Farmer’s Market
-Farmstand
& Farmers’ Markets
“Your Satisfaction is our Business - Food Fit to Eat”
Looking for a meet-the-farmer experience in Windsor, CT?
Visitors to StefanFarms can meet the family who grows the produce, ask questions about how vegetables are grown, and shop directly at our seasonal farm stand. We enjoy talking with customers about what's growing in the fields and how to prepare fresh vegetables.
We offer slow shopping where you can ask questions and discuss what’s on your mind
Farmstand Market and CSA Pickup: 251 Matianuck Ave, Windsor
July 9 until October:
Thursdays 3-6 & Saturdays 12-3
November:
Saturdays 12-3
2026 Markets
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Farmstand Market
You can pick up your CSA share whenever our Market on Matianuck Ave is open. Either day is fine, once a week, every week during CSA subscription.
We understand that everyone is busy and this gives you more flexibility
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On 240 Broad Street, Windsor Center.
First Town Downtown
The Market is June 18 - Oct 15
We will be there every week, starting in the last week of June or first week in July, depending on Harvest
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Outside the Market Season, please order online or by phone. We will then arrange a pickup that works
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You are welcome to call us and check in. If there is bad weather, we are usually open at our location, for extreme weather events I will post it on top of the Farm Store page on the website. I usually also send out a quick newsletter. You can sign up for it if you haven’t yet.
Our Farmer’s Market
-Farm Stand
With all the quality and service you’ve come to expect from us, and more.
Best of all, with our website, you can shop at home,
Or — just check what we have.
Shop our online store today:
Windsor
First Town Downtown Farmers’ Market
240 Broad Street, Windsor, CT
Thursdays 3-6
From the Past, long ago, where it started
Bloomfield Farmers’ Market -
because we’ve been there
for so many years.
The Bloomfield Farmers’ Market belongs here, even though it has ended. This was our first “real” Market in addition to the Hartford Regional Market. The kids grew up attending this market and we have made many, many friends over the years. We still miss it and always will.
Why it ended? A series of “stupid events” compounded by authorities not doing their job, while other authorities not understanding fine prints in their documents. I’ll leave it at that. We conclude that so many “unfortunate coincidences” just mean that it was no longer supposed to be. RIP
