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Farmers Market
Fair Haven, Vermont
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Fair Haven Market is part of The Vermont Farmers Market organization, linking this Saturday stop to a larger market network that also runs seasonal markets and special shows in Rutland. The market is held On The Green in Fair Haven and keeps a year-round Saturday schedule from 9am to 2pm. Its vendor mix spans prepared food, farm products, drinks, body care, and handmade goods, giving the market a broad everyday-shopping feel rather than a single-category focus.
The Vermont Farmers Market lists more than 60 vendors in its organization, and Fair Haven operates under that same umbrella. That matters locally because the market connects shoppers to a mix of Vermont-style direct sellers: farms bringing produce, meat, eggs, honey, and canned goods alongside makers offering jewelry, glass art, metal art, beverages, and prepared foods.
The organization behind the market is also structured with a board that includes officers and members such as Paul Horton, Charlie Brown, Christy Knapp, Morgan Haynes, and several other directors, showing that the market is supported by an established local nonprofit-style setup rather than a one-off pop-up.
The vendor lineup leans wide rather than narrow, with food and farm staples sharing space with giftable handmade work and specialty drinks. That makes the market useful for a grocery-minded stop, a prepared-food pickup, or a browse through locally made items in one trip.
The market calendar also points to seasonal winter-market programming, with opening day for the Winter 2025/2026 indoor farmers market set for November 1 and held every Saturday in the fall and winter. Separate holiday craft shows are scheduled on the second Sundays in November and December at the Vermont Farmers Food Center in Rutland.
No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit-planning detail to sort out before heading over. The market is held On The Green in Fair Haven and follows a Saturday 9am to 2pm schedule year-round, so timing is straightforward if you're planning a regular weekend stop. Payment methods are described as clear, which helps if you're expecting a market set up for routine purchases rather than a cash-only guesswork run.
Parking notes are more specific in market materials tied to Saturday markets: approved vendor parking areas include the TD parking lot on Evelyn Street and the Parking deck, while a holiday special show notice mentions free parking. Restrooms are not available in the listed visit details.
Holiday special shows include free admission and lots of free parking; they also feature live music and a kids’ craft table (and Santa at the December event).
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