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!

First time at Douglas loop and stopped at quarrel farmers and was sold what I thought was a doze…read moreeggs to come to three missing eggs.

I think that this is one of the best farmers markets in the region. There is live music and a…read morevariety of food and items sold

It was difficullt to park and too expensive. $5 a pound for tomatoes…read more, I don't have anything else to say

It is the original. They are open year round. Fruit, veggies, meat, bread, baked goods, honey,…read morebreakfast cooked right there in front of you, music to entertain, and great people selling and shopping. It's right across from the fire station (kids love fire trucks), in the church parking lot. Dogs aren't allowed so bring a friend to hold her while you shop. You can eat your breakfast together at one of the tables right there at the church outside of the Farmers Market. Parking is available on the street or across the street at another church. It's a great place to hangout for a bit, let the kids explore, eats farm fresh, literally, breakfast, get some great goodies for the week, and RELAX (it's the weekend). This Farmers Market is large enough to give you everything you need or want, and small enough to walk around and still keep an eye on your kids or quickly find a friend to compare your treasures. I love the breakfast omelet, the music is always good and sometimes really, really good. And the people are always friendly and fun. I walk there, but it is worth the drive, and then you can walk around a bit!

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!

This is a nice farmers market that offers a lot bigger than I expected. It takes up two large…read moreparking lots. It offers a wide variety of food and has ample parking for visitors. It is located in the heart of down town new Albany

I really love the vendors here. They are so nice and helpful. Also, the food quality is TOP NOTCH!…read moreI use Grass Corp for my meat and dairy and today I bought a few items and maple syrup from 3D Valley Farms. The gentlemen from the farm located in DePaw, IN are kind and hard working. Their farm is open on Fridays and Saturdays for walk in and I may head out there at some point. The coffee lady was there today as well as two produce stands. Everyone was thoroughly freezing and I definitely appreciate them being at the market today. I really love the small town feel of New Albany.

As a Beechmont resident, my husband and I love having a weekly open air market right in our back…read moreyard! Many wonderful businesses and friendly faces. Vendors peddling, made to order foods, fresh produce, art, clothing and more! Check it out!

I stumbled upon the Beechmont market today. I loved it! There were the veggies that you would…read moreexpect and every peas great. I especially loved the booth with the beautiful ceramics. Mugs, whistles, pendants, all beautiful! Great gifts- I highly recommend them! The market runs October I think. Make sure to hit it up before season end. The Beechmont community is great. This market, the library, walking down Southern Parkway or Iroquois Park- feels like home!

I really like the Fourth Street Live! Farmer's Market! I have an office downtown, so I've visited…read morethis farmer's market several times, since it's easy to walk over to from that location. Depending on the day there may be more or less vendors set up, but I feel like there's always a great variety of items. You can typically find food stuffs, produce, jams, candies, coffee or tea, and more at this market. If you're in the downtown area this is a great resource around lunch time, so do yourself a favor and walk over and check it out!

Lots of flowers, plants, herbs and vege plants. They have bags of dirt-even their own 'home-grown'…read morestuff. Inside they offer fruit and veges for sale, along with pots and other gardening needs.

We generally only come here once a year, which is for our Christmas tree and for their kick-ass…read morecandy. I don't know why it's never crossed our minds to stop by more than once a year, but maybe that'll change? They have a wonderful selection of tress and each year we find one that we think is the perfect size however when we get it home it's almost too big (Christmas tree shopping probz). Their prices are about average and they have a selection of trees for $20 or less -- they tend to have floppy flimsy limbs that don't hold ornaments as well, but they work in a pinch. Immediately upon arrival you are greeted by the guys who work there and they let it be known that they are more than happy to help you find anything you need. We didn't need much help as we only looked for ten minutes or less and we found the tree that we wanted. It only cost us around $30. We showed the employee and he told us to go inside to pay and by the time we got out it was already by the car. While we were inside I had to browse the candy that they have there as well. Who can say no to some sweets during the holidays? I ended up walking out with some snow-caps, peanut brittle, chocolate covered almonds and chocolate turtles for less than $9. Not a bad deal at all. When we got back out they were ready with the tree and they even tied it to the roof for us and it didn't budge the whole way! They also have wonderful wreaths. It's hard to pass them up each year, however we already have a decoration for the front door, so while hard, we end up passing them by each year. Great customer service, great old-fashioned candy and a great selection of trees to bring home for the holiday season. Visit if for no other reason than to get some treats, friendly service and leave with a smile.