Date & time:

• Monday, July 29 – 6:00pm to 7:30pm

Cost:
Free, but need to register.

Pre-Registration required:
Limited to 12 attendees. Pre-Register on Eventbrite.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-joyful-harvest-cooking-class-with-holly-sutter-local-food-week-tickets-924125914487

Event details:
Celebrate the joy of the summer harvest, when the bounty is at its most abundant. Plowshares at the Market presents this Local Food Week cooking class in the Teaching Kitchen on the mezzanine of Union Street Market - West Hall.

Join Holly Sutter for a class highlighting a simple Buddha Bowl preparation. Buddha Bowls are a great way to customize various eating styles, and are comprised of a base of grain or noodles, fresh veggies, and protein of choice. The class emphasis will be on fresh produce from the garden, and a base recipe to get you thinking about all the variations available. Come hungry; class includes a meal! Class size limited to 12. Register on Eventbrite at the link above.

For more information, email plowshares.localfoodhub@gmail.com or call (425)213-7516.

Travel Tip:
The Teaching Kitchen is on the second-floor mezzanine of the Union Street Market-- West Hall 1622 Broadway (Building 22). Park in the Union Garage at the south end of Van Buren Street Extended. Parking may cost $3.00. Trouble finding the Teaching Kitchen? Go to Plowshares at the Market stall in the East Hall (Building 20) and ask for help!

Plowshares at the Market in Union Street Market
Plowshares Food Hub is an agricultural cooperative that brings producers and buyers of local food together to make the healthy, local choice the easy choice.

Our year-round produce market in Union Street Market at Electric Works called Plowshares at the Market makes fresh produce, other farm products such as eggs, meat and dairy, and prepared food products available seven days a week.

Plowshares Mobile Market offers pop-up markets in neighborhoods where fresh produce is hard to find throughout the farm market season.

The cooking class and food tastings are offered to make eating fresh and healthy easy for all. Plowshares Markets accept SNAP/EBT and Fresh Connect produce prescription cards as well as cash and credit/ debit cards.

Date & time:

• Monday, July 29 – 6:00pm to 7:30pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration Required. This workshop is limited to 20 participants.  Pre-register with your name and number of peoples as a text message to (260)316-4189.

Event details
If you’re new to canning for food preservation, then this workshop is for you!  We will have a demonstration of pressure and water bath canning. Join us to see what it’s all about.  Get your questions answered along with other resources to make this way of preserving food less intimidating.

Stephanie Hine will be hosting the workshop with her mom, Marti Freed from Gran’s Garden.

Two door prizes (a canning set and a case of jars)!

For more information, email hello@hinefarms.com or call (260)316-4189.

Travel Tip:
Our farm is located on the corner of County Roads 23 and 28, west of Waterloo and one mile south of US 6. If searching the Hine Farms on Google Maps you will end up next door at our physical farm address. However, this event will take place near our roadside farm store located on County Road 28.

Hine Farms
We are a small 5th generation family farm that brings you quality proteins from our pastures to your plate. We offer pasture raised eggs, grass fed and finished beef, grass and grain fed beef (only in 2024), forest raised pork, and pasture raised whole chickens along with a variety of seasonal produce. Our livestock are hormone and antibiotic free. We also raise a variety of small grains for feed and grazing mixes, alfalfa/hay, corn, soybeans, and wheat with no till and 100% cover cropped land. We are slowly transitioning farm land into perennial pastures to reduce our need for chemical inputs and implementing more regenerative practices.

We have a roadside farm store where we sell our pastured proteins, maple syrup and bourbon barrel aged maple syrup, Gran's Jams and Pie Fillings, Buch's Wildflower Honey, and a variety of seasonal produce we raise on our farm, along with goods and crafts from local vendors from July-September.

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 6:00pm to 7:00pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 6:00pm to 7:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration requested by July 26.
Register online at https://bit.ly/3wURn3t

Event details:
Come learn the history of Johnnie Mae Farm and learn how we grow produce for the community in the middle of the Renaissance Pointe neighborhood. We will explain our unique growing beds, discuss the challenges of urban farming, highlight the upgrades to old firehouse #9, and get a taste of some fresh herbs.

Urban Farm Tour will take place rain or shine, but not all areas may be accessible in the rain.

For more information, email James Wolff at jmwolff@purdue.edu or call (260)481-6826.

Johnnie Mae Farm
Johnnie Mae Farm provides fresh vegetables to the residents of Renaissance Pointe and the surrounding neighborhoods on Fort Wayne's southeast side. The property boasts a state-of-the-art teaching kitchen and three-quarters of an acre of farm in the back. All produce is grown using a responsible land ethic and organic practices.

