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Farmers market season in Indiana typically lasts from May through October. There’s something so special about great food, warm weather and connecting with people in your community!  

Whether you're looking for fresh local produce, organic vegetables, Indiana meats or artisan products, the farmers markets listed below offer everything you need. 

Finding a Farmers Market in Indiana

If you decide to visit an Indiana farmers market near you, a valuable resource is Indiana Farm Bureau’s webpage designed to help you buy from local Indiana farms. The page includes a list of farm markets in Indiana owned by Indiana Farm Bureau members. In addition to farm markets, you can find lists of agritourism destinations, orchards, artisan products and more.  

Another great resource is My Indiana Home magazine’s website. The magazine, which is sent quarterly to all Indiana Farm Bureau members, maintains an Indiana Farm Market Directory on its website. There you will find an interactive map with locations, as well as contact information and websites.  

If you don’t want to be bogged down by the research, check out our list of some of the most well-known farmers markets in Indiana.  

10 popular farmers markets in Indiana: hours, locations and what to buy

1. Bloomington Community Farmers Market 

The Bloomington Community Farmers Market is held weekly in charming downtown Bloomington. The market is open every Saturday from April through October from 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Vendors cover a variety of local goods including fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, pastries, cheeses, honey, flowers, drinks and more.  

2. Broad Ripple Farmers Market 

The Broad Ripple Farmers Market has been operating in Marion County since 1994. The market has over 85 vendors during the outdoor season and over 60 vendors during the indoor season. The summer market runs from May to October at the Glendale Town Center. Each Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to noon, you can find baked goods, local food, flowers and more. 

3. Carmel Farmers Market on Carter Green 

The Carmel Farmers Market on Carter Green takes place every Saturday morning from early May to late September. Market hours are 8-11:30 a.m. The market boasts 72 vendors and a seasonal attendance of approximately 110,000 people. Attendees can enjoy live music from the Carmel Rotary Amphitheatre while they shop for local foods!  

4. Fort Wayne’s Historic Farmers Market 

Fort Wayne’s Historic Farmers Market won’t be open in 2026 according to its website. The city of Fort Wayne has compiled a list of farmers markets in the area. Click here to find a place to buy your flowers, plants, produce, artisan products and more.

5. Indianapolis City Market – Original Farmers Market 

The Original Farmers Market is open every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. during the season (mid-May to late September). The market is located outside the Indianapolis City Market, which was established in 1821. You can find fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods and more at this historic market. Shopping in the middle of Indiana’s capital city is a fun experience!  

6. New Albany Main Street Farmers Market 

The New Albany Main Street Farmers Market has a legacy that stretches back to 1813. This farmers market is an important part of the community, and it is open year-round. In addition to local foods, you can find hand-crafted goods, live entertainment, kids’ events and wellness activities. The market is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon in the summer and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon during the winter.

7. Newburgh Farmers Market 

The Newburgh Farmers Market is on the banks of the Ohio River, providing a beautiful backdrop for your shopping. The market is open 8-11 a.m. every Saturday morning from early June through late August. Vendors provide access to fresh produce, quality meats, handwoven rugs, herbs, flowers and more.  

8. Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market 

The Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market is open every Saturday morning from early May through early October. Stop by to shop between 8 a.m. and noon. The market is conveniently located in downtown Noblesville and there are several nearby parking options. Stop by and buy local foods, flowers, candles and more.  

9. South Bend Farmers Market 

The South Bend Farmers Market was incorporated in 1924 and part of the market was destroyed by a fire in 1972. After the fire, a new building was opened, and the market remains open year-round today. The market is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visit during lunch and enjoy the restaurant in the middle of the market.  

10. Zionsville Farmers Market  

The Zionsville Farmers Market was established as a volunteer-run market in 1997. The market is open rain or shine every Saturday morning from mid-May to late September. The market hours are 8-11:30 a.m. During the season, the market features live music from local musicians. The Zionsville Farmers Market is pet-friendly, so bring your furry friends to keep you company while shopping for local foods!  

Visit one of Indiana's best farmers markets this spring and summer to enjoy locally-grown produce, quality meats and artisan goods while connecting with your community. Find a farmers market near you today. Happy shopping! 

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