Farmers markets in Connecticut
Connecticut has 212 farmers markets across 136 cities and towns in our directory. Hartford has the most. Across the state, markets commonly sell vegetables, baked goods, jams & preserves, honey, and fruits. 68 accept SNAP/EBT. 2 are open year-round. Pick a city below to see markets with hours, seasons, and vendors.
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Hartford11 marketsNew Haven9 marketsWaterbury5 marketsBridgeport4 marketsManchester4 marketsMilford4 marketsNorwalk4 marketsStamford4 marketsWest Hartford4 marketsWestport4 marketsFairfield3 marketsGuilford3 marketsNewtown3 marketsPutnam3 marketsShelton3 marketsWallingford3 marketsAvon2 marketsBristol2 marketsBrooklyn2 marketsChester2 marketsColchester2 marketsCoventry2 marketsEllington2 marketsGoshen2 marketsGranby2 marketsHamden2 marketsLitchfield2 marketsLyme2 marketsMiddletown2 marketsMystic2 marketsNew Britain2 marketsNew Canaan2 marketsNew London2 marketsNew Milford2 marketsStratford2 marketsWatertown2 marketsWeston2 marketsAndover1 marketAnsonia1 marketAshford1 marketBarkhamsted1 marketBerlin1 marketBethany1 marketBethel1 marketBloomfield1 marketBozrah1 marketBranford1 marketBrookfield1 marketBurlington1 marketClinton1 marketCollinsville1 marketCornwall1 marketCromwell1 marketDanbury1 marketDanielson1 marketDarien1 marketDayville1 marketDeep River1 marketDurham1 marketEast Granby1 marketEast Hampton1 marketEast Hartford1 marketEast Haven1 marketEast Windsor1 marketEnfield1 marketEssex1 marketFarmington1 marketGeorgetown1 marketGlastonbury1 marketGreenwich1 marketGroton1 marketHebron1 marketHigganum1 marketIvoryton1 marketKensington1 marketKent1 marketLebanon1 marketLedyard1 marketLisbon1 marketLitchfeild1 marketMadison1 marketMansfield Center1 marketMarlborough1 marketMeriden1 marketMiddlebury1 marketMonroe1 marketMorris1 marketNaugatuck1 marketNew Hartford1 marketNewington1 marketNiantic1 marketNorfolk1 marketNorwich1 marketOld Greenwich1 marketOld Lyme1 marketOld Saybrook1 marketOrange1 marketOxford1 marketPlainfield1 marketPlainville1 marketPlantsville1 marketPortland1 marketPreston1 marketRidgefield1 marketRowayton1 marketSalem1 marketSaybrook1 marketScotland1 marketSeymour1 marketSimsbury1 marketSomers1 marketSouth Windsor1 marketSouthbury1 marketSouthington1 marketStafford Spgs1 marketStafford Springs1 marketStonington1 marketStonington borough1 marketStorrs1 marketSuffield1 marketThomaston1 marketTolland1 marketTorrington1 marketTrumbull1 marketVernon1 marketVoluntown1 marketWashington Depot1 marketWaterford1 marketWest Haven1 marketWethersfield1 marketWilson1 marketWilton1 marketWindsor1 marketWindsor Locks1 marketWinsted1 marketWoodbury1 market
Frequently asked questions
- How many farmers markets are in Connecticut?
- Connecticut has 212 farmers markets across 136 cities in our directory, built from the public USDA directory.
- Do Connecticut farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
- Yes. 68 markets in Connecticut accept SNAP/EBT, and many participate in Double Up nutrition-incentive programs that stretch those benefits.
- What do Connecticut farmers markets sell?
- Common products across Connecticut markets include vegetables, baked goods, jams & preserves, honey, and fruits, plus seasonal specialties by region.