The West River Farmers Market

The Crop Cash program is part of the draw at The West River Farmers Market, adding extra buying power to a Saturday market that also accepts SNAP in Londonderry. The market runs from Memorial Day Weekend to Indigenous Peoples’ Day Weekend and sets up every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the junction of Route 11 and Route 100. Its own description frames the mix clearly: more than 40 vendors selling everything from vegetables and eggs to ceramics and jewelry, all made locally by members of the surrounding community. That combination gives the market a notably broad Saturday lineup without leaving its local focus.

Why it matters locally

Forty-plus vendors selling locally made goods is the central local fact here, and the market describes that range as running from vegetables and eggs to ceramics and jewelry. That means the market is not limited to produce stands alone; it creates a regular outlet for both farm products and maker work produced by people in the area.

The market also supports access through SNAP and participation in the Crop Cash program, which directly affects how shoppers can use food benefits on site. On the vendor side, the market offers full season, shared space, and day-vendor options, giving several ways for sellers to take part during the season. Its news archive also includes a Youth Day Market that called for young farmers, crafters, and chefs to vend for the day, extending that local emphasis to younger participants.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster reads broad rather than narrow, with farms, bakeries, maple producers, creamery and charcuterie sellers, prepared-food vendors, beverage makers, and a long list of artists and craft businesses. The market’s own summary says that range spans vegetables, eggs, ceramics, and jewelry, and the named vendors back up that spread across food and handmade goods.

• -Find baked goods from Caroline’s Scottish Bakery.
• -Pick up charcuterie from Crooked Barn Charcuterie.
• -Shop produce and farm goods from Deep Meadow Farm.
• -Browse farm offerings from Earth Sky Time.
• -Grab a drink from Fight Scurvy Drink Lemonade.
• -Taste flowers or farm products from Full Moon Blooms.
• -Stop for produce and other farm goods from Ghost Light Farm.
• -Take home maple syrup from Jim and Josie’s Maple Syrup.
• -Compare maple staples from Kurjiaka Maple Products.
• -Look for farm products from Leaping Bear Farm.
• -Choose pottery from Maya Zelkin Pottery.
• -Stock up on soap and body care from Oak Lane Soapworks.
• -Bring home produce and farm goods from Old Athens Farm.
• -Add cheese from Parish Hill Creamery.
• -Pour cider from Watson Wheeler Cider.
• -Browse coffee from Tall cat coffee.
• -Order prepared food from Taqueria el Chepe.
• -Check out spirits from Smugglers' Notch Distillery and Split Spirits.
• -Browse jewelry from J Meikle Jewelry.
• -Look through textiles from rae textiles.
• -Shop leather goods from Vermont Natural Tannery.
• -Explore artwork from Ad Hoc Art and Gerry Wilkins Art.

The market calendar also lists specific Saturday music dates, including appearances by Steve Spensley, Jake Geppert, Tim Brick, and Claudine during the 2026 season.

Know before you go

No dogs is one of the clearest day-of rules here, so that detail may shape your plan before you leave home. Parking is available at The Mill, which is the main on-site logistics note provided for visitors. The market is held at the junction of Route 11 and Route 100 in Londonderry, a practical landmark if you are navigating by road rather than street address.

Saturday timing is straightforward: the market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. during its seasonal stretch from Memorial Day Weekend to Indigenous Peoples’ Day Weekend. Natalie Kapusta is the market manager for the 2024 season, and the market lists both a phone number and an email for direct market communication.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at The West River Farmers Market, and the market also participates in the Crop Cash program. That combination matters for food-budget planning because it pairs benefit acceptance with a named incentive program at the same market. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly communicated for shoppers on site.