WAYNE COUNTY, Ind. – The Richmond Farmers Market has reopened for its winter season following a brief holiday break.
The market operates Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon inside the Starr Gennett Building, where more than 30 vendors are signed up for the season.
Offerings include locally produced food items, a beverage truck, farm products, herbal medicine, handmade crafts, and fresh flowers.
Organizers say the winter market provides an important opportunity to support small businesses and access fresh, locally made goods during the colder months.
The market is also continuing its food-access initiative, “Bridge the Gap.” Through support from Reid Health and Richmond UEA, shoppers who receive SNAP benefits can obtain $40 in market tokens each week for eligible products. The program is limited to 30 cardholders per market day, and participants must present a valid SNAP card and ID.
The Starr Gennett Building is located at 101 S. 1st Street in Richmond.
