Vendors
The Craftsbury Farmers Market is home to a diverse group of passionate local vendors who offer fresh produce, handmade goods, and unique artisan products. Our market is a celebration of the vibrant agricultural and creative community here in Craftsbury. Whether you're looking for seasonal fruits and vegetables, handcrafted jewelry, or artisanal baked goods, you're sure to find something special each week.
Meet our Vendors
2026 Regular Season Vendor List
We’re proud to feature a wonderful selection of local vendors who bring their passion and dedication to the market. Below, you can browse through our vendor directory to learn more about the unique products they offer.
AJ’s Happy Chick Farm www.ajshappychick.farm
A.R.T. - Handcrafts & Baked Goods
Between the Trees Farm https://betweenthetreesfarm.com
Blackberry Ridge www.blackberryridgesoap.com
Blossoming Bough Flowers https://www.blossomingbough.com
Bonnieview Farm Facebook Page
Brown’s Beautiful Blueberries www.bbblueberries.com
Camette Smith - Body care products
Chef Nadav, LLC https://chefnadav.com
Chole’s Authentic Mexican Food Facebook Page
Clayhill Creative, LLC
https://www.lauraleebond.com
seth@sethbondartist.com
Creek Road Crafts www.creekroadcraft.com
Creek Valley Farm https://www.creekvalleyfarmvt.com
Deeda’s Baskets deedasbaskets.com
Phoenix Healing - Candles, lotions, oils
Sheila LaPoint - Mixed Media Artist
Soapy Bubbles https://www.soapybubbles.store
Stone Fence Farm - Local Apple Juice
Sweetgrass Pottery https://www.sweetgrasspottery.com
Tarbox Kindred Facebook Page
Wild Branch Valley Farm - Certified organic vegetables and mushrooms www.wildbranchvalleyfarm.weebly.com
Woodhenge Quilts - Beautiful quilted items
Vernadia Farm - The pie lady, scones and fresh Lemonade Facebook Page
Become a Vendor or Performer at the Craftsbury Farmers Market
The Craftsbury Farmers Market is more than just a marketplace—it's a celebration of arts and culture. Along with our wide range of local products, we invite musicians and performers to bring their talents to our community. Whether you're selling goods, sharing music, or doing both, we’d love to have you be part of our vibrant market!
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Full season vendors commit to attending the market every week for the entire season. This is a great option for those who want to establish a regular presence at the market and build a strong customer base."
Requirements:
Commit to attending each week from May to September.
Secure a permanent booth space.
Pay the full season fee.
Benefits:
Reserved booth space for the season.
Priority listing on the website and in promotional materials.
Opportunity to build loyal customers and grow your business.
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Day vendors can choose to attend specific market dates. This option is ideal for those who may not be able to commit to the entire season but still want to participate in select weeks."
Requirements:
Sign up for specific dates (subject to availability).
Pay the daily booth fee.
Benefits:
Flexible participation.
A great option for those testing out the market or who have a seasonal business
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Special event vendors participate on days when the market is hosting unique events or festivals. This is a great way to get involved in market happenings without attending every week."
Requirements:
Apply for specific events or festivals.
Pay the event-specific booth fee.
Benefits:
Visibility during special market events, such as holiday markets or community celebrations.
Perfect for those who specialize in seasonal or event-based products.
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We love adding a musical touch to our market experience! If you're a local musician or performer interested in sharing your talents, we invite you to perform at our market. Musicians and performers help create the lively, welcoming atmosphere that makes our market so special."
Requirements:
Submit a short application with a sample of your music or performance style.
Agree to perform during available market times (subject to availability).
If you are a solo performer, you must bring your own equipment (e.g., speakers, microphone, etc.).
Benefits:
Perform in a community-focused setting, engaging with a local audience.
Opportunity to gain exposure and grow your fan base.
Ideal for solo musicians, bands, or performers with a family-friendly set.
Please message us through the contact form for inquiries.
We ask that all potential vendors review our guidelines prior to applying to ensure their offerings align with the mission and standards of the Craftsbury Farmers Market.
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Guidelines
● All products sold will be made or grown by vendors, members of their immediate family or an employee of the farm. Exceptions may be made on a case by case basis by the Steering Committee in order to have “essential,” locally produced products at the market.
● Completed application and fee will be due on March 1st. Applicants will be notified of the market’s decision by April 1st. Late applications will be accepted, but might not be considered in the first round. Late applicants will be notified within 2 weeks of receiving the application.
● Vendors are responsible for obtaining any licenses and/or insurance needed for their products.
● You will be required to anonymously report sales totals at the end of the season to the market. These totals should be broken down by category: Agriculture, Prepared Food, Crafts.
● Vendors should arrive no later than 9:30am to set up, spaces are first come first serve, and no vendor has claim to a preferred space. Vendors are expected to fill in the next available spaces to ensure even growth of the market layout on both sides of the market. If you require electricity, you are required to bring a 100ft extension cord to allow for flexibility in spacing.
● New vendors should check in with Kris Coville or the site helper upon arrival to be directed to an available spot for set up.
● All vehicles will be moved away from parking areas to the north of the Common after unloading, in order to make parking available to shoppers. Vendors can remain parked in grass on the Academy side of the Common.
● No driving or parking on the common. No parking on the Memorial. Avoid parking in wet areas.
● Vendors may not bring their pets to market.
● We request that all vendors be respectful of the market hours 10-1. If you run out of product, please leave your tent/table set up in place until the end of market. If you plan to leave the premises, consider leaving a nice “sold out” sign.
● Each vendor will pay a $100 non-refundable fee. (If you are not accepted as a vendor your check will be destroyed) Space fee will cover immediate/farm family. Vendors trying out the market can choose to pay $35/market, up to three markets, at which point they will be paid up for the remaining season. Our market contributes to the upkeep of Craftsbury Common, through donations to the Village Improvement Society, please add an extra $5 to help if you are willing to do so.
● Children under 18 will be charged their age in dollars for their season fee. (Does not include July 12th A&U Festival)
● Non-profit vendors will be charged on a case by case basis. They are expected to charge fair market prices and clearly identify their organization.
● Vendors are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and polite manner. If vendors cannot follow these guidelines, they may be asked to leave the market and forfeit their fee. Please contact a Steering Committee member with any concerns/issues.
● Craftsbury Farmers’ Market reserves the right to limit the number of similar vendors or product types.
● This is a community-run market, vendors are encouraged to take on a task to make the market run smoothly.
● There will be a minimum of two mandatory meetings yearly for vendors to attend. If you have ideas or concerns, please bring them to our attention.This season’s mandatory Spring Meeting will be April 13th @ 2pm and the End of Season Potluck/Feedback Meet-Up will be Oct. 4th @ 11:00, both at the UCC Church Dining Hall.
● If you have an Instagram or Facebook account, please tag the Craftsbury Farmers’ Market to help us reach a wider audience.