Vendor Events in Groton, VT

Groton Growers Farmers' Market operates year-round on Saturday mornings at 1476 Scott Highway in Groton, serving the Caledonia County community with fresh local products. The market runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM during the growing season (May 23 through September 26), then shifts to 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM for the winter months (October 17 through April 16). This seasonal schedule reflects the natural rhythm of Vermont agriculture, with peak variety and vendor participation during summer and fall, and a curated selection of cold-storage crops, preserved goods, and value-added products through the winter. At Groton Growers, you'll find the typical mix of a well-established farmers market: local farmers bringing seasonal vegetables and fruits, bakers offering fresh bread and pastries, cheese makers showcasing Vermont dairy products, flower growers with seasonal bouquets and plants, and producers of eggs, herbs, honey, and other farm-based goods. Many vendors focus on organic or minimally-treated production methods. The market also welcomes craft vendors and value-added producers, creating a diverse shopping environment that goes beyond just produce. This variety means regular shoppers develop relationships with specific vendors and return for their specialties week after week. The market is designed to be accessible to all community members. It accepts SNAP/EBT benefits and WIC vouchers, making fresh local food available to families using nutrition assistance programs. Senior shoppers can use Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well. The market also accepts credit cards alongside cash, removing barriers to shopping for vendors and customers alike. Whether you're a producer looking to build a customer base in Central Vermont or a vendor seeking a consistent weekly sales opportunity, Groton Growers Farmers' Market offers the steady foot traffic and community engagement that defines a successful farmers market operation.