Farmers Markets near Columbus, IN

Known today as the Columbus Farmers Market, this Saturday market runs 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., May through September, in the parking lot behind City Hall at 123 Washington Street. It's a rain-or-shine, dog-friendly market with produce, baked goods, and crafts from area growers, plus a city bus stop one block over at 2nd and Lafayette for anyone arriving without a car.

Columbus Farmers Market runs Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., May 9 through September 19, at 123 Washington St., just south of City Hall in downtown Columbus. Leashed dogs are welcome, and the market sits one block from the ColumBUS transit stop at 2nd and Lafayette. Call (812) 376-2680 for vendor details.

Columbus

Columbus City Farmers' Market is organized through the NexusPark office at 2252 25th St. in Columbus, the same office that runs the city's Saturday market season from May through September. The market itself sets up behind City Hall rather than at this administrative address. Call (812) 376-2680 for vendor and schedule details.

Hope

Hope's farmers market sets up on the Town Square at Harrison and Washington Streets, a small seasonal market organizer Jessica Jacobs runs to bring growers and makers together in this Bartholomew County town. Recent seasons ran Wednesday afternoons; for 2026 the plan is one or two markets a month pending Town Council approval, so check Facebook before making the trip.

Walnut St. & St. Louis Ave. Seymour

Downtown Seymour runs two markets in one: a full Saturday market from 8 a.m. to noon and a smaller Wednesday "MarketLite" from 4 to 6 p.m., both May through September at Walnut Street and St. Louis Avenue. Vendors sell home-grown produce, eggs, and meats alongside artisan breads and handicrafts made by area residents. An indoor version continues once a month through the winter.

Seymour

Trafalgar

Hickoryworks operates as a food hub on Peoga Road outside Trafalgar — a pickup point where local producers' meat, produce, and pantry goods reach customers who order online rather than a farm stand you drive to browse. It runs through the Butter & Sage Market network, which lets small Johnson County farms sell without staffing their own storefront every week.

Brown County Homegrown & Homemade Village Market sets up on Main Street in Nashville, the artisan-heavy tourist village at the center of Brown County. In keeping with the town's craft-and-studio economy, the market pairs local produce with handmade goods; current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

SHELBYVILLE

Shelbyville

Saturdays, 8am-noon, roughly May through September, right on Public Square at the corner of West Washington and Harrison in downtown Shelbyville. Running since 2007 and sponsored by Duke Energy, it mixes locally raised produce and flowers with live music as part of downtown's ongoing revitalization push.