I am a local who comes here frequently and guess why? Because of the fresh, abundant produce,…read morefriendly staff and wonderful seasonal decorations. This morning I dropped by to get my "early fall haul" which consists of pumpkins and chrysanthemums. The outdoor staff helped me pick out some good flowers and the pumpkins were robust. Everything looked good because it ALWAYS IS! Keep it up guys!

So glad this nursery is here in the outskirts of this cute historic town…read more Plants always fresh and healthy. Produce always tasty and normally local. They discount aging fruits, so there is opportunity to get food deals. Peaches are so good and you can buy by the basket or loose. There is an amazing freezer case filled near the register filled with homemade popsicle offering some great flavor options. They are a tad expensive at 3.00 a pop and worth ever penny. Then bring lots of items from spring to fall. Shop Local! They do not have a lots of garden pots, but maybe I was just late to shop for those. Really a nice spot to shop for flowers and produce.

I was eager to visit this market this past summer and it did not disappoint. I found fabulous bread…read moreand cookies and unique foodstuffs.

What a great place! Visited for the first time today. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, it…read morewas like talking to old friends. Parking was a breeze and that was a plus on this very warm morning. The variety of garden vegetables and homemade items was astounding. Such a nice day!

We decided to go to the night market. The weather was perfect. There was a live band, food trucks,…read moreand vendors. It's next to 3rd Turn so I grabbed a pineapple bourbon slushy to enjoy with my meal from one of the food trucks. A fun way to enjoy a beautiful spring evening.

We visited here last Saturday evening for a special farmers market event. They had live music. They…read morehad food, vendors and taco trucks and drink some beer and all kinds of fun stuff. It was great environment and a good experience for sure.

Today the University of Louisville students get a five dollar token to spend with vendors…read more My second market food truck, candles, homemade bread candy and shaved ice. Shaved ice reminded me of "snow" cream I would hear my grandmother talk about

Thursdays in the summer are a blessing if you're in the hospital area. This market is awesome…read more Not only do you have several farm vendors to get your produce, eggs, meat, cheese, honey, etc., but they offer several excellent options for prepared lunches. Dreamcatcher Farm has a great burger ($5) and quiche and I'm enamored with their tomato pie, which only seems to show up some of the time. Kassidy's Kackle House offers $4 sandwiches with freshly (and locally) made chicken salad or egg salad (among others). This week a Texas-style tamale stand showed up. And Cake Flour is always there with their breads and sweets. Plus, you can get your soaps and flowers and baked goods, canned goods, if that's your thing. I think the market has acquired enough of a following that the number of vendors is only going to improve. It's great to have access to fresh, locally grown food in the downtown area. And to have another good & affordable lunch option. Runs mid-May through October.

Shepherdsville farmers market is a summer market down in the downtown portion of the city of…read moreShepherdsville that runs on Saturday's only during the warmer weather. Like most farmers markets they line up in a orderly fashion with booths ranging from food trucks, fruits & veggies and people selling trinkets and other merchandise. Not the largest market but it's nice little place for the locals to visit and checks things out. Across the street they actually have a chick Fil A food truck that is there every Saturday so that's nice considering the small city does not have a location of that popular chicken chain. Overall solid farmers market. You can find some good bargains and items from time to time. It's located at the entrance of a cool park called Frank e Simon so you can spend a fun Saturday morning there with the family.

This Farmer's Market is still in its infancy, but it's got a great nucleus of vendors. If you live…read morein the area and you're not stopping in, you're missing out. The staples are all here. Several farms come loaded with veggies. Three good breadmakers (including Klaus and his famous pretzel loaves). A couple places to buy eggs. Grasshoppers. Steel City Pops. Monnik crowlers. Kombucha. Quiches. We came home with an armful of pawpaws last week. Are you scared off by expensive farm-raised chickens? Well, $1 might still get you a watermelon or a pair of bell peppers or cucumbers. You're more into cocktails than drum circles? Well, last week at the market we had a demonstration from a local Maker's Mark rep, showcasing market ingredients. Yes, cocktail sampling. I can't promise that will happen frequently, but I can promise that the leadership behind this market isn't sleeping on the job. I'm so happy this market is taking shape.

This rating may seem harsh, but I am hopeful I will be able to bump in up soon enough…read more I moved to the neighborhood just under a year ago and was excited when I realized there was a weekly Farmers Market so close to my home. I just have to, you know, wake up early enough on the weekend to get to a Farmers Market in time to enjoy it. I stopped by a couple times over the summer. It is still pretty small and seems like it is still establishing itself. I hope it continues to grow and gets bigger and better. As it stands, there were a few CBD booths, a couple bakery/pre-made stuff booths (muffins and quiches and cookies, oh my!), sometimes a meat booth, and usually one produce booth. There is also a sort of pop-up food booth so you can get something for breakfast or brunch and eat it there. The vendors and all the people I have encountered while here are super friendly and nice. There just haven't been the kind of stock or variety that I am hoping for. Still, it all just feels small and incomplete. And I will absolutely be back! I really hope it grows and becomes more established and draws both more vendors and more customers!

Always looking forward to get some home grown mater's,they have every variety, especially big ones…read morethat cover a whole bologna sandwich yummy !!!

A family operated farm open for several weekends in the fall to experience pumpkins in the field…read more(you pick) or already picked for purchase. Hayrides, corn maze, hale bays for clumbing, and tire swings. They have numerours flavors of homemade jams, jellies, and breads for purchase. Helen's homemade german chocolate cakw might be the best I've ever eaten. In addition, there are hot dogs, sloppy joes, chili, bean soup and corn bread and nachos for sale. Beans and cornbread were pretty tasty. A covered, open air dining area and plenly of picnic tables for outdoor dining. Plenty of parking and the friendliest and hardest working owners and workers all around. Family friendly. Last weekend of the season, but put it on your calendar for next fall. The family are also at the local farmers market all summer and fall selling the jellies, jams, fresh eggs, beef, breads, etc.

I love the South End Community Market. Each year since it's been renamed and moved to its new…read morelocation it gets bigger and better. It's something I love to do with my mom on Saturday mornings in the summer. Today, my purchase is included farm fresh cabbage, yellow, squash, arugula, tomatoes, and eggs. In addition to home canned pickles and hand made jewelry. There is live music. Such a great variety of local and regional vendors. I learned about camels milk and camels milk ice cream, which is for sale by one of the vendors. I love running into people that I know there. I love the vibe and I love the set up. It's a great way to support our area farmers and local vendors. Sometimes parking is crowded but usually if you wait a few minutes, you will get a space. It's right at the entrance of the beautiful Iroquois Park by the pickle ball courts. It goes every Saturday morning from 8 AM to noon.

2024 is the first year for this market. There are a variety of offerings, including goods from…read morefarmers, handmade arts and crafters, and other foods (like bread, smoothies, pastries, breakfast sandwiches)... Okay, the lists could go on. It's at the front of Iroquois Park, near the basketball court and playground. There is a parking lot beside where this takes place, plus tons of parking at the amphitheater and more along the road behind there. There are lots of community ties here as well with nonprofits and neighborhood organizations. Oh, there's live music as well. It really was made for the community and is inclusive for all. What a great addition to the South End!