Charlestown Farmers Market

09/30/2026

Now that the Charlestown Farmers Market has closed for the 2026 season, we would like to thank all of our loyal customers and vendors who made this year's market successful. If you need various items during the holidays or the fall and winter seasons, please contact our vendors. Many of them will be selling items at craft events throughout the holidays. Stop by and see them!
Contact them through their pages. Many of them have wonderful holiday gift items.
Have a wonderful fall and winter. We look forward to bringing you the freshest local foods in 2027.

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09/22/2026

Hey Charlestown!
Its almost fall and Trees for Southern Indiana is looking to clear out some items in its nursery!

We'll be at the Charlestown Farmers Market this Wednesday September 23rd! With a selection of Free and Low Cost Trees

The market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe St, Charlestown from 3-6 p.m.

We'll have a selection of free tree seedlings including, Bald Cypress, Northern Pecan, Tulip Poplar, and Mixed Oaks.

In order to raise a little cash for the organization, we’ll also be selling some larger trees for $5 and $10 (depending on the size). Funds raised from this sale will help support our tree seedling giveaways next year. These trees will include: eastern red cedar, white pine, black walnut, silver maple, northern catalpa, and various oak species. In addition to the trees, I will also have some black chokeberry bushes, yellow dogwood shrubs for those wetter areas of your yard, and pink peonies that we’ve propagated from our property.

Also, if you have used plastic landscape pots that you’ve been hesitating to throw away, we’ll gladly take them off your hands. Just bring them to our booth and we’ll take them from there.

We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday September 23rd!

09/22/2026

Wednesday, September 23 -- last day of the season for the Charlestown Farmers Market. The temperaturs are cooler, fall is in the air, and the food at the market if fresh. What's at the market this week:
Produce: tomatoes, jalapenos, peppers, squash, butternut, GREEN BEANS.
Protein: pasture raised ground beef (other cuts can be ordered), pasture raised eggs. (the colors are so pretty!)
Baked Goods: Sourdough breads, yeast breads, nana bread, cinnamon rolls (regular, apple butter cinnamon) *Mar Jeannie's is offering a discount of $10 per 4pk on regular cinnamon rolls; pineapple upside down cake, sweet breads (banana, pumpkin swirl) cinnamon pumpkin muffins, scones (pumpkin chocolate chip, maple butterscotch), chocolate chip cookies
Other food items: Home canned goods - salsa, beef tallow, relishes, barbecue sauce, jams and jellies.
Natural bath and body products;
Troopical house plants
Natural craft items: hand painted cemeent flower pots, laser
Ready to eat food: Chef Walker will have fresh pork barbecue sandwiches, ribs, and chops ready to pick up and enjoy for supper.

Trees for Sourthern Indiana will be at the market with free
small trees and larger trees for sale. (Money goes to allow for more give-a-ways next year). Please see the list in a separate post for variety available. There are many!

The Charlestown Farmers Market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, from 3 - 6 p.m.

On behalf of our vendors, and the church, we would like to thank everyone for making this year successful. Please support our vendors at their other venues and on their local farms this fall and winter.
Eat Fresh
Support local
Know where your food comes from

09/21/2026

Wednesday, September 23, LAST CHANCE this season to stock up on fresh picked, LOCAL, green beans. Stop by and visit the Greenbriar Farm booth for one of the final tastes of summer. This is the last week of the season for the Charlestown Farmers Market. Visit all of our vendors and stock up for your winter pantry.
Located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, from 3 - 6 p.m.
East Fresh
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Know where your food comes from

09/18/2026

Hey Charlestown!
Its almost fall and Trees for Southern Indiana is looking to clear out some items in its nursery! Most of these trees have been in the pots a little longer than the typical seedlings we’ve been giving away and and need to find their forever homes. In order to raise a little cash for the organization, we’ll be selling these trees for $5 and $10 (depending on the size) at the Charlestown Farmers Market on September 23rd. Funds raised from this sale will help support our tree seedling give-aways next year. We’ll have a nice selection of trees including: eastern red cedar, white pine, black walnut, silver maple, northern catalpa, and various oak species. In addition to the trees, I will also have some black chokeberry bushes, yellow dogwood shrubs for those wetter areas of your yard, and pink peonies that we’ve propagated from our property.
Also, if you have used plastic landscape pots that you’ve been hesitating to throw away, we’ll gladly take them off your hands. Just bring them to our booth and we’ll take them from there.
We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday September 23rd!

The market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe St, Charlestown from 3-6 p.m.