A variety of fresh produce grown on-site is available through the Pontiac Street Market. Possible items for purchase include collard and mustard greens, okra, herbs, radishes, tomatoes, zucchini, purple hull peas, peppers, broccoli, cabbage, and cucumbers.

Johnnie Mae Farm is operated in partnership between the City of Fort Wayne and Purdue Extension - Allen County to help provide both fresh produce and education on nutrition and gardening. The farm is named after long-time neighborhood advocate Johnnie Mae White, a woman of great courage, strong faith, and a belief in helping others. Johnnie Mae was a true servant leader who dedicated herself to the service of others and enriching their lives as she supported the needs of the community.

Date & time:

• Monday, July 29 – 5:00pm to 8:00pm

Cost:
Free; must be 21 years old to participate.

No Registration required.

Event details:
Join us in downtown Auburn for tastings of different types of local honey and mead (a fermented alcoholic honey drink with ancient roots). Products will be available to purchase.

For more information, email beegoodmeadery@gmail.com or call (260)233-2100.

Cupka’s Bee Good Meadery
Candy has lived in Auburn, Indiana her entire life. Tom moved from southern Indiana in 1995, where he had grown up on a Strawberry U-Pick Farm. Together they raised three children here and have been devoted to both their family and their community. Tom Cupka is a local pastor, with degrees in business and theology. Candy Cupka is an accountant and AVP with a successful career background in accounting and finance. In 2016, Tom and Candy made their first six gallons of wine and caught the artisan bug. 

Just as fermented grapes gets you wine, and fermented hops gets you beer, fermented honey gets you a sweet, tasty batch of mead! Mead is a drink created by fermenting honey and water, often with added fruits, spices, grains or hops as chosen by the artisan. The alcohol content ranges from 8% to 16% (sometimes higher). The beverage can be sparkling, carbonated, or still and tailored to be dry, semi-sweet, or sweet. Mead is the oldest alcoholic beverage known to humanity, older than even wine or beer.

We offer carbonated craft meads on tap and bottled artisan still wines to try to meet the preference of every customer, including honey wine slushies and flights. In the tasting room you will find a relaxed atmosphere, delicious appetizers, and a friendly staff. Cupka's Bee Good Meadery, in keeping with its name, allows its patrons to suggest local nonprofits for the meadery to allocate funds to.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 5:00pm to 8:00pm

Cost:
$65 per person for a six course Tasting Dinner.
Optional beverage pairing is $25 per person.

Reservations required.
This event is by reservation only. You have to make a reservation through Yelp (available on our website, www.junkditchbrewingco.com) or by calling (260)203-4045 during normal business hours.

Event details:
Join us on Monday, July 29th during Local Food Week for an evening of celebrating Gunthorp Farms at Junk Ditch Brewing Company! Our tasting dinner features six courses highlighting pork from Gunthorp Farms, a leading local farm located in LaGrange, IN.

This is an opportunity for our Chef to flex his creative muscles and for you to sit back and enjoy the meal. Tables are available by reservation only at a cost of $65 per person. There will be an option to add on a beverage pairing for $25. Along with our omnivore menu we will also have an herbivore menu available.

Visit our website to make your reservation or call 260.203.4045 during normal business hours to snag your spot!

For more information, email junkditchbrewingco@gmail.com or call (260)203-4045.

Junk Ditch Brewing Company
Junk Ditch Brewing Company creates craft beer and creative food using ingredients from Local Farms and Farmers with an “everything from scratch” philosophy and a passion for hospitality.

Gunthorp Farms
Gunthorp Farms currently pastures-raises, processes, and sells pigs, turkeys, ducks, and sheep at their family farm near the town of Brushy Prairie in LaGrange County, Indiana. They sell directly to some of the finest restaurants & retailers in the Midwest.

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

Cost:
1 Ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Pre-registration required.
Tour tickets are available on our website at www.fillerfamilyapiary.com.
There are 10 slots per tour time. 1 ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Event details:
Come visit our farm to learn all about bees, honey and the animals we raise.

This is an outside event. Please wear closed-toe shoes and do not wear any body spray, fragranced hair, or body products. If you are allergic to bee stings this is not a tour for you!

This is an active bee yard. We will have an observation hive and lots of educational items for you to learn about bees and beekeeping. On our farm you will also see goats, a pig, chickens, and ducks.

When you purchase a tour ticket, we will email you a waiver form for our tour.

The tour will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how many questions people have. We want to answer all of your questions.

