| INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo, in conjunction with Growing Places Indy and the City of Indianapolis, is proud to present the return of Food in Transit this afternoon.
The Farm Stand will be held at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center every Friday between June 7 and the end of September, from 3:00 to 6:00pm. The market will be located outdoors just north of the western entrance; rain location is inside the Transit Center.
Food in Transit creates a focus of well-being to current and future transit riders. All vegetables are organically grown from urban locations around the Indianapolis metropolitan area.
In season vegetables at the Farm Stand will vary from week to week. As always, you’ll find fresh produce at low-prices from $1 to $3. Cash, EBT, credit, and debit are all accepted forms of payment, and Growing Places Indy team members will be onsite to answer questions about the produce and help with recipe suggestions.
Dates for all markets in 2019 are:
- June 7
- June 14
- June 21
- June 28
- NO MARKET JULY 5
- July 12
- July 19
- July 26
- August 2
- August 9
- August 16
- August 23
- August 30
- September 6
- September 13
- September 20
- September 27
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About IndyGo
IndyGo, the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation, is committed to connecting the community to economic and cultural opportunities through safe, reliable, and accessible mobility experiences. IndyGo’s Marion County Transit Plan will bring a 70% increase in IndyGo services with extended hours and shorter wait times starting this year. To learn more, visit our website, follow us on Twitter @IndyGoBus, or call 317.635.3344
About City of Indianapolis, Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD):
About City of Indianapolis, Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD): DMD’s Community Investments team administers grants made available by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Housing Trust Fund to low-to-moderate income neighborhoods in Indianapolis. These grants help to preserve and develop affordable housing, attract economic development opportunities, and support human services initiatives that serve low-to-moderate income populations. Visit IndyGov.com for more information.
About Growing Places Indy:
Growing Places Indy is committed to operate gardens in alignment with the Slow Food vision. The Slow Food vision is for a food system in which food that is “Good, Clean and Fair” is an accessible option for everyone. Growing Places Indy’s mission is to empower people to cultivate personal, family and community wellness through urban agriculture, access to fresh local food, and mind-body education. Visit Growing Places Indy for more information. |
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