Shelburne Farmers Market — Saturdays on the Parade Grounds

Shelburne Farmers Market — thank you for the 2026 season

Your Saturday Starts Here

Crowds walking between vendor tents on the Parade Grounds

Shop

Saturday mornings on the Parade Grounds. Plan your visit, see who's vending, and find your way there.
Open View Farm vendor behind a full produce stand at the market

Sell

Apply to be a vendor, find the vendor handbook, and renew for the 2026 season.
Bluegrass band performing in golden light on the Parade Grounds

Support

Help the market thrive. Volunteer a Saturday, sponsor the season, or make a gift.
Shelburne Farmers Market — 2026 Community Art Contest

Meet the art contest winners

Six works were honored, and Kimi Sabella’s relief print Shelburne’s Common Threads won both categories. Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who entered.

This Saturday

Saturday mornings, 9–1

This week at the market

Vermont growers, makers, and neighbors on the Parade Grounds every Saturday through October 17 — live music at 10 a.m., and a full lineup of farm, food, and fiber stands.

Get weekly preview This week's full list

Our vendors

Vendor of the Day

Each day we feature one of our 2026 market vendors. Come back tomorrow for another, or browse them all.

May 16 to October 17

The 2026 Season

Twenty-three Saturdays on the Parade Grounds, from opening day on May 16 to the finale on October 17, with 169 vendors over the season.

Watch the season reel

Opening day in May, Shelburne Day in August and our last market in October, with the farms and makers who filled the Parade Grounds, and thanks to Sarah, our civic guests and our core volunteers.

Watch the October 17 finale →

Photos from the Season

Opening day in May, the long summer Saturdays and our last market in October, through the lenses of Christopher Russell, Lee Krohn and our vendors. Tap any photo to see it larger.

    The 2026 Art Contest

    Our community art contest, Show Us Your Shelburne, asked neighbors to paint, draw and photograph what makes Shelburne theirs.

    Show Us Your Shelburne

    Six works were honored, and Kimi Sabella’s relief print Shelburne’s Common Threads won both categories. Thank you to every artist who entered.

    Meet the winners → See every entry →

    The 2026 season

    With Thanks

    Thank you to the people who helped make the 2026 season possible.

    Sarah Stillman at the market
    Sarah StillmanMarket Manager

    Our core volunteer team

    • Susan ElliotSusan Elliot
    • Rachel ToblerRachel Tobler
    • Jeff CarrJeff Carr
    • Chunka MuiChunka Mui
    • Patty CarpenterPatty CarpenterCo-chair
    • Kate ElliottKate ElliottCo-chair

    Our civic guests

    • Michael AshoohMichael Ashooh
    • Cymone BedfordCymone Bedford
    • David BoucherDavid Boucher
    • Thomas ChittendenThomas Chittenden
    • Aaron DeNamurAaron DeNamur
    • Tom DenenbergTom Denenberg
    • Andrew EverettAndrew Everett
    • Patricia FontainePatricia Fontaine
    • Arthur FriedmanArthur Friedman
    • Joan GoldsteinJoan Goldstein
    • Luce HillmanLuce Hillman
    • Kesha Ram HinsdaleKesha Ram Hinsdale
    • Kate LalleyKate Lalley
    • Matt LawlessMatt Lawless
    • Joan LenesJoan Lenes
    • Don PorterDon Porter
    • Matt SleemanMatt Sleeman
    • Shawn SweeneyShawn Sweeney

    About the market

    A producer-only farmers market on the Shelburne Parade Grounds. Every Saturday, May through October, local farms and makers gather with their neighbors — the anchor of our town's growing season.

    All year

    Beyond Saturday

    The market is one morning a week. Shelburne’s farms, shops and history are here all year.

    Shelburne Town Hall, the first stop on the historic village walking tour

    Walk the historic village

    A self-guided walk through the village, drawn from the 2013 Shelburne 250 booklet Take a Walk.

     Lalumiere Farm’s hand-painted farm stand banner

    Visit the farm stores

    Twenty-seven farm stands, sugarhouses and stores within reach of the market. Many keep shorter hours in winter, so call ahead.

     Carmone’s in Shelburne village

    Explore the village

    Bookshops, bakeries and a 45-acre museum, all within walking distance of the Parade Grounds.

     Shelburne Country Store lit for the season, in snow

    Shelburne Lights

    November 27 to January 9: Winter Lights at the Museum, three Village Nights with fire circles, carolers and Santa, and shops open late.
    Organic tomatoes with Vermont Certified Organic sign at the market

    Meet our vendors

    Find out who's here this week and connect with your favorites across the full 2026 season.

     Carmone's in Shelburne village

    Explore the village

    Bookshops, bakeries, and a 45-acre museum — all within walking distance of the Parade Grounds. Extend your Saturday into the village.

     Palmer's Sugarhouse farm store

    Visit the Farm Stores

    You met the farms on the Parade Grounds. Now visit their farms — farm stands, sugarhouses, and pick-your-own fields, all within minutes of the market.

    Saturday on the Parade Grounds

    Girl with face painting at the farmers market Fresh cider donut held up against a blue sky Paradiso Farm coffee vendor at the market Artisan bread display with Vermont Organic certification
    Questions? Contact us.