Fair Haven Market (hosted by The Vermont Farmers Market

Depot Park is the landmark tied to this market’s parent organization, and Fair Haven’s Saturday market runs as one of the Vermont Farmers Market’s seasonal outlets rather than a stand-alone event. In Fair Haven, the market is set On The Green and keeps a June-to-October Saturday schedule from 9am to 2pm. That combination places the market within a larger organization that also runs summer, winter, downtown, and holiday fair programming under the same banner. For shoppers, the clearest takeaway is that this is a Fair Haven stop connected to a broader Vermont Farmers Market network with an active calendar and established operating structure.

Why it matters locally

Fair Haven’s market is part of an organization that says it has over 60 vendors across the Vermont Farmers Market, giving this smaller-town stop a direct tie to a larger regional seller base and a formal vendor program. The same organization maintains rules, bylaws, seasonal applications, and separate summer and winter market management contacts, which points to a market system built to support recurring local trade rather than one-off pop-ups.

That matters in Fair Haven because the market on The Green sits inside a schedule that returns every Saturday during its June-through-October season. The broader calendar also includes a Winter Farmers Market, a Downtown Farmers’ Market, and holiday craft shows, so the Fair Haven market is connected to an organization that keeps farm and craft selling visible across multiple places and seasons in this part of Vermont.

What you'll find there

The clearest defining feature here is organizational scale rather than a published vendor roster for the Fair Haven stop. The Vermont Farmers Market groups sellers through category-based vendor listings and reports more than 60 vendors in the organization, so expect a market shaped by an established multi-vendor program rather than a single-farm setup.

• -Browse the Vermont Farmers Market’s vendor categories, which organize participating sellers by type.
• -Find a market connected to an organization with over 60 vendors overall.
• -Look for summer-season participation through the group’s Summer Farmers Market application process.
• -Watch for winter-season selling through the organization’s Winter Farmers Market application process.

The same calendar also points shoppers toward a Winter Farmers Market, a Downtown Farmers’ Market, and holiday craft fairs elsewhere in the organization’s lineup.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and restrooms are not available, so those two details are the ones most likely to change how you plan a Saturday visit. The market runs On The Green in Fair Haven on Saturdays from 9am to 2pm during the June-to-October season, which makes it a daytime, warm-season stop rather than a year-round weekly errand. Payment methods are marked as clear, which suggests shoppers can expect posted guidance from the market on how transactions are handled.

If you want context beyond the Fair Haven date itself, the parent organization also maintains an events calendar and separate contacts for Saturday market and winter market operations. That broader structure is useful if you follow this market into other Vermont Farmers Market programs later in the year.