Broad Ripple Farmers Market

“The variety of vendors, availability of porta-potties with a hand-washing station, tables & chairs, waste bins, and live music (two artists/groups were out today) make this an incredible way to spend a relaxing Saturday morning with family and friends. Lots of credit to the organizers!! I look forward to spending more Saturday mornings at this market!”

“Excellent local farmers market! There is a variety of stands, including a good mix of local produce, specialty items, and hot food/coffee. There is plenty of parking at and nearby the market, but getting there early helps beat the large crowd! We buy lots of our weekly produce here. Many stands take card but some are cash only.”

“One of the best Indy farmer's markets. Large assortment of local vendors selling organic vegetables, fruits, honey, delicious breakfast items, pies, dips, local coffee, sweet treats, breads and pasta plus live music! Lots of nearby free parking options. Dog & stroller friendly.”

“I really enjoyed this farmers market. It isn't the largest I've been too, but it had a nice mix of snacks/drinks and products. Every booth seemed to be high quality and every owner I interacted with was great. Parking was tough to come by, but that came as no surprise.”

“I love Broad Ripple farmers market! I had come for years, moved away and came to visit and it is still great!! What a great community of people and vendors. There was so much delicious fruits and veg PLUS prepared foods and live music 🥰”

“Amazing produce and food vendors! Also one of the best places to take your dog and get your knives sharpened & repaired! In October the starting date goes back an hour & in November it goes indoors until Spring!”

“Many good vegetables stands, breads, meats, plants and so much more. Go hungry there are at least 4-5 stands serving breakfast and lunch options.”

“This particular farmers market is enormous! But I still felt myself wanting more. Although there was music, some food and a covered pavilion to sit and eat in the shade, it would be really nice to incorporate some additional activities for kids… bubbles, chalk, face painting, or even just a handful of booths geared more toward them. I also feel like there’s still a ton of open space left being unused. Plenty of room for more tents, food trucks, tables with chairs and umbrellas, etc. I personally went for hanging plants but didn’t find any.”