Vendor Events in New Britain, CT

CTFlea's Vintage Market is coming to New Britain on June 7th! Shop vintage clothing, jewelry, art, streetwear, and everything in between from local dealers and collectors. CCSU Student Center Parking Lot. Free to attend.

Urban Oaks Organic Farm is a year-round nonprofit farmers market and farm stand in New Britain, Connecticut. The certified organic operation specializes in fresh, locally-grown vegetables including greens, herbs, and heirloom crops. The farm operates a seasonal summer CSA program running July through October, and a winter buying club from January through March. The farm stand sells organic produce, baked goods, locally-sourced meats, and natural body products year-round to area residents and restaurants. Located in a revitalized urban neighborhood, the farm serves as both a community food hub and sustainability education resource.

The Main Street Market is a weekly farmers market in central Connecticut's downtown area, held every Wednesday from June through October at Central Park. The market features fresh, locally-grown produce from regional farmers and vendors, alongside food trucks offering prepared meals and live music performances. This is a community gathering space that accepts SNAP benefits with a matching incentive program, doubling customers' purchasing power. Vendors range from produce growers to artisanal food preparers, creating a vibrant outdoor marketplace that supports local agriculture and commerce while serving downtown employees and residents.

The Little Poland Festival is a major cultural street festival celebrating Polish heritage, held annually on Broad Street in New Britain's vibrant Little Poland neighborhood. The festival features over 100 vendor booths where vendors sell traditional Polish food, handcrafted goods, arts and crafts, and ethnic merchandise alongside entertainment including folk dancers, live music, and family-friendly activities. Attracting over 30,000 visitors from across New England and beyond, the festival draws a diverse mix of Polish-Americans and cultural enthusiasts who come to celebrate Polish traditions. The event spans five blocks and offers free admission, making it accessible to all. Vendors benefit from significant foot traffic and the established reputation of this largest Polish cultural festival in New England.