Lyndon Farmers Market

Lyndon Farmers Market keeps a simple web presence through Wix, a small detail that fits the market’s direct, no-frills feel. In Lyndonville, the market centers on a concise lineup of seasonal staples rather than a sprawling directory, with eggs, meats, produce, and breads called out right on its site. That makes it a practical stop for shoppers building a week’s groceries around familiar farm market basics instead of browsing a long catalog. The market is held at Bandstand Park on Route 5, giving it an easy-to-spot in-town setting for anyone already moving through Lyndonville.

Why it matters locally

Bandstand Park on Route 5 places Lyndon Farmers Market in a visible public setting tied to everyday life in Lyndonville, not off on a distant fairground or private lot. The market’s emphasis is equally grounded: eggs, meats, produce, and breads are the kinds of regular purchases that connect local farms and food makers to repeat weekly shopping habits.

The site also points to locally sourced craftsmanship beyond food. One featured item is a walnut table made from locally sourced walnut wood, with wildlife and pond imagery sealed in epoxy, showing that the market’s orbit includes regional makers as well as farm goods. With Brandy Criss Engler listed as the contact, the market presents a named point of connection rather than an anonymous form, which gives the operation a distinctly local scale.

What you'll find there

The product mix skews toward practical staples, with the market itself highlighting food categories that cover breakfast, dinner, and pantry needs rather than novelty items alone. Alongside those basics, the market’s site also shows at least one substantial handcrafted wood piece, suggesting a modest but real place for local craft within the overall offering.

• -Find eggs among the seasonal specialties the market highlights.
• -Pick up meats as part of the market’s core seasonal lineup.
• -Shop for produce featured by the market as one of its primary offerings.
• -Look for breads included in the market’s listed seasonal specialties.
• -See a handcrafted walnut table made from locally sourced walnut wood, with wildlife and pond details sealed in epoxy.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, a detail that may change plans if you usually pair a market stop with a walk through town. The market is set at Bandstand Park on Route 5, so the location is straightforward for drivers already traveling the main road through Lyndonville. Restrooms are not available, another useful planning note if you are arriving with kids or combining the trip with other errands.

Payment information is presented clearly by the market, which helps set expectations before you arrive even though individual accepted methods are not itemized here. Brandy Criss Engler is listed as the contact, and a phone number and email are provided for market questions tied to the current season’s setup.