Farmers’ Markets
are now
Farmer’s Market
“Your Satisfaction is our Business - Food Fit to Eat”
November Evening Markets 2022
We’ll wait until you get out of work, and keep the lights on, too.
Our Market is from July until November
Tuesdays & Thursdays 3-6
Saturdays 12-3
2023 & 2024 Market:
Our Market is open
November: Saturday 12-3
from July until October
Thursdays 3-6
Saturdays 12-3
Outside of Market Season, we are open for online orders. If it is on the website, it is available and we schedule your pickup.
Any changes in Business times/days will be posted on the Farm Store page or News.
Please check there to confirm we are open. We close for dangerous weather events, but the Market is otherwise open rain or shine, hot or cold.
Our Farmer’s Market
Farmer’s market at home is what we do now. With all the quality and service you’ve come to expect from us, and more.
And best of all, with our website, you can shop at home now.
Shop our online store today:
In the Past we had several Markets, you might have met us there.
Pictures of some Farmers’ Markets and Events we attended. There were more, and as time allows we will find and post pictures. With Covid-19, everything changed. We presently do not attend any more Farmers’ Markets and do not plan on it. This way we can better serve our expanded customer base. If this should change for any reason, you’ll find that here.
Manchester Community College
Farmers’ Market at MCC
Great Path, Manchester, CT
Every Wednesday
Closed
South Windsor
Farmers Market
150 Nevers Rd, South Windsor, CT
Windsor
First Town Downtown Farmers’ Market
240 Broad Street, Windsor, CT
Every Thursday
Held annually since 2008.
Northwest Park and Friends Event
An annual event, we participate with in non-Covid years, you can bid on our Vegetable crate donation as well as shop with us.
CT Transit
CT Transit has been inviting us to their annual Wellness event. It has been an honor and so much fun.
Bloomfield Farmers’ Market - because we’ve been there 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