Find Local Goodies Galore At These 7 Farmers' Markets In Vermont No Matter The Season
By Marla S.|Published April 22, 2021
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Farmers’ markets are a part of everyday life in Vermont. Every season is an opportunity to try fresh food like jams, cheeses, homemade bread, and other delicious treats specific to that time of year at the local farmers’ markets. And while no two farmers’ markets in Vermont are the same, they’re all a great way to experience a part of what life is like for locals who call Vermont home.
If you’re getting excited about the goodies you’ll find, read on to learn more about some of the things you’ll discover at the farmers’ markets in Vermont that are open throughout the year.
Along with bakery goods and produce, treat yourself to some fresh flowers when you wander the stalls. To learn more about this winter and summer market visit here.
The bright colors of fruits and vegetables make farmers' markets a great opportunity to take some photos too. Visit here to learn more about Burlington Farmers Market winter and summer locations.
You'll also find vendors who sell art, jewelry, and even clothes at the farmers' markets in Vermont. Click here for Norwich Farmers' Market year round schedule.
Part of the fun during your outing will be tasting samples like honey. Visit here for this market's address and additional information.
Even if it’s just for one season, you’re bound to find a farmer’s market in many of the towns you set out to explore during your time in Vermont. Take a look here to learn more about other markets throughout the state.
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