Zionsville Farmers Market

The Zionsville Farmers Market is a weekly Saturday market in downtown Zionsville, held along the south end of brick Main Street in the Village, between Hawthorne and Pine Street, from mid-May through late September. Visitors can browse local vendors, hear live music, and make the market part of a downtown morning.

Detail	Information
2026 Season	May 16 – September 26, 2026
Schedule	Every Saturday morning
Hours	8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Location	340 S Main St, Zionsville, IN (Main Street, the Village)
Admission	Free
Dogs	Allowed on leash
Primary parking	Main St. & Sycamore Rd. lot (via First Street)

What to expect

Vendors rotate throughout the season but typically include fresh produce from local farms, baked goods, prepared foods, honey, flowers, specialty meats, and handmade goods. Live music is often part of the morning, so the market feels as much like a community gathering as a place to shop.

The final market of the 2026 season on September 26 includes Pumpkin Painting with MyArt in the Activity Zone. MyArt is a Zionsville art studio offering classes, camps, and creative programs for children and adults.

Market Hours, Location, and 2026 Schedule

Hours: 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Location: 340 S Main St (along Main Street in the Village)
Parking: Main Street is closed to vehicles during market hours. The closest parking lot is at the northwest corner of Main Street and Sycamore Rd., accessible via First Street.

Parking is also available along Main Street north of the market area, on nearby side streets, and at Lions Park. Spaces close to the market can fill quickly on busy mornings, so if you prefer to park nearby, arriving early is usually easier. See the parking and restaurant map near the bottom of this page for public lot locations, street parking areas, and nearby places to eat.

Dogs: Welcome on leash.

What to Know Before You Go

Arrive before 9 AM for the widest selection, especially for seasonal produce like sweet corn and specialty baked goods that often sell out. Some vendors may sell out before closing. Bring a reusable bag and consider carrying cash — many vendors accept cards, but cash can be faster.

After the market, Main Street shops begin opening later in the morning, making it possible to continue your day downtown.

Nearby Zionsville Restaurants & Coffee Shops

Several restaurants and coffee spots are a short walk from the market. A few ways to combine your visit with a meal:

Coffee & breakfast — Roasted in the Village is a nearby coffee shop for espresso drinks, brewed coffee, and light breakfast items before or after the market.

Brunch — Rosie's Place is a sit-down breakfast and brunch spot on Main Street, with pancakes, omelets, French toast, sandwiches, and lunch items.

Sit-down lunch — The Friendly Tavern is a longtime Main Street gathering place known for pub food, tenderloins, wings, steaks, and a local atmosphere. Cobblestone is an upscale-casual American restaurant and bar on Main Street with lunch, weekend brunch, patio seating, and cocktails.

Casual lunch — Greek's Pizzeria and Zionsville Pizzeria are Main Street pizza spots for a casual lunch after the market.

Sweets — The Scoop is across from the market on Main Street, serving ice cream and cold treats for later in the morning or after the market.

Take home — Angelo's Italian Market carries fresh pasta, sauces, prepared foods, and Italian market goods to take home after the market.

Downtown map

Save the downtown Zionsville map to your phone before you go. It shows the Main Street area, including nearby restaurants, shops, public parking, restrooms, and landmarks.

Looking for the Brick Street Market?

The Zionsville Farmers Market and the Brick Street Market are two different events. The Zionsville Farmers Market is a weekly Saturday market running mid-May through late September, focused on local produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. The Brick Street Market is a one-day annual artisan and craft market held on a Saturday in early May, featuring over 140 makers, food vendors, and live music.