamery — a 100% grassfed organic dairy farm with its own on-site creamery and restaurant. Every grower selling here has to follow organic practices, and the creamery itself produces whole and chocolate milk, ice cream, cheese, and yogurt sold on-site and in area grocery stores.

Indianapolis

Noblesville Main Street runs this Hamilton County market at Federal Hill Commons every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, May through October. Vendors are required to grow or make what they sell, no resellers, and shoppers can expect honey, fresh meat, flowers, candles, and baked goods alongside live music most weeks.

Indianapolis

Runs seasonally on East Jefferson Street in downtown Tipton under the Tipton County Chamber of Commerce, with homegrown produce and handcrafted goods from area vendors. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the market's Facebook page has built a following of more than 3,400 locals who track weekly updates there.

Indianapolis

The Broad Ripple Farmers Market is the largest in Indiana, supporting farmers since 1994 with 80+ vendors outdoors at Glendale Town Center May through October and 60+ indoors at Broad Ripple Middle School November through April — open year-round, rain or shine. All food is locally grown or produced, every farmer uses organic growing practices, and Saturday mornings come with live music, breakfast, and SNAP/Fresh Bucks matching.

Abundant Life Church Farmers' Market runs on the church grounds at 7606 E. 82nd St., on Indianapolis's northeast side near the Castleton and Fishers area. Vendor lineup and current-season hours were not independently confirmed online.

Binford Farmers Market sets up in the north parking lot of Lawrence North High School at 7800 N. Hague Rd., on Indianapolis's northeast side. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

38th & Meridian Farmers Market sets up at 3808 N. Meridian St., in Indianapolis's Meridian-Kessler and Midtown corridor. Vendor lineup and current-season hours were not independently confirmed online.

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Brownsburg Farmers Market sets up on North Green Street in downtown Brownsburg, a Hendricks County suburb on Indianapolis's west side. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Speedway

Russiaville

Clinton County Farmer's Market sets up at 1111 S. Jackson St. in Frankfort, the county seat in Indiana's corn-and-soybean belt north of Indianapolis. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Indianapolis

The Indy Winter Farmers Market keeps local food flowing through the cold months, running every Saturday from mid-November through late April, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at The AMP at 1220 Waterway Boulevard with free parking. Its Triple SNAP Match program stretches shoppers' benefits threefold, part of the market's mission to make fresh, local produce affordable for everyone.

Run by Eskenazi Health on the IUPUI campus, the Farmers' Market at Wishard sells locally grown produce and handcrafted goods to hospital staff, students, and the public at 1001 W. 10th Street in Indianapolis. It runs Saturday mornings through spring and fall, with a shorter Tuesday session added during the summer. Parking is available in the Wishard garage next door.

An indoor Saturday market, 9am-1pm, spring through fall, in the Saxony development on East 131st Street in Fishers. Local farmers and vendors sell seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and honey in a suite-style retail space rather than a parking lot or park.

Pittsboro

Runs Wednesday evenings out of Scamahorn Park on Main Street in downtown Pittsboro, roughly June through late August. Hendricks County growers bring in-season produce alongside handmade goods and prepared food from area vendors. It's a small-town setup — a park, a handful of tables, and whatever's ripe that week — organized through the town's parks department.

This listing places a farmers market at the Old National Centre address on New Jersey Street downtown, a building better known as a concert venue than a market site. No current hours, vendors, or contact details could be verified online, so this may be a seasonal or one-time event rather than an ongoing market.

Indianapolis

The Original Farmers' Market at Indianapolis City Market brings Indiana's best to Monument Circle every Wednesday from May through September, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Shoppers find peak-season fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, honey, plants, and flowers, and the Fresh Bucks program doubles SNAP spending up to $20 for fresh, healthy foods.

Indianapolis

Indianapolis

Indianapolis Winter Farmers Market claims the title of the city's longest-running winter market, operating since 2008 out of the AMP at 16 Tech on Waterway Boulevard. More than 65 vendors sell produce, food products, and handmade goods every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., from November through April. It's also the only market in the city running a triple match on SNAP dollars.

Indianapolis

Wednesdays, 10am-1:30pm, May through late September, just outside the City Market on Market Street between Delaware and Alabama in downtown Indianapolis. Organizers trace the market's roots to the city's founding in 1821, and vendors bring Indiana produce, meats, cheeses, and baked goods alongside City Market eateries.

Market on Morris operates out of a Hiatt Street address on Indianapolis's near west side, a neighborhood-scale market rather than a downtown draw. No current hours or vendor details could be verified online.

Run entirely by volunteers from the Irvington Garden Club, the Irvington Farmers' Market sets up just five times a year — the second Sunday of the month, June through October — at Ellenberger Park on St. Clair Street. Expect a tighter lineup than a weekly market: plants, vegetables, dog treats, local meats and cheeses, and local art from a small, consistent group of vendors.

Indianapolis

The Garfield Park Farmers Market, now in its eleventh season, supports local, sustainable farmers and producers at the corner of Southern Avenue and Shelby Street in Indianapolis. The summer market runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. from early May, doubling as a neighborhood gathering place.

Avon Farmers Market operates along U.S. 36 at 8244 E. US 36 in Avon, a Hendricks County suburb west of Indianapolis. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Washington Township Community Park hosts this outdoor market on Sundays, 4 to 7pm, spring through fall, at 150 N. & CR 475 E. in Avon. Vendors bring fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and artisan crafts, with food trucks rolling in for special events. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and WIC. Regulars point to the sweet corn, strawberries, and local honey as reasons to keep coming back.

Kokomo

Local growers set up at the corner of Mulberry and Washington in downtown Kokomo every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, May through September. Shoppers find fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade crafts alongside live music and vendor demos. The market has built a following on Facebook that tops 15,000, unusual reach for a Howard County market of this size.

This Kokomo market runs out of a Main Street location in Howard County, part of the city's rotation of seasonal produce stands. Growers bring sweet corn, tomatoes, and other Indiana summer staples direct from the field. Kokomo has supported more than one downtown market address over the years under similar names, so it is worth checking current hours before visiting.

Fortville Farmers Market runs Thursday evenings, 4 to 7 p.m., rain or shine, from late April through fall at the Fortville Trustee's Office on Vitality Drive. Farm-fresh produce and artisan crafts fill the tables, and leashed dogs are welcome to browse alongside their owners. Weather calls are made within two hours of opening, so a quick check of the market's Facebook page settles any doubt.

Cumberland

Plainfield

Plainfield

Held Wednesdays, 4-7pm from late May through mid-September, on the Plainfield Friends Church lawn at S. East Street. Organized by the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce, the market draws over 70 vendors across a season selling seasonal produce, local meats, baked goods, and artisan pieces like pottery. Vendors go through a chamber application process before setting up.

The Plainfield Chamber of Commerce runs this Wednesday market from 4-7pm, May 20 through September 16, on the lawn of Plainfield Friends Church at US 40 and SR 267. More than 70 vendors rotate through in a season, selling produce, meats, baked goods, flowers, and handmade crafts. It runs rain or shine and only cancels for severe weather.

Main Street & Washington Danville

The Danville Chamber Farmers' Market runs producer-only — nothing sold on the Square was bought for resale, it has to be grown, made, or baked by the vendor. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, May 2 through September 26, on the east side of the Danville Square. Specialty vendors selling non-food goods get a slot on the third Saturday of each month. The Hendricks County Chamber of Commerce runs it.

Frankton

Pendleton

Anderson

Anderson City Farmers' Market sets up in Dickmann Park at 1 W. 12th St. in Anderson, a public park near downtown. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.