There’s so much foodie love for farmers markets and all they have to offer.
Buttermilk's Biscuits are dog treats made by adults with disabilities, sold at farmer's markets and pet expos in the Indianapolis area.The likes of lumpia egg rolls, barbecue and breakfast sandwiches for those who want to leave the cooking to others.No need to miss all of that with winter almost here. Check out these Indianapolis farmers markets open for shopping in cooler weather:is at the former Macy's at Glendale Town Center, 2615 E. 62nd St., Indianapolis.
Produced by the Broad Ripple Village Association, the indoor winter market runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. through April. More than 60 vendors sell fresh vegetables, meat, seafood, baked goods, and ready-to-eat dishes such as breakfast sandwiches, crepes and tamales. Visitors can dine in an area that features live music.
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