Vendor Events in Shelburne, VT

2 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Shelburne, VT. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

Festivals in Shelburne(1)

14th Annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival

by Vermont Cheese Council

Shelburne, VT

2026-09-20

FestivalContact organizer for vendor fees

20 spots open

Held annually on the grounds of Shelburne Farms in Shelburne, Vermont, this food festival celebrates the state's renowned cheesemaking tradition and serves as the signature event of Vermont Cheese Week. Taking place at the historic Breeding Barn, the 14th Annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival brings together artisan producers, local food vendors, and cheese enthusiasts for an afternoon of tasting, shopping, and direct conversation with the makers behind Vermont's most celebrated cheeses. The festival represents a capstone celebration of the state's dairy heritage and the small-scale producers who've built Vermont's reputation as a cheesemaking destination. The event draws a mix of industry professionals, wholesale buyers, and home cooks seeking to stock their pantries with handcrafted Vermont cheeses and complementary local foods and beverages. Vendors typically include creameries of various sizes, from well-established operations to newer makers experimenting with traditional and innovative techniques. Beyond cheese, you'll find local producers of charcuterie, bread, preserves, honey, craft beverages, and other farmstead products that pair naturally with cheese. The Shelburne Farms location, with its agricultural history and scenic setting, reinforces the farm-to-table ethos that defines the event. A key feature of the festival is the opportunity to meet cheesemakers directly, ask questions about production methods, and understand the stories behind the products. This direct vendor-to-customer dynamic is especially valuable for food vendors looking to build relationships and gain feedback. The festival acknowledges industry participation separately with dedicated morning hours before general admission opens to the broader public, creating a focused networking window for wholesale and professional attendees. September timing places the festival in early fall, when summer milk production transitions toward the season's end, making this an ideal moment for cheesemakers to showcase aged varieties and new releases. If you produce cheese, dairy products, or foods that complement cheesemaking, this Shelburne event offers access to an engaged audience specifically interested in supporting Vermont's artisan food community.

Farmers Markets in Shelburne(1)

Shelburne Farmers Market

by Experience Shelburne

Shelburne Village Green, Shelburne, VT 05482

Saturdays, May 16 - Oct 17, 9am-1pm

Farmers Market$550-650/season or $50-60/day

30 spots open

Every Saturday morning from May through mid-October, Shelburne's community gathers on the Village Green for a weekly farmers market that brings together local growers, food makers, and artisans. The Shelburne Farmers Market operates from 9am to 1pm, creating a reliable weekend routine for shoppers looking for fresh seasonal produce and locally made goods. The market's vendor mix reflects a strong emphasis on agriculture, with roughly half of the lineup dedicated to farmers growing everything from early spring greens and berries to fall squashes and root vegetables. This seasonal rotation means the market offers genuinely different products week to week, rewarding regular visitors who come back to discover what's in season. Beyond produce, the market features prepared foods and baked goods from local makers who use regional ingredients, giving shoppers options for grab-and-go breakfast items or ready-to-eat lunch while they browse. The remaining vendors include artisans selling handmade crafts, giving the market a diverse feel that appeals to people interested in supporting local makers across multiple categories. Shoppers at this market tend to be community members committed to knowing where their food comes from, families looking for weekend activities, and people seeking unique handmade goods that you won't find in chain stores. The Shelburne Farmers Market runs on a predictable weekly schedule, which makes it easy for both customers and vendors to plan around it. Presented by Experience Shelburne, the market takes advantage of the Village Green's accessible central location throughout the growing season. Whether you're looking to establish regular vendor relationships with the local community or expand your presence at a well-established weekly market, this farmers market represents a consistent opportunity from late May through October.

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