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Farmers Market
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Original Farmers’ Market is a downtown weekly gathering on Monument Circle, where shoppers can fill their baskets with in-season foods selected at their peak. Vendors offer produce, dairy and eggs, honey and syrup, ready-to-eat prepared foods, baked goods, plants and flowers, preserved foods, and specialty items. The market also features community outreach opportunities through nonprofits, advocacy groups, and educational initiatives. SNAP users can redeem EBT at the City Market information booth and may receive Fresh Bucks matching up to $20 each Wednesday. Overall, it emphasizes local growers and community engagement while the City Market undergoes renovations.
SNAP redemption is supported at the City Market information booth on Monument Circle (North Side adjacent to East Market Street). Fresh Bucks matching up to $20 is available once every Wednesday; Fresh Bucks can be spent on produce (fruits and vegetables).
The Original Farmers’ Market at Indianapolis City Market brings Indiana’s local foods to Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. It runs weekly during the summer season, offering fresh produce, meats and cheeses, baked goods, and other locally sourced items. The market also supports community engagement and provides SNAP access through the Fresh Bucks matching program.
May – September
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