For more information, email fillerfamilyapiary@gmail.com or call (260)797-5445.

Filler Family Apiary LLC
We raise bees. We use organic practices but are not certified. We sell honey, beeswax candles, balms, soaps and personal care products. We founded Filler Family Apiary out of a pure passion for bees. Our goals, ambitions, and inspirations have come together to form a truly amazing company that we are proud of. Since opening in 2019, we have become masters of our craft. 

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

Cost:
1 Ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Pre-registration required.
Tour tickets are available on our website at www.fillerfamilyapiary.com.
There are 10 slots per tour time. 1 ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Event details:
Come visit our farm to learn all about bees, honey and the animals we raise.

This is an outside event. Please wear closed-toe shoes and do not wear any body spray, fragranced hair, or body products. If you are allergic to bee stings this is not a tour for you!

This is an active bee yard. We will have an observation hive and lots of educational items for you to learn about bees and beekeeping. On our farm you will also see goats, a pig, chickens, and ducks.

When you purchase a tour ticket, we will email you a waiver form for our tour.

The tour will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how many questions people have. We want to answer all of your questions.

For more information, email fillerfamilyapiary@gmail.com or call (260)797-5445.

Filler Family Apiary LLC
We raise bees. We use organic practices but are not certified. We sell honey, beeswax candles, balms, soaps and personal care products. We founded Filler Family Apiary out of a pure passion for bees. Our goals, ambitions, and inspirations have come together to form a truly amazing company that we are proud of. Since opening in 2019, we have become masters of our craft. 

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration required. Call Myron Metzger at (260) 578-8105 to reserve your Farm Tour time. Attendance for each small group tour is limited.

Event details:
Join Myron Metzger on a tour of Berry Hill Farm to learn how he grows a diverse variety of vegetables for market all year long, in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem.

Learn about Berry Hill Farm’s growing practices and how they build soil health to retain the nutrients and moisture necessary to grow beautiful, nutrient dense produce.

Farm Tours will take place rain or shine, so dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes to walk among the garden beds. The tour will include time in the hoop houses and greenhouse used to grow vegetables even during the winter months.

For more information, call (260)578-8105.

NOTE: Bolinger Family Farm and Cordes Berry Farm are both nearby to Berry Hill Farm and they are hosting tours on the same days. Plan to visit them as well, while you are in the area.

Berry Hill Farm
Berry Hill Farm grows a diverse variety of vegetables in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem. No herbicides are used. Only organic insect sprays that are non toxic to humans are used very sparingly when necessary.

Our guiding principles teach us to nurture the soil biology in ways that sequester carbon, preserve soil nutrition and cultivate plants that will produce delicious fruits and veggies that are deeply nutritious. We have found great fulfillment in bringing wholesome food to wellness minded people who appreciate it. 

Through the use of greenhouses, winter covers and storage facilities we are able to keep fresh produce available twelve months of the year. Our new farm store sells products from our farm, as well as products from several other surrounding farms.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:

• Friday, July 26 – 1:00pm

• Saturday, July 27 – 11:00am & 2:00pm

• Monday, July 29 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 10:00am, 1:00pm, & 5:30pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Thursday, August 1 – 10:00am, 1:00pm, & 5:30pm

• Friday, August 2 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Saturday, August 3 – 11:00am & 2:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration Required:
Participants need to pre-register within 24 hours of tour time @ Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/plant-happiness-32146212271

Event Details:
A guided small group tour of a suburban home-based food production and restorative ecosystem management. Attendees will see a small, yet thriving, outdoor space that boasts hundreds of pounds of organic produce each season. The property is a 'Certified Wildlife Habitat' with the National Wildlife Federation and certified by the 'We Grow Natives' program with Indiana Native Plant Society.

For more information, email plantingseedsofhappiness@gmail.com.

Plant Happiness
Marissa Renz is the owner of Plant Happiness LLC, a garden consultation and design company located in Fort Wayne. Plant Happiness also offers Educational Opportunities for the local community. From food production to small scale ecological restoration, Plant Happiness offers inspiration and guidance for transforming residential lots into thriving pockets of paradise using organic and solution-driven practices. Consultation services include Soil Health; Native Pollinator Gardens; Bird Gardens; Vegetable Gardens; Whole System Sustainable Gardening; Increasing your Food Security; Providing clarity to garden planning and Living in abundance.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

Cost:
1 Ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Pre-registration required.
Tour tickets are available on our website at www.fillerfamilyapiary.com.
There are 10 slots per tour time. 1 ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Event details:
Come visit our farm to learn all about bees, honey and the animals we raise.

