Shipshewana Trading Place Auction & Farmers Market
345 S Van Buren
Shipshewana, IN 46565
Shipshewana, IN 46565
Host of the Largest Flea Market in the Midwest, the family-owned Shipshewana Trading Place began in 1922 with an auction of six pigs, seven cows, and several head of young cattle at George Curtis’ home. He then built an auction barn and started the first Auction Restaurant before selling to Fred Lambright, whose descendants own and operate the Trading Place today. Since then, it’s grown to include swap meets, craft and vintage shows, and weekly antique, livestock, and horse auctions. The market has a substantial farmer’s market aisle complete with a variety of plants, fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and artisan products.
Agritourism
Artisan Products
Festivals & Events
Fresh Produce
Plants & Flowers
Accepts Credit Cards
Family Friendly
Handicap Accessible
Markets & Produce
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Location: LaGrange County, Indiana