Under the warm glow of city hall lights, the Brownsburg Town Council gathered to celebrate a beloved community staple—the Brownsburg Farmers Market. As the council members convened, a proclamation was made, declaring August 2025 as National Farmers Market Week, a recognition of the market's significant impact on the town.

Founded in 2009, the Brownsburg Farmers Market has blossomed into a cherished tradition, marking its sixteenth year in 2025. Each week, approximately 1,100 visitors flock to the market, contributing to an impressive annual attendance of nearly 13,500. This vibrant gathering not only enhances the social fabric of Brownsburg but also fosters a sense of civic pride among its residents.

The market showcases nearly 50 unique vendors and food trucks, offering a diverse array of products that highlight the creativity of Central Indiana's farmers, producers, and artisans. Special themed nights invite additional vendors, further enriching the community experience. Sponsored by IU Health West Hospital, the market emphasizes the importance of fresh, affordable, and locally grown food, promoting healthier lifestyle choices among residents.

In a notable financial boost, over $200,000 was spent at the market in February 2024 alone, directly benefiting local vendors and contributing to the economic vitality of Brownsburg. The town council underscored the importance of supporting local businesses, encouraging residents to buy from their neighbors to strengthen the community.

As the proclamation was read by Town Council President Travis Duchaine, he invited all residents to partake in the upcoming festivities, reinforcing the market's role as a gathering place for all. The celebration of National Farmers Market Week not only honors the market's past achievements but also looks forward to its continued growth and impact on the town's future.