Farmers Markets near Terre Haute, IN

Terre Haute

On the south side of the Edgar County courthouse square, the Main Street Paris Farmers' Market runs Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, from early June through mid-September. Growers and makers bring seasonal vegetables, cut flowers, meats, and crafts to the square, a short walk from anywhere in downtown Paris.

Paris

Downtown Paris Farmers' Market sets up on the north side of the town square every Saturday, 8 to 11 a.m., June through September, with the 2026 season opening June 6. Vendors split roughly into three lanes: produce like sweet corn, mums, and pumpkins; baked goods from breads to custom cakes; and handmade crafts including soap, quilts, and ceramics. The Edgar County Farm Bureau organizes the market.

Set up inside the historic Parke County Public Library building on North Market Street, Saturdays 9am-1pm from spring through fall. A library-hosted market is unusual — vendors sell local produce and artisan goods indoors regardless of weather, which keeps it running through Parke County's changeable spring rains.

An indoor cooperative market behind the Rockville Public Library on North Market Street, open Monday through Saturday, 8am-5pm, spring through fall. Local producers, growers, crafters, and artisans run it jointly rather than as a single-day pop-up, which means produce and handmade goods are available most weekdays, not just on a Saturday morning.

Vendors gather along State Road 54 in Linton on Saturday mornings from May through September, selling produce, baked goods, and handmade goods out of a grassroots, volunteer-run setup. Greene County's Purdue Master Gardeners partner with the market on demonstrations, and past Saturdays have brought in local acts like the Dusty Miller Band for live music.

Martinsville