Sullivan County is farm country, and the seasons set the table. Sweet corn comes in ahead of the September Corn Festival, a candy kitchen in Hymera makes peanut brittle when the holidays close in, and northwest of Sullivan there’s a vineyard with a tasting room at the end of the rows.
Where West Jackson meets South Court, a block off the Sullivan square, is the town’s Farmer’s Market corner, and The Shave Shack sells snow cones there from one in the afternoon. For market days and times, stop by the Tourism Commission office on South Main Street and ask what’s running this week.
Meier Winery & Vinyard, northwest of Sullivan on State Road 63, does tastings and sells bottles to take home; call ahead for tasting-room hours. In Hymera, Cindy’s Candy Corner makes fudge from scratch in twenty-three flavors, with caramel corn, toffee, and holiday peanut brittle out of the same kitchen, Monday through Thursday, 9 to 5. And the festival calendar carries the season the rest of the way: the Corn Festival’s midway in September, trunk-or-treat nights in October, and a Victorian Christmas on the square in December.
A hair salon and boutique on the downtown Sullivan square.
A multi-vendor antique and craft mall on Section Street north of downtown Sullivan.
A jewelry store on the downtown Sullivan square.
Custom sewing, alterations, and embroidery on North Section Street in Sullivan.
Custom printing, signs, apparel, and promotional products north of Sullivan.
A roadside antique shop on US 41 in Farmersburg.
A firearms shop on the county roads southeast of Sullivan.
A candy maker in Hymera.
A sports-card shop on the downtown Sullivan square.
A flower and gift shop on the downtown Sullivan square.
A gift shop east of Sullivan, known for memorial stones, chimes, and holiday decor.
A firearms shop on the county roads northwest of Sullivan.
An artsy used-book store and cafe on the downtown Sullivan square.
A roomy gift and home-decor shop on US 41 north of Sullivan.
Antiques, art, and oddities in Graysville, by appointment.
