Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Market

Hendricks Regional Health has a visible role at the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Market, providing market bags while the market itself brings together food trucks, fresh produce and meats, and a broad lineup of artisan crafters, bakers, and chefs. That mix gives this Wednesday market a wider feel than a produce-only stop. In Plainfield, the market runs at 105 S. East Street from May through September, creating a regular late-day window for shopping, dinner, and prepared foods in one visit. Public restrooms are available through Plainfield Friends Church, which adds a useful piece of on-site convenience for longer visits.

Why it matters locally

The Plainfield Chamber of Commerce ties this market to a broader local business and civic network through the Hendricks County Chambers of Commerce, an organization that describes its work as keeping the business community informed and engaged on policy discussions affecting local businesses and economic growth. That connection places the market inside the same local-facing ecosystem as chamber advocacy and public programming rather than as a stand-alone event.

The market’s own seasonal materials frame it as a place where friends, family, and neighbors gather, with live music, food trucks, fresh produce and meats, and a lineup of artisan crafters, bakers, and chefs. Partners listed for the market include Hendricks Regional Health, the Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library, and The American Legion Post 329 Nysewander-Bayliff, pointing to a market supported by recognizable Plainfield and Hendricks County institutions.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix runs wide here: farms and meat sellers sit alongside sourdough bakers, drink makers, prepared-food stands, soap and candle makers, fiber artists, and service vendors. That means one visit can cover dinner, pantry restocks, flowers, gifts, and a few highly specific specialty items.

• -Pick up produce, flowers, and sourdough bread from County Line Farmstead.
• -Find produce, eggs, apple butter, and salad mixes at D&H Farm.
• -Shop seasonal produce at Papa David's Produce, or add flowers from Neier Farms & Produce.
• -Grab sweet corn from My Dad's Sweet Corn.
• -Choose fresh cut flower bouquets, dried flowers, and jar arrangements from Pink Door Flower Farm.
• -Stock the freezer with all-natural chicken, humane pasteurized pork, and eggs from Gordon Family Farms.
• -Bring home USDA cuts of frozen angus beef and eggs from Little Salt Creek Farms, LLC, or wagyu cuts and beef products from Park Wagyu.
• -Look for non GMO pasteurized chicken, quail, and rabbit from Desnae Farms.
• -Add artisan bread and pastries from Singing Crust LLC, or sourdough, scones, bagels, and cinnamon rolls from Field & Fruit Bakery.
• -Browse gluten-free breads, donuts, brownies, pies, and flour mixes from Gluten Free Creations, Inc..
• -Pick up vegan and gluten-free crockpot meals from U-Relish.
• -Sip kombucha from Pure Culture Kombucha, or flavored tea, lemonade, and cold brew from The BrewLab Canteen.
• -Order tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and empanadas from Grumpy Gringo Food Truck.
• -Try smoked meat, mac n' cheese, slaw, green beans, and banana pudding from Double D's BBQ.
• -Browse herbal salves, balms, lotions, tinctures, and honey tea concentrates from Become Wellthy.
• -Find herbs, perennials, vinegars, herbal teas, and salves at Hobbit Gardens Earth Gatherings Center.
• -Shop handspun yarn, hand dyed yarn, weavings, and felted items from CaroleMakes.
• -Use Lotus Sharpening Services for knife, scissor, and shear sharpening.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your plans before heading over. The market has public restrooms available through Plainfield Friends Church, plus free water and popsicles during the season, which is useful on warm Wednesday afternoons. Hendricks Regional Health provides market bags while supplies last.

This is an afternoon market at 105 S. East Street, running from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Wednesdays from May through September, so it works well for an after-work grocery stop or an early dinner pickup. Payment methods are listed clearly by the market, and a contact phone number is available at (317) 839-3800.