Brattleboro WInter Farmers' Market

Brattleboro WInter Farmers' Market centers its winter season on a clear purpose: supporting sustainable agriculture with a viable direct-market outlet for regional vendors during the colder months. The market’s 2025/2026 season runs from November 1 through March 28, giving Brattleboro a dedicated Saturday market when many outdoor markets are closed. Its vendor roster spans farms, bakers, prepared-food makers, creamery vendors, and craftspeople, shaping the market as a cold-season shopping stop rather than a single-category produce run.

Why it matters locally

Post Oil Solutions organizes the Brattleboro WInter Farmers' Market as part of its sustainability work in Windham County, and the market states its mission as support for sustainable agriculture through a winter-season direct outlet for regional agricultural vendors. That focus matters in a place with a defined November-to-March season, when direct sales opportunities narrow and indoor winter market space becomes more important.

The market also has a stable winter home at Winston Prouty Campus, which the organization thanks for providing a welcoming and reliable site throughout the winter months. In practice, that pairing of mission, host site, and winter schedule keeps local and regional producers in circulation during the part of the year when many farm-shopping routines change.

What you'll find there

The roster leans wide rather than narrow: farms sit alongside bread bakers, prepared-food makers, body-care vendors, and potters, matching the market’s own description of fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, baked goods, and handcrafted items. That means a winter visit can cover pantry staples, meal components, and household or gift shopping in one stop.

• -Find farm vendors including Rebop Farm, Red Barn, Finnsheep & Apiary, Slipstream Farm, and Leaping Bear Farm.
• -Pick up more agricultural vendors from Lost Barn Farm, Wild Shepherd Farm, Bending Branch Farm, Cracked An Egg Farm, and Deep Meadow Farm.
• -Shop produce- and farm-linked names such as Dwight Miller Orchards, Halifax Hollow Micro Farm, High Meadows Farm, and New Leaf CSA Farm.
• -Grab bagels from Big Boy Bagels.
• -Browse prepared foods and baked goods from Counter Culture Kitchen, Finocchio, Hidden Bean Bakeshop, and Jack's Crackers.
• -Look for more ready-to-eat and specialty food vendors including Kamila’s Kitchen, Maíz y Tinta, Orchard Hill Breadworks, Parish Hill Creamery, and Pinky Toe Chai.
• -Add Sacred Earth, TAZA Afghan Foods, Thai Hut, and Village Mochi to the food lineup.
• -Browse body-care and home goods vendors including Good Body Products, Naturally Friendly Soap, Trilogy Tallow Body Care, and Arch Street Bodyworks.
• -See makers and artists such as Maya Zelkin Pottery, SWD Pottery Works, Quiet North, Ruby’s Run Creations, and Wyvern Pottery.
• -Continue through craft vendors Bark Baskets By J. Lee, Blossoms Winks Creative, Bone & Bough, Burnt Toast Pottery, Dynamo Glass Crafts, Enthea Pharmakon, and Georgia Morgan Jewelry.

The current season opens on November 1, 2025 and runs through March 28, 2026, with March 28 marked as the close of the winter market season.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest rule to plan around. The market runs on Saturdays and notes that the MOOver offers Saturday service to the market, which can shape how you get there in winter weather. The market is hosted at Winston Prouty Campus, and one location reference for the market lists 60 Austine Dr.. A separate visitor address is listed as 80 Flat St., so confirming your route before heading out can save time if you are relying on GPS. One visitor noted that the market was “sorta tricky to find with the GPS”.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Brattleboro WInter Farmers' Market. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly communicated, which helps when you are planning a winter market trip around groceries, prepared foods, or gift purchases.