Don't miss it. It has everything. Live music. Local foods. Ethnic specialities. Massage. Pottery. People. Vibe. Goodness all around.

We enjoyed this market very much. A variety of artisans displaying their work and we found several unique items that we purchased. Vendors were very friendly and shared information about their businesses and about the area. Several had homemade food for sale from hot dishes to sweets. Samples of some items were provided. The downside was getting a parking ticket... More

A vibrant and bustling event outdoors every Saturday morning, May through October, as well as indoors during the colder season, this is the best Farmer's Market in Southern Vermont. We find a bounty of produce, fresh meat, and bread (not to mention crafts) every week, year round. And we've always been delighted with the quality of the food, as well... More

About 1/3 of the market is food stalls, so come hungry. Thai, hot dogs, Indian, and Malian food were just some of the offerings. The setting is a shady field dotted with trees, which makes the market feel so pleasantly cool. Besides several vegetable vendors, there was a bakery, cider vendor, gelato, and more. It's wonderful and a great way... More

There is ample parking (two lots), easy access from the road, a walking only covered bridge and even a stream. The site is wooded and grassy. Each vendor has their own stand which has been uniquely constructed. Vendors are friendly and enthusiastic. There is a great cross section of wares, prepared foods and produce. I purchased some amazing handmade soaps,... More

A great selection of local produce and crafts - friendly vendors, nice location on Route 9 West from B'boro. I go to a lot of markets and this one is a great one.

Located on Route 7 on Saturday's from 9-3pm vendors offer a variety of foods, both prepared and home grpwn to pirchase. Musicians play, children run and laugh, people are smiling and relaxed. It's a great place to soak up the atmosphere of a vermont town.