Town of Brownsburg to Host Fall Market Featuring Local Vendors, Food, Live Music, and Family Fun

As the leaves turn to golden hues and the scents of smoky wood and apple cider drift through the air, there’s no better way to welcome autumn than Brownsburg’s Fall Market! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for an afternoon of shopping, live music, good eats, and fall fun!

A gazebo in Arbuckle Acres Park surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage in shades of orange and yellow.

The Fall Market will be hosted at Arbuckle Acres Park (200 N Green Street). Come ready to shop; the market will feature 30 local vendors showcasing handmade goods, seasonal produce, and unique finds. Food trucks will also be on site serving up everything from cozy comfort food to fall-inspired treats. While you eat, enjoy cozy hay bale seating and soak in the market’s vibrant atmosphere!

Participating vendors

  • a Little Flour
  • Blonde Cauldron Candle Company
  • charmed.x.tarika
  • Cor Leonis Coffee Company
  • Creative Prints Company
  • Free Spirit Creations
  • Fruit Monster’s Fruit Bowls
  • Grandma Kitty’s Cupcakes and Cookies
  • Handmade by Samantha
  • Hathaway Homemades
  • Juicy Jake’s seasoning
  • Kilted Bee Farms
  • Mears Market Garden
  • My Hunny’s Honey
  • Nichabod Crane Orchard & Krysten VanTassel Gardens
  • NM Brands
  • Opulent Radiance
  • Paper Cup Bake Shoppe
  • Popakernel Popcorn
  • Rub It Up Spice Blend
  • Ruth’s Garden
  • The Clean Chemist
  • The Licorice Guy
  • West Wind Farms

Food Trucks:

  • Sweet Lemon
  • Que Tacos Taco Truck
  • Let’s Wine Down
  • Papaw’s Ice Cream

That’s not all: local band 90 Proof will be playing two hours of live country music from 12-2 PM!

A country band posing for a photo against a brick wall, showcasing their casual style with a mix of hats, jeans, and cowboy boots.

All activities will take place outside, so be sure to bring a flannel to keep you warm while you shop! Admission is free and open to all ages.

Know Before You Go: FAQs & Tips

Location and Address
The Fall Market takes place at Arbuckle Acres Park (200 N. Green St., Brownsburg, IN).

Admission
The event is free to attend.

Parking
Free parking is available in the public lot on Adams Street (behind Town Hall), at Arbuckle Acres Park, and in The Arbuckle parking garage.

Payment Options
Vendors accept cash and credit/debit. Some vendors may only accept cash, so check the signage at individual booths.

Dogs & Pets
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome! Please keep them under control, away from products and vendor displays, and clean up after them. Any damage or mishaps caused by a pet are the responsibility of the owner.

Weather & Cancellation Policy
This market is rain or shine. However, extreme weather (lightning, high winds, hail) may lead to cancellation. Also, if more than 50% of vendors cancel, the market may be called off.

Decisions on cancellation will be made by 8 a.m. on the day of the event. Updates will be posted on the Brownsburg Parks Facebook page and website.

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Photography & Use of Images
By attending, you’re granting permission for Brownsburg Parks to photograph or video participants (or your children) for promotional use.

Keep the Fall Fun Going

After you browse the Fall Market, continue your day by exploring other walkable, local businesses and events happening nearby:

Brownsburg Beauty Bar, Fall Into Beauty Event (October 11, 5-9 PM) – You’re invited to our cozy and chic Fall Into Beauty Party including mini services, beauty demos, local vendors, and more!

Supporting Brownsburg businesses keeps our community thriving, and many are just steps away from Arbuckle Acres Park!

Author

  • Sarah Pawlowski is a returning communications intern for the Town of Brownsburg. She is a recent graduate of Butler University with degrees in Political Science and Strategic Communication. Although not a Brownsburg native, she was introduced to the town through a soap felting class at Montrose Farms and fell in love with the lively main street and charming local businesses! After interning with the Town last summer, she is grateful to be back for another season. Sarah enjoys trying new coffee shops, thrifting, and spending time in the outdoors.

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