Farmers Market in Indianapolis (2025)

A year‑round community anchor since 1994 with 80+ seasonal vendors, live music, and SNAP matching. Frequently cited by Visit Indy and local outlets as a must‑shop market; the market confirms 2025 summer hours outdoors at Glendale and winter indoors.

Downtown’s midweek tradition shifts to Monument Circle with peak‑season produce and grab‑lunch options. Downtown Indy lists weekly 2025 dates and hours, and Visit Indy continues to highlight it as a downtown essential tied to the City Market legacy.

Southside favorite set inside an historic park, Slow Food–approved and known for welcoming small farms, bakers, and coffee roasters. The market confirms 2025 Saturday hours and Fresh Bucks; repeatedly recommended by Visit Indy and local guides.

Indy’s cold‑season hub extends local shopping into spring with a robust vendor lineup and a Triple‑SNAP Match program. Market organizers list November 16, 2024–April 26, 2025 Saturday hours; widely noted by family and city guides as the winter go‑to.

Northeast‑side Saturday market with 80–100 vendors, live music, and a dog‑friendly scene. The organizers confirm 2025 season dates; Axios Indianapolis and local calendars include it among the city’s key openings each May.

East‑side monthly market (second Sundays, June–October) that mixes farm stands with antiques, music, and neighborhood groups. The Irvington Garden Club posts 2025 dates; Visit Indy features it for its park setting and 80‑plus vendors.

A Wednesday evening market at College and 49th that joined the Broad Ripple market family, emphasizing truly local goods and easy Red Line access. 2025 hours are confirmed; INDYtoday regularly includes it in seasonal market roundups.

On the historic east‑side campus, Thursdays June–October bring growers, artisans, live music, and SNAP/Fresh Bucks. The City of Lawrence and Visit Lawrence confirm the 2025 season, often spotlighted by local media for its family‑friendly programming.

A downtown Thursday lunch market serving state employees and locals alike with produce plus a rotating food‑truck lineup. The State of Indiana lists 2025 operations and weekly vendor updates; Axios Indianapolis includes it in annual openings.

A compact, northwest‑side Saturday market (June–August) spotlighting Pike Township growers, flowers, breads, and coffee with local musicians. MarketSpread confirms 2025 dates; regional guides add it for its friendly scale and neighborhood focus.