The Old Greenwich Farmers Market kicks off its 8th season on Wednesday, May 30 in the parking lot of the Living Hope Community Church (formerly known as the Presbyterian Church of Old Greenwich) at 38 West End Avenue in Old Greenwich.
Market hours are 2:30-6:00pm.
Opening day music will be presented by Dueces Child and the playground on-site provides additional entertainment for the children.
The Market offers Connecticut grown, farm-fresh products and promotes local businesses in a lively family oriented setting.
Returning farm vendors include Smith Acres, Riverbank Farm, Truelove Farm, Woodland Farm (expected in July) and Moorefield Herb Gardens.
Joe from Smith Acres. Credit: Karen Sheer
Returning guest vendors include Sono Baking Co., Bongo & Capacci Pasta, Carrot Top Kitchens, Oronoque Farms Pies, Lulu’s Southern Pies, Paul’s Custom Pet Food, Chef Gretchen, Empanadas-on-the-Go, Bees Knees Ice Pops, Mom’s Magic Masala, and the Living Hope Community Church Prayer Tent.
In a community partnership with Neighbor to Neighbor, the farmers donate excess produce to the Greenwich food pantry, facilitated by volunteers from Neighbor to Neighbor.
In addition, The Garden Club of Old Greenwich will be in attendance throughout the season with helpful and useful information, ideas and gardening tips.
This year, expect new items from Ivy’s Granola, Dough & Company, and Early’s Edibles.
In addition, look for natural skin products by Pia Rosa, responsibly engineered and innovative designs by 3Dux designs and pottery by Danielle Evita this season.
Most guest vendors attend every other week or once a month. To find out who is attending each week, email [email protected] to receive the market’s Tuesday evening newsletter.
Sono Baking Company, another pie sold. Credit: Karen Sheer
Fresh Apricot and Fig Tart, The Sono Baking Company. Credit: Karen Sheer
Moorfield Herb Farm; spring selections. Credit: Karen Sheer
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