This is an outside event. Please wear closed-toe shoes and do not wear any body spray, fragranced hair, or body products. If you are allergic to bee stings this is not a tour for you!

This is an active bee yard. We will have an observation hive and lots of educational items for you to learn about bees and beekeeping. On our farm you will also see goats, a pig, chickens, and ducks.

When you purchase a tour ticket, we will email you a waiver form for our tour.

The tour will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how many questions people have. We want to answer all of your questions.

For more information, email fillerfamilyapiary@gmail.com or call (260)797-5445.

Filler Family Apiary LLC
We raise bees. We use organic practices but are not certified. We sell honey, beeswax candles, balms, soaps and personal care products. We founded Filler Family Apiary out of a pure passion for bees. Our goals, ambitions, and inspirations have come together to form a truly amazing company that we are proud of. Since opening in 2019, we have become masters of our craft. 

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm, & 3:30pm

Cost:
1 Ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Pre-registration required.
Tour tickets are available on our website at www.fillerfamilyapiary.com.
There are 10 slots per tour time. 1 ticket per carload. $10 per ticket.

Event details:
Come visit our farm to learn all about bees, honey and the animals we raise.

This is an outside event. Please wear closed-toe shoes and do not wear any body spray, fragranced hair, or body products. If you are allergic to bee stings this is not a tour for you!

This is an active bee yard. We will have an observation hive and lots of educational items for you to learn about bees and beekeeping. On our farm you will also see goats, a pig, chickens, and ducks.

When you purchase a tour ticket, we will email you a waiver form for our tour.

The tour will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how many questions people have. We want to answer all of your questions.

For more information, email fillerfamilyapiary@gmail.com or call (260)797-5445.

Filler Family Apiary LLC
We raise bees. We use organic practices but are not certified. We sell honey, beeswax candles, balms, soaps and personal care products. We founded Filler Family Apiary out of a pure passion for bees. Our goals, ambitions, and inspirations have come together to form a truly amazing company that we are proud of. Since opening in 2019, we have become masters of our craft. 

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration required. Call Myron Metzger at (260) 578-8105 to reserve your Farm Tour time. Attendance for each small group tour is limited.

Event details:
Join Myron Metzger on a tour of Berry Hill Farm to learn how he grows a diverse variety of vegetables for market all year long, in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem.

Learn about Berry Hill Farm’s growing practices and how they build soil health to retain the nutrients and moisture necessary to grow beautiful, nutrient dense produce.

Farm Tours will take place rain or shine, so dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes to walk among the garden beds. The tour will include time in the hoop houses and greenhouse used to grow vegetables even during the winter months.

For more information, call (260)578-8105.

NOTE: Bolinger Family Farm and Cordes Berry Farm are both nearby to Berry Hill Farm and they are hosting tours on the same days. Plan to visit them as well, while you are in the area.

Berry Hill Farm
Berry Hill Farm grows a diverse variety of vegetables in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem. No herbicides are used. Only organic insect sprays that are non toxic to humans are used very sparingly when necessary.

Our guiding principles teach us to nurture the soil biology in ways that sequester carbon, preserve soil nutrition and cultivate plants that will produce delicious fruits and veggies that are deeply nutritious. We have found great fulfillment in bringing wholesome food to wellness minded people who appreciate it. 

Through the use of greenhouses, winter covers and storage facilities we are able to keep fresh produce available twelve months of the year. Our new farm store sells products from our farm, as well as products from several other surrounding farms.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:

• Friday, July 26 – 1:00pm

• Saturday, July 27 – 11:00am & 2:00pm

• Monday, July 29 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 10:00am, 1:00pm, & 5:30pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Thursday, August 1 – 10:00am, 1:00pm, & 5:30pm

• Friday, August 2 – 10:00am & 1:00pm

• Saturday, August 3 – 11:00am & 2:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration Required:
Participants need to pre-register within 24 hours of tour time @ Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/plant-happiness-32146212271

Event Details:
A guided small group tour of a suburban home-based food production and restorative ecosystem management. Attendees will see a small, yet thriving, outdoor space that boasts hundreds of pounds of organic produce each season. The property is a 'Certified Wildlife Habitat' with the National Wildlife Federation and certified by the 'We Grow Natives' program with Indiana Native Plant Society.

For more information, email plantingseedsofhappiness@gmail.com.