09/16/2026

September 16: Yes, it will be hot, but some of our vendors are determned to bring you the freshed food available. What will be at the farm:
Protein: Pasture raised freezer ground beef (other cuts available by order), pasture raised fresh eggs
Produce: tomoatoes, cucumbers, zuchinni, yellow squash, peppers, more.
Canned goods: salsa, jam, jelies, BBQ sauce, beef tallow, relishes, freeze dried fruit (mango, cantaloupe, apples, pineapple, and peaches), and more
Baked goods: breads and more
Other foods: infused herbs, peppers, and salts.
Fresh foods: Chef Walker will have ready to eat BBQ sandwiches, ribs, and pork chops.
Crafts: reusable paper towels, chicken pot holders in new fall colors, Mason jar can coolers, more.

Beat the heat and allow the Farmers Market vendors to provide you with fresh foods and read to eat barbecue! The market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, from 3 - 6 p.m.

Next week, September 23, will be the last week for the summer market. Be sure to stop by, visit your favorite vendors and stock up for the winter. With food recalls and rising prices due to tariffs, be sure to support local farmers, bakers, and vendors, and ---
Eat fresh, support local, and know where your food comes from!

09/09/2026

Too hot to cook? Come to the Charlestown Farmers Market today from 3 - 6 p.m. and visit Chef Walker's booth. In addition to his "World's Best Bar-B-Q Sauce," Chef will be preparing Barbecue Pork Sandwiches, Barbecue Pork Ribs, and Barbecue Pork Chops. Your family will be thrilled!
The Charlestown Farmers Market sets up in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, from 3 to 6 p.m. Turn onto Monroe Street at Casey's General Store, and you will find the church just a short distance on the left.
Know where your food comes from!
Eat Fresh and support local.

09/08/2026

Tired of food recalls at the grocery store? Stop your worries and buy from the Charlestown Farmers Market. All of our food is fresh picked, fresh baked, and super fresh. It's going to be a hot day, but some of our vendors will be there.
Produce: tomatoes, cucumbers, yellow squash, green peppers, jalapenos, and more.
Proteins: pasture raised ground beef (other cuts available for order), pasture rasied eggs.
Other foods: Freeze dried fruits, (apples, mango, pineapple, cantaloupe); canned goods (salsa, relish, jellies, jams, beef tallow, and much more), infused herbs, salts, and peppers
Baked goods: cinnamon rolls (by the pan), coookies, artistian breads, yeast breads, sweet breads.
Candies: Freeze Dried Candies
Natural Crafts: Natural bath and body products, reuable paper towels, chicken pot holders, mason jar coolers.

New Vendor: Grains, Grit, and Grace will have baked goods made from fresh milled flours.

The market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, 3 - 6 p.m. Come support local business and vendors.
Shop local
Eat fresh

09/01/2026

Due to extreme heat, the Farmers Market will be CLOSED on Wednesday, September 2nd. If you need produce, beef, eggs, or canned goods, please contact Greenbriar Farm at 502-639-1527, and visit his farm on Fox Run Road.
We will be back next week with special treats and more fresh produce.

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08/26/2026

The weather should be perfect for a visit to the farmers market where you will find your favorite vendors. Here's what's at the market for Wednesday, August 26:
Produce, tomaotes, cucumbers, squash, onions, and more.
Proteins: pasture raised ground beef, farm fresh eggs.
Baked goods: Yeast breads, sourdough breads, cinnamon rolls, pineapple upside down cake, sweet breads (banana, zucchini, and more), blueberry crumble muffins, nana bread, flat breads.
Canned goods: salsa, pickled foods, apple butter, jams, jellies, barbecue sauce.
Candies: freeze dried candies, several varieties of fudge,
Other foods: freeze dried fruit (strawberries, apples, pineapple, mango, cantaloupe, blackberries); infused salts.
Tropical house plants: Potos, Philodendion, Monstera, Alocassia, Begonia, Succulents.
Natural and hand made items: goat milk soap, goat milk lotion, chicken pot holders, Mason jar can coolers, hand lasered gift and kitchen items.
Ready to eat foods: Pork barbecue sandwiches, and Pork barbecue ribs.

This week's vendors include:
Burns Goat Farm
Chef Walker
Grace's Garden
Greenbriar Farm
Mar Jeannie's
Rack and Crate
Rodica's Baked Goods
Unsweet Sisters
Uplifting Laser Gifts and Creations

The Charlestown Farmers Market meets each Wednesday, from 3 - 6 p.m., in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown. We are easy to find - just down the street from Casey's General Store.
Eat Fresh
Support local farmers and businesses
Know where your food comes from.