Vermont is known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant communities, and rich agricultural heritage. From the shores of Lake Champlain in the northwest to the rolling hills of the southeast, farmers markets throughout the state offer fresh, local produce, artisan cheeses, baked goods, and handmade crafts. Vermont’s markets are the perfect way to connect with the farmers and producers who make the Green Mountain State so special.
Why Visit Vermont Farmers Markets?
Visiting a Vermont farmers market means experiencing the best of New England’s agricultural bounty. Markets here highlight seasonal vegetables, organic fruits, maple syrup, dairy products, and handmade goods straight from the farm to your table. You’ll find friendly vendors eager to share their stories, samples of farmstead cheese, and the freshest ingredients for your next meal.
Vermont Farmers Markets By Region
Northwest Vermont
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Sam Mazza’s Farm Market – A family-operated farm offering fresh-picked vegetables, flowers, and homemade preserves.
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The Roots Farm Market – A vibrant community market featuring organic produce, artisanal bread, and farm-fresh eggs.
Southeast Vermont
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Allen Brothers Farm Market – Known for their seasonal fruits, heirloom vegetables, and homemade baked goods.
Southwest Vermont
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Adams Apple Orchard Farm Market – Famous for fresh apples, cider, and locally grown vegetables.
Central Vermont
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River Bend Farm Market – A charming market with fresh produce, flowers, and seasonal specialties from local farms.
Browse Vermont Farmers Markets by County
Click each market name to explore photos, hours, vendors, and seasonal availability.
Chittenden County
Windham County
Bennington County
Orange County
Farmers Market Tips & Tricks
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Bring a cooler if you plan to buy cheese, dairy, or meat to keep them fresh.
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Try seasonal specialties like maple syrup and heirloom apples.
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Visit early for the best selection of seasonal produce.
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Talk to the farmers about their sustainable farming practices.
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Bring cash and reusable bags to support local vendors.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When do Vermont farmers markets operate?
Most markets run from late spring through fall, with some indoor markets open year-round.
2. Are Vermont farmers markets family-friendly?
Yes! Many markets host events, kids’ activities, and live music.
3. Can I use SNAP benefits at Vermont farmers markets?
Several markets accept SNAP/EBT — check with individual markets for details.
4. What kinds of products can I find at Vermont markets?
Fresh produce, maple syrup, cheese, meats, baked goods, flowers, and handmade crafts.
5. How can I find a farmers market near me?
Use the county listings above or visit local community websites for market schedules.