Plant Happiness
Marissa Renz is the owner of Plant Happiness LLC, a garden consultation and design company located in Fort Wayne. Plant Happiness also offers Educational Opportunities for the local community. From food production to small scale ecological restoration, Plant Happiness offers inspiration and guidance for transforming residential lots into thriving pockets of paradise using organic and solution-driven practices. Consultation services include Soil Health; Native Pollinator Gardens; Bird Gardens; Vegetable Gardens; Whole System Sustainable Gardening; Increasing your Food Security; Providing clarity to garden planning and Living in abundance.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:
Chat & Tour begins at 10am. U-pick hours: 8:30am-5:30pm (weather permitting)

• Monday, July 29 – 10:00am

• Tuesday, July 30 – 10:00am

• Wednesday, July 31 – 10:00am

Cost:
Free Berry Chat and Tour with U-pick available for normal charges.

No Registration required.

Event details:
Come tour our farm and taste our fresh local berries and learn how they grow. Have fun picking your own berries to take home or buy our pre-picked berries.

For more information, please email Erica Cordes at ericacordes@hotmail.com or call or text (260) 571-0503.

NOTE: Berry Hill Farm and Bolinger Family Farm are both nearby to Cordes Berry Farm and they are hosting tours on the same days. Plan to visit them as well, while you are in the area.

Travel Tip:
Coming from Fort Wayne, take US 24 to IN 114 west, then IN 15 south. Turn right (west) on 700 North. Once you are at 700 North, we're only a mile away.

Cordes Berry Farm
Our farm planted our first blackberry field in the spring of 2013 and harvested our first crop the following year.  Since then, we have learned so much about producing high-quality berries for our customers. We love being able to directly interact with you and hope you truly enjoy your experience on our farm. 

Our small berry patch consists of a half acre of strawberries planted in 2019 and two and a half acres of blackberry production.   

We sell local honey, as well as jams and jellies from our berries. Pre-picked and bulk blackberries are available for bakeries, or wine and beer making. Four hundred pounds of blackberries can be picked per day throughout our 2.5 acres of trellised blackberry plants!

We are generally open June 1st through mid-August although this changes from year to year. Follow us on Facebook or give us a call to make sure berries are available. 

Berry picking is a great family activity and we love to have children come and see how food is grown.  We offer shaded picnic tables for your convenience so bring a picnic and make it a fun family tradition!​

In the off-season, we carry frozen berries so your taste buds can be satisfied all year long. 

Dates & times:

• Monday, July 29 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

Cost:
Free

Pre-registration required. Call Myron Metzger at (260) 578-8105 to reserve your Farm Tour time. Attendance for each small group tour is limited.

Event details:
Join Myron Metzger on a tour of Berry Hill Farm to learn how he grows a diverse variety of vegetables for market all year long, in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem.

Learn about Berry Hill Farm’s growing practices and how they build soil health to retain the nutrients and moisture necessary to grow beautiful, nutrient dense produce.

Farm Tours will take place rain or shine, so dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes to walk among the garden beds. The tour will include time in the hoop houses and greenhouse used to grow vegetables even during the winter months.

For more information, call (260)578-8105.

NOTE: Bolinger Family Farm and Cordes Berry Farm are both nearby to Berry Hill Farm and they are hosting tours on the same days. Plan to visit them as well, while you are in the area.

Berry Hill Farm
Berry Hill Farm grows a diverse variety of vegetables in harmony with natural systems and rhythms of our ecosystem. No herbicides are used. Only organic insect sprays that are non toxic to humans are used very sparingly when necessary.

Our guiding principles teach us to nurture the soil biology in ways that sequester carbon, preserve soil nutrition and cultivate plants that will produce delicious fruits and veggies that are deeply nutritious. We have found great fulfillment in bringing wholesome food to wellness minded people who appreciate it. 

Through the use of greenhouses, winter covers and storage facilities we are able to keep fresh produce available twelve months of the year. Our new farm store sells products from our farm, as well as products from several other surrounding farms.

Local Food Week Sponsor

Dates & times:

• Friday, July 26 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Saturday, July 27 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Monday, July 29 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Tuesday, July 30 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Wednesday, July 31 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Thursday, August 1 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Friday, August 2 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

• Saturday, August 3 – 9:00am to 7:00pm

Cost: Food, beverages and groceries for purchase. No registration required.

Event Details:
We will be offering special freshly prepared dishes from our deli featuring local ingredients every day that we are open. Gluten-Free and Vegan options available!

For more information, call (260)483-5211 or email
info@healthfoodshoppe.com

The Health Food Shoppe
Locally owned, all-natural grocery store offering a fresh deli, produce and vitamin and supplement department. Proudly supporting over 30 local food growers and makers.

Local Food Week Sponsor