Vendor Events in Morrisville, VT

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Morrisville Farmers Market operates as a weekly gathering space for local food producers and the community they serve. Held Saturday mornings from 9 AM to 1 PM at 80 Fairgrounds Plaza on Route 100 in Morrisville, Vermont, this farmers market runs through the warmer months from May through October. The market focuses on making fresh, locally-grown food accessible to residents by bringing together regional farmers and food producers in a convenient, centralized location. You'll find a traditional farmers market setup with vendors selling seasonal produce, dairy products, baked goods, and prepared foods that reflect what grows well in Vermont's climate. Spring brings early greens and seedlings, summer offers berries and stone fruits, and fall features squash, apples, and root vegetables. Many vendors also sell value-added products like jams, honey, meats, and cheese. Beyond produce, artisan goods typically round out the market, giving crafters and makers a venue to reach community shoppers alongside farmers. The market actively supports food access by accepting multiple payment methods including credit cards, debit cards, EBT benefits, Crop Cash, and Farm to Family coupons. This approach welcomes shoppers across different economic circumstances, which is central to the market's mission of building community connections to local food. Free parking at the fairgrounds location makes it easy for both customers and vendors to access the market on weekend mornings. If you're a food producer or artisan vendor looking to sell in the Morrisville area, this established weekly market offers consistent foot traffic and a community that values local sourcing. The May through October season aligns with peak growing periods in central Vermont, making it an ideal venue for farmers with seasonal production cycles.

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Western Wake Farmers Market is a year-round weekly farmers market operating every Saturday from 8am-noon April through November and 9:30am-noon December through March. The market is a producer-only operation featuring local farmers and artisans selling fresh produce, meats, dairy, prepared foods, baked goods, and select crafts. The market is designed for direct consumer-to-vendor sales and includes educational programming, live music during warmer months, and family-friendly activities. It accepts SNAP/EBT with Double Bucks matching and operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The market recently moved to Indian Creek Trailhead Park in Morrisville, which offers ample parking and accessibility features.

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Lamoille Valley Year Round Farmers Artisan Market is a weekly farmers market held at the River Arts Center in Morrisville, Vermont, serving the Lamoille County community and surrounding areas. Operating year-round, this market brings together local farmers and food producers who offer fresh produce, artisanal goods, and other farm-based products throughout the seasons. The year-round format means you'll find different offerings depending on when you visit, with summer bringing peak produce selection and cooler months featuring storage crops, preserved goods, and value-added items from local makers. For vendors, a farmers market like this one provides direct access to food-conscious shoppers who prioritize local sourcing and seasonal eating. The weekly schedule creates consistency and helps build regular customer relationships, which is valuable for both established producers and those just starting out. Whether you're selling vegetables, fruits, honey, baked goods, dairy products, or other food-related items, the Lamoille Valley market attracts customers who actively seek out local food sources and support their regional agricultural community. The River Arts Center location in Morrisville offers a central gathering spot that's accessible to residents throughout Lamoille County. Since this market operates on a seasonal schedule, vendor availability and product selection shift with the agricultural calendar. If you're interested in becoming a vendor, contacting the organizer directly is the best way to learn about current market dates, setup requirements, and vendor fees for the season you're interested in. The year-round operation also means there may be different participation levels or formats during peak and off-season periods, making it worth confirming specifics with the market before committing to a vendor spot.

Vermont Creative Works

Creative hub with 5,000+ sq ft featuring a gallery and gift shop with handmade goods, workshop and classroom space, art and craft supply shop, and artist studio spaces. Open call exhibits.

Moss Home Goods

Unique shopping experience featuring home goods, crafts, and gifts from local and regional independent designers plus fair-trade imported goods. Owner is a fine artist with Vermont oil paintings.