New Albany Farmers Market

Healthy New Albany, the nonprofit behind this market, centers its work on whole-person health, and that mission gives the New Albany Farmers Market a distinct frame from the start. Established in 2011, the market pairs a summer outdoor season at New Albany Market Square with a monthly indoor Saturday market at the Philip Heit Center in fall and winter. The result is a market shaped not only by shopping, but by a broader health-and-food focus that runs through the organization’s programs, pantry work, and vendor mix.

Why it matters locally

Established in 2011, the Healthy New Albany Farmers Market has become a staple in New Albany and has operated for more than a decade under the Healthy New Albany umbrella. Healthy New Albany describes itself as a nonprofit dedicated to whole-person health, and the farmers market sits alongside programs in cooking, movement, and nature education rather than standing alone as a retail event.

That local role also connects to food access. Healthy New Albany’s pantry work is supplied in part through the Mid-Ohio Food Collective, with support reaching families in the New Albany-Plain Local School District. In practice, the market is part of a larger local network focused on food, health, and practical community services, all organized by the same nonprofit.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster leans heavily toward baked goods, produce, prepared foods, beverages, and pantry-friendly staples, with a smaller layer of body care, crafts, and mission-driven organizations mixed in. Names on the list range from farms and bread bakers to pizza, coffee, herbs, skincare, and fitness outreach, giving the market a broad but still clearly local feel.

• -Pick up challah from Allison’s Challah.
• -Find prepared food from 3rd & Spoon.
• -Grab pastries from Bailey’s Drive Inn Donuts.
• -Browse loaves from Beehive Bread Co..
• -Shop farm offerings from Bee Kind Acres.
• -Add flowers from Bell’s Blooms Ohio.
• -Bring home bottles from Black Cap Hot Sauce.
• -Choose baked goods from Dana Lee’s Bakery.
• -Cool off with drinks from DrankTank.
• -Look for farm goods from The Farm At Five Corners.
• -Order a meal from Fired Up Pizza.
• -Stock up on soap and candles from Flosache’s Soap and Candle Essentials.
• -Check farm products from The Garden District.
• -Seek out specialty baking from The Gluten & Grain Free Gourmet.
• -Try sourdough from The Ginger Cat Sourdough Co.
• -Pick up bread from Great Harvest Bread Co.
• -Shop produce from High Point Produce Farm.
• -Find frozen treats from J-POPS.
• -Browse jewelry from Jewelry By Catherina.
• -Stop for coffee from Silver Bridge Coffee Company, LLC.
• -Add herbs and jellies from Sue’s Herbs & Jellies.
• -Explore produce and farm goods from Sunbeam Family Farm, Twin Oak Farms, and New Albany Organics.

Beyond the market itself, Healthy New Albany’s calendar layers in food and wellness programming, including Cooking Classes, Movement Classes, Nature Classes, and sessions such as Sourdough: Starter to Loaves.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit-planning detail to know before heading over. The summer outdoor market runs at 200 Market Street in New Albany Market Square, while the indoor market location shifts to 150 West Main Street at the Philip Heit Center. Restrooms are marked unavailable in the visit details, so plan your stop accordingly.

The market operates with clear payment methods, and Healthy New Albany also maintains a farmers market contact line and dedicated email for market questions. If you are planning around season, note that the outdoor Thursday market runs June 4 through August 27, 2026, while the organization also hosts a monthly indoor Saturday market in fall and winter.