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Ellettsville Farmers Market
203 East Temperance Street • Ellettsville, Indiana • 47429
Saturday, Jun 27, 2026
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Join us at the Ellettsville Farmers Market held in the West overflow lot of Chandler Funeral Home each Saturday from May 2nd to September 26th. Our hours are 9:00 am until 1:00 pm weather permitting. Each Saturday you'll find the freshest Indiana grown produce and baked goods along with lots of handmade crafts and even some local businesses sharing what they have to offer.
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Vicky's Wreaths & Crafts
I make various types of wreaths and occasionally other types of crafts like a busted canvas, bows, paintings, etc.
View Vendor PageCreations by Katie
Homemade jewelry like bracelets, rings, earrings, anklets, keychains, wristlets, and necklaces.
@Creationsby_Katie.25View Vendor PageTammy's Trinkets
I hand crafted handmade Jewelry, pendants, earrings , wire weaved adjustable rings with precious gemstones . Wire weave gemstone bracelets. I paint landscape and different kinds of painting. My specialists are palm trees and beach scenes. Crochet and knit dish clothes also. And paint friendship rocks
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A Cup of Leaves & Books
At the farmers market, I’ll be offering a small collection of handmade, wellness-focused products. I sell home-grown mint and chamomile tea, carefully dried and blended for calming and refreshing benefits. I also make beeswax teacup candles, poured by hand into vintage-style teacups for a cozy, reusable keepsake. Alongside that, I offer organic room sprays made with natural essential oils to gently freshen your space without harsh chemicals. I also sell homemade simmer pots, made from dehydrated fruits, herbs, and spices—just add them to simmering water to naturally fill your home with a warm, comforting scent. Everything I sell is thoughtfully handmade in small batches with an emphasis on natural ingredients, sustainability, and creating a calm, welcoming home environment.
@acupofleavesandbooksView Vendor Page
Daffodil Tea Jewelry and Oddities
We will be selling a wide array of handcrafted jewelry primarily aimed at the eclectic crowd. This includes necklaces, earrings, and hair accessories. We use hypoallergenic metal. Charms are modified using a wide variety of techniques and materials to to provide unique styles. We will also be selling home decor such as (artificial) flower arrangements and fairy mirrors.
@daffodil_tea_jewelryView Vendor PageMakes By Ber
Primarily Cake Pops! Every now and then I also have Crocheted Cuties & Rhinestoned Items!!
@amberclark5314View Vendor Page
Unlimited 3D Prints
Motto: Our prints defy gravity. Our mission is to bring joy, fun and function together. We offer 3D printed figurines, toys, custom gifts, cosplay pieces, and home decor.
@https://www.instagram.com/unlimited3dprints?igsh=YjQ5MzVwYWNjdWlj&utm_source=qrView Vendor Page
Wildflour Baking Co.
Cake in a Jar, artisan cookies, jams, and a variety of other sweets.
@wildflourbakes.coView Vendor Page
Shepherdess & Company
Fresh Roasted Whole Bean or Ground Coffee in a variety of roasts. Guiding you on your Roasted coffee journey locally!
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Warlocks Workbench
We sell house plants hanging baskets of flowers seedlings for veggies
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CC Creations
Local artist with acrylic canvases, jewelry, resin products, and home decor.
@https://www.instagram.com/cccreations106/View Vendor Page
The Bearded Baker
Traditional, organic sourdough bread, offering a wide variety of San Francisco style sourdough bread, High Protein country loaves, sourdough sandwich loaves, New York Rye, Sourdough English Muffins, Sourdough Cinnamon Raisin Swirl, soft pretzels, sourdough apple fritters and more varieties being added.
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Martins Bakery
My menu will include butter croissants, Pain Au Chocolat(butter croissants with chocolate inside, almond-filled criossants(sweet almond filling with sliced almonds inside and more on top), spiral croissants of various flavors(round buttery pastry flavored with various fillings and/or toppings) A frequent visitor option will allow you to get my business care and have me punch it for a FREE item for your 5th visit.
@martinsbakery_indianaView Vendor PageStockton Farms
Locally grown produce grown by Janice Stockton on her Ellettsville farm.
View Vendor PageL&K Creations
Handmade cards and gift bags. Boy Life Studio sells all male themed items from magnets to license plates to t-shirts. We also have a section dedicated to Boy Moms with tote bag, earrings and more.
View Vendor PageSusan's Crochet
Hand crochet items including flowers, animals, and other decorative items.
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Sparkles & Sprinkles Bakery
gourmet sweets & treats with bold flavors and playful twists ✨🧁
@sparklesandsprinkles.bakeryView Vendor Page
Harvest Moon Winery & Farms
We are a small family owned farm with a winery in the works. We offer in-season produce, fall decor from the farm, items crafted in our woodshop, and eventually products from our winery.
@visitharvestmoonView Vendor PageLittle Black Dog Bakery
Dog Treats Cake Cheesecake Cupcake Muffins
@littleblackdogbakeryView Vendor PageHandmade Wreaths and Stuff
Handmade wreaths and signs for your home. Sublimation stuff coasters, towels key chains,chap stick holders and lots more
View Vendor PageSonnenblume Textiles
I crochet and sew clothing as well as bags, pillows, dishcloths, and hats.
@sonnenblumetextilesView Vendor Page
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fee for a space?
We do not charge a fee for spaces at our farmers market. All vendors must bring their own tent, chairs and tables. We do ask that all tents have weights on the legs to keep them from lifting off the ground.
Are pets allowed?
Well behaved, leashed and vaccinated pets are allowed to visit at the market. We ask that you bring clean up supplies to clean up after your pet. We do have fresh water bowls available for those thirsty pups. Keep in mind the market is held on an asphalt lot and can become very hot in the summer so please keep that in mind to protect your pets feet. Any pet that is disruptive or aggressive will be asked to vacate the market area.
Do you have handicapped accessible parking?
Yes. We do have a few areas available for accessible parking. In our main lot there are 3 spaces and each week we will have a section near the corner of First Street and Vine Street set aside for guests needing a accessible spaces. Look for the signs for this special parking.
Are there restrooms available?
We do have restrooms available in the lounge building along with handwashing stations, a soda machine, and a K-cup brewer for vendors use.
Do you allow businesses or churches to have a space to advertise?
Yes. We have four spaces set aside for no fee for a local business or church that would like to join our "Business Corner". These spaces are 10x10 and we only allow one business type per market (ex: one insurance company or roofing company). These spaces are for informational purposes only and not for sales. We discourage businesses from handing out food or beverage items that may be sold by an existing market vendor.
Do you have public restrooms available?
Yes, public restrooms, including an accessible one, are available in our lounge building and will be open during the market times.
Do you allow school groups or other civic organizations for information or fundraising?
We do allow school groups or any civic organization the ability to fundraise for their club, fraternity, sorority, sports group, etc. These spaces are in our general vendor area. Fill out an application to join us!
What forms of payment do vendors accept?
Most vendors do offer electronic payments such as Venmo, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and CashApp. Look at each vendor or on the vendor portal through Seen Markets to see what type of payment they accept.
What type of products are available at the market?
Vendors vary in their offerings but everything is requested to be handmade, home baked or home grown. Produce tends to come into season in June through the fall season.
What are the set up and tear down times for vendors?
Vendors may start arrival at 7:30 am and unload their items and move their car to the vendor parking areas. All vehicles must be clear of the market area by 9:00 am. Once the market has concluded at 1:00 pm, vehicles can be moved back into the area for loading. If you have sold out of your items, please let a staff member know and we can coordinate to help you tear down if you would like to leave early.
