The Mishawaka Market

It's always fun. Great chance to support local small businesses. Hit the prized pig truck for great bbq.

Delicious home made and home grown treats and produce. No home sales corporation stuff. The best kind of Farmers Market. Sometimes if the weather is rainy there is very few booths, but still worth the trip. Hoping that in the future they are able to build a sheltered market so it can be year round instead of just seasonal.

Nice farmer's market on Sundays. Not very big, but a nice trip for Sunday morning. They have vendors selling fresh produce, meat, honey, baked goods and Rapha Roast coffee. Some vendors give samples.

Great little Market. Something for everyone. Fresh farm produce, food items, homemade items, soaps, handbags, coffee, meals, paintings, purses, earrings, dog treats & collars, etc. Was a nice time on a beautiful River walk.

I absolutely love going to the farmers market. I’ve been going there since I was very little. My grandma and grandpa loved going there and they let me go along with them. I enjoy every visit to the market and I always feel like it’s my first time because of all the new things they have. Around Christmas time is my favorite time to go they have all the special things I can’t bake or make so it’s cheaper to go to the farmers market.

The Mishawaka Market is becoming a regular Sunday outing for me. I am finding some of the most delicious fresh fruits and vegetables in the city here. There's plenty to see here with a variety of interesting vendors.

So disappointing when you visit a local farmers market and wares are a bigger thing than actual homegrown fresh veggies. My husband purchased three tomatoes at $1.50 each that were hot house tomatoes. What a bummer.

I always have so much fun. There are 50 vendors