Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Market

HENDRICKS REGIONAL HEALTH serves as the presenting sponsor of the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Market, a weekly Wednesday market that combines farm goods, prepared food, and a notably deep craft roster in Plainfield. The market runs on the lawn of Plainfield Friends Church at 105 S. East Street, near US 40 and SR 267 N, giving it a central in-town setting for an early evening stop. From sweet corn and salad mixes to Cuban sandwiches, kombucha, pottery, and flower bouquets, the vendor list covers dinner, pantry restocking, and gift shopping in one visit.

Why it matters locally

The Plainfield Chamber of Commerce organizes the market and approves vendors, tying the market directly to one of the town's business organizations rather than treating it as a side event. The season is also supported by Hendricks Regional Health, which is listed as the presenting sponsor and provides market bags while supplies last.

The market is WIC and SR WIC certified, and several vendors are specifically marked WIC certified, including D & H Farm and Neier Farms & Produce. The vendor information also frames the season around neighbors gathering again, with live music, food trucks, fresh produce and meats, and a lineup of artisan crafters, bakers, and chefs. That mix makes this market part grocery run, part prepared-food stop, and part small-business showcase in Plainfield.

What you'll find there

Fresh food and ready-to-eat options drive the market, but the bench is deep in baked goods, wellness products, flowers, and handmade work. The range is broad enough that one pass can cover produce, meat, bread, dessert, drinks, and a few non-food tables without feeling repetitive.

• -Pick up produce, eggs, apple butter, and salad mixes from D & H Farm; the farm is also listed as WIC certified.
• -Find produce and flowers from Neier Farms & Produce, another WIC-certified vendor.
• -Grab sweet corn from My Dad's Sweet Corn.
• -Browse berries, onions, and potatoes at Buffalo Trail Farm.
• -Look for fresh produce, herbs, and honey from Lazy A Ranch, listed with WIC.
• -Bring home produce, flowers, and sourdough bread from County Line Farmstead.
• -Stock up on fresh herbs, dried herbs, tea blends, seedlings, produce, and chicken eggs from Rising Herb Farm.
• -Choose frozen chicken, pasteurized pork, and eggs from Gordon Family Farms.
• -Shop premium dry aged beef cuts from R K Cattle Company or frozen angus beef and eggs from Salt Creek Farms.
• -Add artisan bread and pastries from Singing Crust LLC.
• -Fill a bakery box with cakes, pies, cookies, breads, rolls, scones, pastries, candied fruit, and chocolate-dipped treats from Nana's Cottage Bakery.
• -Try brown butter chocolate chip cookies, cinnamon rolls, and seasonal bars from Nessie's Bakehouse.
• -Sip kombucha from Pure Culture Kombucha or coffee, tea, and lemonade products from The Green Room Cafe.
• -Order dinner from Fresko's Cuban sandwiches and loaded fries, Grumpy Gringo Food Truck's tacos and burritos, or Lumpia Creations' Filipino fusion eggrolls and dumplings.
• -Take home bouquets from Pink Door Flower Farm or mason jar arrangements from The Wild Dahlia.
• -Browse hand made pottery from Trash Panda Pots and handcrafted botanical decor from Prisms & Petals.

The market runs every Wednesday rain or shine, with cancellations only for severe weather. Vendor information also notes live music, food trucks, public restrooms at Plainfield Friends Church, free water and popsicles, and market bags from Hendricks Regional Health while supplies last.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan the trip. The market is held on the lawn of Plainfield Friends Church at 105 S. East Street, and the church has public restrooms available during market hours. If the forecast looks rough, the market still runs rain or shine and only cancels for severe weather; those cancellations are posted to the Plainfield Chamber Farmers' Market Facebook page.

Payment methods are clearly posted by vendors, and the market is WIC and SR WIC certified, with some vendors individually marked as WIC certified as well. Vendor information also notes free water and popsicles, plus market bags from Hendricks Regional Health while supplies last.