Farmers Markets near South Hero, VT

South Hero

The winter edition of the Champlain Islands Farmers Market gathers at 24 South Street in South Hero, on the Lake Champlain islands north of Burlington. Vendors bring vegetables, eggs, grass-fed beef, pastured chicken, fresh breads and pastries, jams, hand-spun yarn, carved wooden bowls, and handmade soaps. It carries the island food community through the off-season.

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Grand Isle

Burlington

A neighborhood market at Dewey Park in Burlington's Old North End, one of the city's most diverse districts. It focuses on fresh, affordable food for local residents, with vegetables, fruit, and prepared foods from area growers and neighborhood vendors.

Burlington

A summer market on Spring Street in Burlington's Old North End (ONE), serving a walkable, close-knit part of the city. Growers and food makers set up with seasonal produce, baked goods, and ready-to-eat meals for the surrounding neighborhood.

Burlington

Burlington

The Intervale Food Hub is a local-food enterprise of the Intervale Center, a Burlington nonprofit rooted in the Intervale, a floodplain farm district along the Winooski River. The hub gathers produce, meat, and pantry goods from Vermont farms into shares delivered to pickup sites around the area. Its sales help fund the center's programs training new farmers and protecting farmland.

Winooski

A downtown market on Winooski Falls Way in Winooski, the dense little city across the river from Burlington. Growers and food producers sell vegetables, fruit, prepared food, and crafts beside the Winooski River falls and the former mill district.

The Burlington South End Farmers Market is listed at 208 Flynn Avenue in Burlington's South End, the city's arts and maker district. Vermont growers and food producers sell here during the market season. Schedule and contact details aren't confirmed for this listing.

Keeseville

A market on Front Street in Keeseville, a village straddling the Clinton-Essex county line in the Champlain Valley, near Ausable Chasm and the Adirondack foothills. Farms in this corner of the North Country raise dairy, produce, and maple. Local growers sell seasonal vegetables, eggs, and homemade items. Keeseville sits along the Ausable River between Plattsburgh and the High Peaks.

South Burlington

A market near Dorset Street in South Burlington, close to the University Mall shopping district. Area farms and food makers set up with seasonal produce, baked goods, and prepared foods for the Chittenden County community during the season.

Essex Junction

The Five Corners Farmers' Market gathers at Lincoln Place near the Five Corners intersection in Essex Junction, just east of Burlington. Vendors sell local produce, food, and handmade goods during the market season. Specific days and contact details aren't listed for this entry.

Shelburne

Westford

A small-town market in Westford, Vermont, held along Route 128 near the village common in Chittenden County. Neighboring farmers and food makers bring vegetables, fruit, eggs, baked goods, and crafts to this rural community northeast of Burlington.

Shelburne

A market in Shelburne, a Lake Champlain town south of Burlington known for Shelburne Farms and the Shelburne Museum. Local growers and food makers bring seasonal produce, cheese, baked goods, and crafts during the warm-weather season.

Fairfax

The Fairfax Farmers' Market is listed at 951 Main Street in Fairfax, a Franklin County town in northwestern Vermont. Area growers and food makers sell seasonal produce and goods during the outdoor market season. No schedule or contact details are provided for this location.

Williston

A working Williston farm about 10 miles from Burlington, Isham grows pick-your-own blueberries and raspberries, pumpkins, and Christmas trees, and taps its own maple syrup. A restored 200-year-old barn hosts live music, theater, and weddings, and the property has a corn maze and hiking trails. The farm runs a family-friendly market on-site through the warmer months.

Rouses Point

Rouses Point sits at New York's far northern tip, on Lake Champlain right against the Quebec border, and this market runs on Lake Street in the village. The short, intense North Country season brings summer vegetables, berries, and maple products from Clinton County growers. Its spot near the Canadian line makes it one of the northernmost markets in the state.

Champlain

A village market on US Route 9 in Champlain, Clinton County, in New York's North Country close to the Quebec border. North Country growers bring seasonal produce and farm goods to this small community near Lake Champlain.

Jericho

A seasonal market along Route 15 in Jericho, in Chittenden County east of Burlington. Local farms and food makers offer summer vegetables, eggs, baked goods, and crafts.

Richmond

A market on Bridge Street in Richmond, the Chittenden County village known for its round church, along the Winooski River east of Burlington. Area farms and food makers bring seasonal produce, baked goods, and handmade goods during the market season.

Set on Route 3 in Saranac, a rural town in Clinton County, not to be confused with Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks. This small North Country greenmarket draws on nearby farms for summer vegetables, eggs, and maple syrup. The growing season here is short, so the market leans on its July-through-September peak for the best produce.

Healthy Roots Collaborative is a Franklin County food hub that connects local farms to community food access, working in the Sheldon area of northwestern Vermont. The listing ties it to Feeding Champlain Valley, a program of the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity that runs food hubs, gleaning, and grocery distribution across Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle counties.

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Jeffersonville

Held in the village of Jeffersonville near Smugglers' Notch, this market pairs farm produce with a strong artisan and craft side, as the name reflects. Vendors bring vegetables, prepared foods, and handmade goods to Old Main Street in the Cambridge area through the market season.