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Welcome! Terre Foods Cooperative Market is a member-owned, natural foods grocery store that is forming in Terre Haute, Indiana. We will be a full service grocery store, open seven days a week, that will serve Terre Haute and the Wabash Valley community by providing access to local, organic, and natural foods at a fair price.
Terre Foods is being formed by a group of people who value good food and a strong, sustainable community. We believe so strongly in the benefits of a cooperative grocery store that many of us have become member-owners before the storefront has opened. Becoming a member and telling others about our venture are the best ways that you can help make this market a reality. Once our doors are open, everyone, members and non-members alike, will be able to shop at a place that focuses on quality and building community.
Below you will find some of Terre Food's latest News Items. To learn more about the cooperative, or how to become a member, click on the menu links above. Enjoy our site, and spread the word!
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Latest News
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| 2012SummerEvents | Upcoming Events for the Summer of 2012: Saturday May 5th (9am-1pm) - will be the last Winter Market at Clabber Girl Museum til fall
Saturday May 12th (9am-12:30pm) - find us at the Mother's Day Herb Fair in Fairbanks Park
Every Saturday of June thru October (8am-Noon) will be the Farmer's Market at 9th & Cherry Wednesday July 4th (8am-Noon) - at Gilbert Park on Wabash Ave between 14th St & 15th St Thursday July 19th - Terre Foods' Blueberry Festival |
| | April2012Newsletter |  White Violet Center 14th Annual Earth Day Saturday, 21 April, from 11 AM - 3 PM
The April 2012 Newsletter is available on line.
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I recently moved from Austin, TX to Terre Haute, IN and love everything about this community: the people are nice and inviting; it's affordable and easy to get around; and it's so close to many other exciting communities like Indianapolis and Chicago. The only thing I'm missing about Austin, besides a few friends, is my food co-op. Belonging to a co-op is more than just the opportunity to purchase organic and natural foods, it's a chance to be a part of a community of people working to make Terre Haute, and the world, a better place.
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| Brian Lee Whisenhunt (local resident) |
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Lookout Farm is a local producer of hay, beans, wheat, corn and Alpacas and Alpaca products. We also raise chickens, herbs, vegetables and eggs for sale. We welcome the organization of the new co-op market, and intend to support it by supplying quality food products for sale to customers interested in natural food products. We feel that this new venture will serve a much-needed place in our community.
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Don and Jane Conner - Lookout Farm
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