Saturday – October 1

Route 5 South

1.5 miles South of Exit 13 of I-91

Norwich VT

9 – 1

Member Vermont Farmers Market Association

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Fall has arrived

With the little bit of cool weather you can’t help but think about filling the pantry and the freezer for the winter. Strawberries freeze beautifully and are welcome in the depths of winter. Potatoes are showing up at market and are easy to store, storage onions aren’t far behind, carrots and the other root veggies are plentiful and great for storage, and squashes are starting to cure in the fields. You can always find room for a pumpkin and a crate of apples in the cellar. One thing to think about now is planning for meats to fill the freezer. Many vendors have meat all year long and you can always get it at our winter markets. Some vendors offer deals in the form of a CSA share (CSA – Community Supported Agriculture) where you prepay and receive a better value on your meat purchases. Start making plans while the sun is still shining.

Through the end of October

It’s the time of year when I start reminding folks that the market is at our RT 5 site through the end of October, right up to Halloween. Winter markets start in Tracy Hall on November 5 – make sure to pick up a Pea-green flyer with the dates and times.

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Over 50 vendors every week

They’re everywhere. From bowls and pots, embroidered purses and shirts, bagels to baguettes, sweet or savory croissants, honey……  The list goes on. You can find a full listing of our vendors at this link. Visit them all.

 And we’ll have all the fruits and veggies that you’ve come to expect for July. Tomatoes and Basil, Zucchini and Bok Choi, Salads and Mustard Greens of every persuasion along with Eggs, Meats, (fresh and frozen). And don’t forget the Baked Goods, Sandwiches, Panini, and the Crafts that round out the market place.

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Get your tattoo

Just ask the manager for yours and wear it proudly.

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How Local?

Everything that is sold at the Norwich Farmers Market is made or grown in one of the four counties surrounding the market. Grafton and Sullivan counties in New Hampshire and Windsor and Orange in Vermont supply us with over 110 vendors. That means that your vegetables have been picked fresh for market, some coming from the fields on Saturday morning. Many of the baked goods started the morning in the oven and some of the crafts are created while you’re shopping.

You can find a list of vendors on our web page at

Vendors & Links.

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Thanks to our neighbors and supporters

Co-op Food Stores of NH and VT  –  Fogg’s Hardware and Building Supply

Carpet King & Tile

Make sure to visit these great neighbors of the market. Please be respectful of their parking areas and tell them “Thanks” while you’re in the store. If you are coming to market after visiting one of these businesses, please enter the market near the manager’s booth to avoid crashing through the vendor booths.

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The market is a place for connections  —  to your food, the seasons, your neighbors and your community. Get connected.

Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

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Entertainment This Week

Fifth Business

You can find out the entire summer schedule of entertainment on the Calendar page

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Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

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Looking for a quick gift? Why not get a bunch of Farmers Market tokens? They’re sold as $5 coins that can be used at the Norwich Farmers Market year round. They don’t take up much room, don’t expire, and always fit.

Gift Certificates are available in any denomination and can be used with any vendor.

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Come join us for a Saturday tradition. Growers, Bakers, weavers, carvers, and potters all conspire to make your time at market memorable.

Make sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter right here on our web page.

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Here are some photos from the Quechee Area Camera Club. They spent a morning at market in June and took some Spectacular Photos. Contact Lisa Lacasse for arrangements to use the photos.

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EBT and Debit cards are welcome

Spread the news – Info about EBT

Credit cards can be used with some vendors as well.

Saturday – September 24

Route 5 South

1.5 miles South of Exit 13 of I-91

Norwich VT

9 – 1

Member Vermont Farmers Market Association

– – – – –

Apples and Pumpkins

With the little bit of cool weather you can’t help but think about filling the pantry and the freezer for the winter. Strawberries freeze beautifully and are welcome in the depths of winter. Potatoes are showing up at market and are easy to store, storage onions aren’t far behind, carrots and the other root veggies are plentiful and great for storage, and squashes are starting to cure in the fields. You can always find room for a pumpkin and a crate of apples in the cellar. One thing to think about now is planning for meats to fill the freezer. Many vendors have meat all year long and you can always get it at our winter markets. Some vendors offer deals in the form of a CSA share (CSA – Community Supported Agriculture) where you prepay and receive a better value on your meat purchases. Start making plans while the sun is still shining.

Through the end of October

It’s the time of year when I start reminding folks that the market is at our RT 5 site through the end of October, right up to Halloween. Winter markets start in Tracy Hall on November 57 – make sure to pick up a Pea-green flyer with the dates and times.

– – – – –

Over 50 vendors every week

They’re everywhere. From bowls and pots, embroidered purses and shirts, bagels to baguettes, sweet or savory croissants, honey……  The list goes on. You can find a full listing of our vendors at this link. Visit them all.

 And we’ll have all the fruits and veggies that you’ve come to expect for July. Tomatoes and Basil, Zucchini and Bok Choi, Salads and Mustard Greens of every persuasion along with Eggs, Meats, (fresh and frozen). And don’t forget the Baked Goods, Sandwiches, Panini, and the Crafts that round out the market place.

– – – – –

Get your tattoo

Just ask the manager for yours and wear it proudly.

– – – – –

How Local?

