Norwich Winter Farmers Market

Norwich Winter Farmers Market is run by Norwich Farmers Market Inc., a nonprofit Vermont corporation created to provide a sales outlet for vendors, which gives this winter market a clearly stated mission alongside its weekly shopping function. The market runs all winter long in Tracy Hall in Norwich, bringing the regular market rhythm indoors from January through April. That setup, paired with a vendor roster that tops 50 each week, makes it a focused winter market with both farm goods and handcrafted items under one roof.

What you'll find there

Tracy Hall’s winter market mix stretches beyond produce stalls into dairy, maple, baked goods, coffee, pottery, fiber work, and woodworking, with more than 50 vendors expected each week. The named vendors on the roster show a market that keeps food at the center while leaving room for practical handmade goods and giftable craft work.

• -Find Norwich Farm Creamery on the vendor roster for farm products at the winter market.
• -Shop On The River Farm as part of the market’s farm vendor mix.
• -Pick up maple products from Smith Maple Farm.
• -Browse South Strafford Pottery for pottery items.
• -Grab coffee from Abracadabra Coffee Co..
• -Look for Straw Brook Bakery for baked goods.
• -Add sweets from The Chocolate Bar Cafe to a market stop centered on prepared treats and pantry extras.
• -See Angry Goat Pottery for another pottery option in the handmade side of the market.
• -Browse Cabinfish Fiber and Art for fiber and art work.
• -Check Knot Woodworking for handcrafted woodworking pieces.

The market’s own description also points to unique crafts by local weavers, carriers, handmade soap, scents and lotions, and hand knit and woven accessories, reinforcing that the winter season here includes household goods and wearables alongside food shopping.

Know before you go

Dogs are not allowed inside the market; only service dogs are permitted, and other pets are expected to wait in the parking lot. In winter, that policy is the detail most likely to affect how you plan the trip.

The market is held in Tracy Hall at 300 Main Street in Norwich, and the winter run spans January, February, March, and April dates rather than operating year-round. If you want the broadest selection from a market that reports over 50 vendors every week, arriving within the 10am to 1pm window gives you the full indoor market period to shop farm goods and crafts in one stop. Questions for the market can be directed to the market manager at (802) 384-7447.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Norwich Farmers Market, with processing at the Main Info booth where staff help shoppers use their card. The market also promotes Crop Cash, a dollar-for-dollar match on 3SquaresVT/SNAP spending for fruits, vegetables, herbs, culinary seeds, and plant starts, plus a Crop Cash Plus pilot noted on the market’s SNAP page.