We know that a strong local food system keeps our communities vibrant, our economy growing, and our landscapes healthy. When we buy and eat local food, the benefits ripple throughout the community, helping small businesses thrive.
Inspire your community to eat more locally grown, raised, and made foods, meet the farmers, growers, and chefs behind their food, and learn new skills that keep more of us eating locally throughout the year.
This Eat Indie Local Campaign is part of AMIBA’s Choose Indie Local Program.
Become an Eat Indie Local Months Partner
2026 Partners
Bookends: Literature & Libations
Books on Main
Cambridge Community Development
Downtown Hotness, LLC/ Ozone Cafe & Market
Fables Books
Flatbush Food Co-op
Franklin County Community Development Corporation
Harmony Bakeshop & Coffeehouse
Kentucky Main Street
Local Umbrella Media / The Faces of San Diego
Louisville Independent Business Alliance
Lowcountry Local First
Loyalty Bookstores
Midwest Independent Booksellers Association
Monadnock Food Co-op
Ohio Sustainable Business Council
Purchasing with Purpose
Simply Living
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
St. Croix Valley Food Alliance
Sullivan Country Store
Sustainable Business Network MA
The Local Crowd Monadnock
Vintage Max bookstore and Haven Cafe
Waterloo Urban Farmers Market
We Arose
West Side Stories indie bookstore & cafe
What’s Our Why? Eat Indie Local
What’s Our WHY? Help us shape our answer. As we prepare for our second Eat Indie Local campaign, we want to dive into our WHY.
Celebrate National Farmers Market Week During Eat Indie Local Month
National Farmers Market Week is a great opportunity to show the nation how much value markets bring to their communities.
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