Everything that is sold at the Norwich Farmers Market is made or grown in one of the four counties surrounding the market. Grafton and Sullivan counties in New Hampshire and Windsor and Orange in Vermont supply us with over 110 vendors. That means that your vegetables have been picked fresh for market, some coming from the fields on Saturday morning. Many of the baked goods started the morning in the oven and some of the crafts are created while you’re shopping.

You can find a list of vendors on our web page at

Vendors & Links.

– – – – –

Thanks to our neighbors and supporters

Co-op Food Stores of NH and VT  –  Fogg’s Hardware and Building Supply

Carpet King & Tile

Make sure to visit these great neighbors of the market. Please be respectful of their parking areas and tell them “Thanks” while you’re in the store. If you are coming to market after visiting one of these businesses, please enter the market near the manager’s booth to avoid crashing through the vendor booths.

– – – – –

The market is a place for connections  —  to your food, the seasons, your neighbors and your community. Get connected.

Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

– – – – –

Entertainment This Week

Harmony Hotel

You can find out the entire summer schedule of entertainment on the Calendar page

– – – – –

Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

– – – – –

Looking for a quick gift? Why not get a bunch of Farmers Market tokens? They’re sold as $5 coins that can be used at the Norwich Farmers Market year round. They don’t take up much room, don’t expire, and always fit.

Gift Certificates are available in any denomination and can be used with any vendor.

– – – – –

Come join us for a Saturday tradition. Growers, Bakers, weavers, carvers, and potters all conspire to make your time at market memorable.

Make sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter right here on our web page.

– – – – –

Here are some photos from the Quechee Area Camera Club. They spent a morning at market in June and took some Spectacular Photos. Contact Lisa Lacasse for arrangements to use the photos.

– – – – –

EBT and Debit cards are welcome

Spread the news – Info about EBT

Credit cards can be used with some vendors as well.

Saturday – September 17

Route 5 South

1.5 miles South of Exit 13 of I-91

Norwich VT

9 – 1

Member Vermont Farmers Market Association

– – – – –

Cooler Weather at Market

With the little bit of cool weather you can’t help but think about filling the pantry and the freezer for the winter. Strawberries freeze beautifully and are welcome in the depths of winter. Potatoes are showing up at market and are easy to store, storage onions aren’t far behind, carrots and the other root veggies are plentiful and great for storage, and squashes are starting to cure in the fields. You can always find room for a pumpkin and a crate of apples in the cellar. One thing to think about now is planning for meats to fill the freezer. Many vendors have meat all year long and you can always get it at our winter markets. Some vendors offer deals in the form of a CSA share (CSA – Community Supported Agriculture) where you prepay and receive a better value on your meat purchases. Start making plans while the sun is still shining.

– – – – –

Over 50 vendors every week

They’re everywhere. From bowls and pots, embroidered purses and shirts, bagels to baguettes, sweet or savory croissants, honey……  The list goes on. You can find a full listing of our vendors at this link. Visit them all.

 And we’ll have all the fruits and veggies that you’ve come to expect for July. Tomatoes and Basil, Zucchini and Bok Choi, Salads and Mustard Greens of every persuasion along with Eggs, Meats, (fresh and frozen). And don’t forget the Baked Goods, Sandwiches, Panini, and the Crafts that round out the market place.

– – – – –

Get your tattoo

Just ask the manager for yours and wear it proudly.

– – – – –

How Local?

Everything that is sold at the Norwich Farmers Market is made or grown in one of the four counties surrounding the market. Grafton and Sullivan counties in New Hampshire and Windsor and Orange in Vermont supply us with over 110 vendors. That means that your vegetables have been picked fresh for market, some coming from the fields on Saturday morning. Many of the baked goods started the morning in the oven and some of the crafts are created while you’re shopping.

You can find a list of vendors on our web page at

Vendors & Links.

– – – – –

Thanks to our neighbors and supporters

Co-op Food Stores of NH and VT  –  Fogg’s Hardware and Building Supply

Carpet King & Tile

Make sure to visit these great neighbors of the market. Please be respectful of their parking areas and tell them “Thanks” while you’re in the store. If you are coming to market after visiting one of these businesses, please enter the market near the manager’s booth to avoid crashing through the vendor booths.

– – – – –

The market is a place for connections  —  to your food, the seasons, your neighbors and your community. Get connected.

Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

– – – – –

Entertainment This Week

Reckless Breakfast

You can find out the entire summer schedule of entertainment on the Calendar page

– – – – –

Don’t forget to sign up for our NEWSLETTER to see who is going to be at market this week.

– – – – –

Looking for a quick gift? Why not get a bunch of Farmers Market tokens? They’re sold as $5 coins that can be used at the Norwich Farmers Market year round. They don’t take up much room, don’t expire, and always fit.

Gift Certificates are available in any denomination and can be used with any vendor.

– – – – –

Come join us for a Saturday tradition. Growers, Bakers, weavers, carvers, and potters all conspire to make your time at market memorable.

Make sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter right here on our web page.

– – – – –

Here are some photos from the Quechee Area Camera Club. They spent a morning at market in June and took some Spectacular Photos. Contact Lisa Lacasse for arrangements to use the photos.

– – – – –

EBT and Debit cards are welcome

Spread the news – Info about EBT

Credit cards can be used with some vendors as well.