Vendor Events in Lafayette, IN

120 spots open

The Historic Lafayette Farmers Market is one of Indiana's oldest outdoor markets, operating since 1839 and now in its 187th season. This vibrant Saturday morning gathering features a diverse mix of vendors selling locally grown produce, fresh-baked goods, flowers, plants, honey, jams, handmade crafts, artisan products, and prepared foods. The 2026 season features 120 vendors, including new producers and established local businesses. The market attracts thousands of residents each Saturday and serves as a significant economic engine for downtown Lafayette. Vendors span farmers, bakers, coffee roasters, meat and dairy producers, florists, jewelry makers, and specialty food businesses. Many vendors accept SNAP and WIC benefits. The market operates rain or shine and features live music from local performers throughout the season.

40 spots open

The Historic Lafayette Farmers Market is a longstanding outdoor market in downtown Lafayette that has operated for over 180 years. Running on Saturday mornings from early May through late October, the market spans two blocks along 5th Street between Main and Ferry Streets. Vendors offer a diverse selection including fresh produce grown by local farmers, artisan crafts, handmade baked goods, honey, plants, jewelry, and other locally-made products. The market attracts shoppers seeking quality locally-sourced goods and artisan creations. Weekly live music performances enhance the community gathering atmosphere. This is a true vendor/producer market with over 30 regular vendors and attendance of 60+ vendors on peak Saturdays, supporting the local food system and regional artisans.

30 spots open

The Indiana Makers Market is a juried artisans fair featuring handmade goods from Indiana makers across multiple media. The Spring and Summer markets take place on Ferry Street between 5th and 6th in Lafayette at LaLa Gallery (The Yard), operated by Angela Vinson. These vendor markets showcase one-of-a-kind handcrafted items with live music and strong community engagement. The market accepts 50 or more handmade makers per event, with a non-refundable application fee of $20. Spring applications close March 1st with notification by March 31st; summer applications close June 15th with notification by June 30th. The spring market occurs in May and summer market in August, with setup beginning early morning and events running morning hours.