Came here on a whim when I took a solo road trip to Bloomington and it was so fun! There were so…read moremany vendors of both food, ceramics, leather goods, kids items and more. I love the black raspberries - I've not found them in Cincinnati so I bought 4 pints here and they are delicious. Also grabbed a ceramic mug, earrings and an amazing leek boureka. Highly recommend!

Great farmer's market not too far of a walk from the "downtown" / main school campus area. I liked…read morethat you can get everything you could want here from groceries, to coffee and pastries, more substantial meals like sandwiches, and coffins...yes nice handcrafted wood coffins

Great experience at the Farmers Market in Batesville, Indiana with several vendors who brought…read moretheir fresh homegrown produce, homemade baked goods, farm raised eggs and beef, handcrafted wooden decorations and handmade crocheted and sewn item.

I ventured out Saturday morning to the Batesville Farmers Market and I was surprised to find so…read moremany vendors set up and ready to go at opening at 8 in the morning. I was in search of fresh, farm grown, vegetables and found plenty here. As I walked around the market all of the vendors were very friendly and helpful as they eagerly described the items that they had for sale. I ended up leaving the market with green beans, corn on the cob, zucchini, kohlrabi, beets, red potatoes, and tomatoes. All of these goodies will last us through the week. I have never tried kohlrabi but the farmer that had it said they just peel the green off and slice it put a little salt on it and eat it so I thought I would give it a try! The fresh flowers and arrangements were absolutely beautiful as were so many items found in the local craftsmamen's booths. I will probably be right back here next weekend. Come out and give it a walkthrough. Not to mention that there is a local bakery next door that I haven't tried yet

This is the best farmer's market I've ever been to. My family and I shop here every Saturday…read moremorning during the season. There is a wide selection of delicious local foods at excellent prices, including fruits, vegetables, meats, maple syrup, honey, baked goods, and jam preserves. Some vendors sell soaps, aprons, baskets, hand-carved spoons, and other specialty items. A few vendors sell potted plants and fresh cut flowers. There is free coffee. Everyone is very friendly. There's a tent for folk music jammers - you can join in if you're into that, or just enjoy the free music. The book tent gives a free book to kids, and they can play on the wonderful playground just feet away. The playground has 4 slides, swings, a merry-go-round, toys to sit on and ride, monkey bars, and lots of other fun equipment to climb on. This farmer's market is definitely worth checking out if you live in the area. I recommend buying some fresh peaches or a local watermelon or cantaloupe.

Thor produce is amazingly delicious! I always come home a satisfied customer. Friendly service and…read morequick. Cash only please.

It is now the season for finding fresh produce from Indiana so we decided to check out a new market…read morethis year. I'm glad we did. This market was clean and well stocked with early summer items. The service was friendly and helpful and prices were definitely in line with the other competitors. Can't wait to return for more fresh sweet corn. Check it out if you happen to be in the southern Greenwood area.

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.

This market has moved to 123 Washington Street, Columbus, Indiana. I was there on Saturday morning…read more It is the best farmer's market in Indiana that I have visited. There were close to 40 vendors that actually carried wonderful local produce, eggs, meat and baked goods. There are also vendors selling art and crafts. Several local restaurants had booths selling assorted street food, iced tea and lemon shake-ups. I left (wishing I had bought more) with several bags of produce including fresh corn. Prices were reasonable. The market is hopping with lots of people. There were a lot of dogs on leases enjoying their people. Expect short line at most vendors. The market featured a live musician and there was a group entertaining the kids with balloon creatures. There is plenty of parking just behind City Hall and across Washington Street. I highly recommend and will be back. This is the 5 star farmer's market that I've been looking for.

We checked out the farmers market at athe suggestion of the man at Oh Sweetie and I'm glad we did!…read more It was fantastic overall, but especially for a smaller town. They had several coffe stands, Farmer's Daughter was making amazing omelets, Amish Whoopie Pies, Dog rescues (the whole thing was very dog friendly) I loved it and would totally come back again!

It's corn season y'all I found this place from a post on FB and decided I needed a country drive…read more Which was beautiful avoiding hwys driving from south Indy (Thompson Rd to US52). The prices were great and they have a nice selection of fruits and vegetables. I got a ridiculous amount of corn that I'm currently preparing and freezing. I also ate a delicious molasses whoopee pie on the drive home.

Corn is fantastic. Unless you're eating corn-on-the-cob, Save yourself the hassle and buy the…read morefrozen processed corn. Souders' family did all the work. This year the sugar baby watermelons also just incredible. Green beans, tomatoes, onions. Frozen meat, all fresh, local and convenient.

Call me old school. I like a farmer's market to have fresh local produce. So, I was happy to see…read moreVanAntwerp at the local market in Zionsville selling fresh strawberries and lettuces. VanAntwerp Farms are out of Seymour, Indiana. Today, they were selling spring produce. The lettuces were huge and beautiful. I counted four different varies plus kale. The strawberries were so fresh that I had to pick up a quart at $8. The clerk was friendly and worked quickly to keep the line moving. He gently bagged my strawberries. The strawberries were delicious - one bite took me back to my childhood of eating fresh picked local berries. The berries were perfect, dark red and super juicy. You have to get there early to get the lettuce - it goes quickly at only $4.

VanAntwerp's Farm Market has been around in one form or another since 1977. It makes a regular…read moreappearance at Statehouse Market and is easily one of the market's more popular vendors. VanAntwerp's is based in Reddington, Indiana about 5 miles North of Seymour and their 50 acres of farmland produces tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, green beans, winter squash, pumpkins, eggplants, lettuce, berries, cantaloupe and watermelons. They bring practically all of it to Statehouse Market - it's incredibly high value produce at fair prices and with super friendly service week after week. Owned by David and Kim Sturgill, VanAntwerp's is also known to bring plants and other items to the Statehouse Market. I'd say they're one of the most consistent truly "farm" type vendors. The employees are always knowledgeable and can help you select the correct items for your needs. This includes being able to explain different types of tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables. I haven't experienced VanAntwerp's outside of Statehouse Market, but I've never heard a bad thing about them and never bought a bad product from them. So, if you're in the downtown area on Thursdays between 10:30am - 1:30pm, stop by the Statehouse Market and you can pick up remarkably fresh veggies. I highly recommend both the cantaloupe and watermelon, though I've heard raves about it all!