Our Vendors
Farmers
Applecheek Farm
John and Rocio Clark – Hyde Park, VT
Applecheek Farm is a multi-generational sustainable organic diversified family farm. Offering certified organic meats and milk, agri-tourism, sleigh/wagon rides, farm tours, school field trips, and hall rental with catering services. The Clark family has owned and operated Applecheek Farm since 1965. O, T, W
Products at market — certified organic grass fed beef and all natural beef sausages, certified organic grass fed-milk fed Veal. Certified organic poultry: chickens, ducks, turkeys, and eggs. Homemade chicken pot pies and all natural pure Emu Oil.
Bee Haven Honey Farm
Richard and Genevieve Drutchas – Putnamville, VT
Bee Haven Honey Farm is a small commercial beekeeping business in operation for over 35 years in Central Vermont. We sell raw unfiltered honey, herbed honeys, propolis honey, seasonal single-source varietal honeys, beeswax and beeswax candles, bee pollen and propolis products. We also make and sell natural body products and medicinals with our organically grown herbs and hive products. O, T
Products at market — Bulk Honey. Honey Jars and Bears. Beeswax Candles. Natural Body Products. Seasonal Vermont Honeys. Herb-Steeped Honeys.
genevieve@beehavenhoneyfarm.com
http://www.beehavenhoneyfarm.com/
Berry Creek Farm
Gerard & Rosemary Croizet – Westfield, VT O, T
Products at market — strawberries outdoor market; honey, jams, candles at Thanksgiving market
Blackwell Roots Farm
Lee Blackwell and Ruth Richards– Cabot, VT
Lee and Ruth have built several coolers in their barn to accommodate the various temperature/humidity conditions required for high-quality long-term storage. They offer winter storage vegetables for you at the Indoor Market. W
Products at market- Certified organic beets, red & green cabbage, carrots, celeriac, daikon, garlic, leeks, napa, red & yellow onions, parsnips, potatoes, rutabaga, shallots, spinach, squash, sweet potatoes, and turnips along with sauerkraut, kimchi, frozen raspberries, strawberries and blueberries.
Dog River Farm
George Gross and Julie O’Keefe – Berlin, VT
Dog River Farm is an organic vegetable and berry farm growing on 30 acres just outside of Montpelier. O
Products at market — certified organic mixed vegetables, berries, eggs, tomato sauce.
East Hill Tree Farm
Nicko Rubin – Plainfield, VT
We are a nursery and edible landscape design business based in Plainfield, VT. We grow our trees and shrubs on East Hill on the edge of the Groton Mountains. We grow organically and are happy to share information and advice for successful fruit growing in Central Vermont as we work toward a more self-reliant community. O
Products at Market – hardy potted trees and shrubs: apples, pears, plums, and cherries, blueberries, currants, and gooseberries, as well as several unusual fruits.
Ellie’s Farm Market
Billy & Karen Moynihan – West Berlin, VT
A founding member of the market, the Moynihan’s till 50 of their 200 acre family farm. Offering excellent quality at a fair price is their goal. O, T
Products at market — bedding plants, seedlings, mixed vegetables, small fruits, apples, cider.
Fool’s Farm Flowers
Anne Tondu – Hardwick, VT
Growing specialty cut flowers organically at 1500 ft in the mountains of north central Vermont. Over 200 varieties of cut flowers including over 20 different sunflowers. O, T
Products at market — first year perennial plants, cut flowers, dried flowers, and wreaths.
Garden of Seven GablesJoAnn Darling– Barre, VT
I’ve been in business since 1994, growing and selling perennials, fresh and dried cut flowers. I also sell dried arrangements, hand-made soaps, herbal incense, and fresh brown eggs. I offer workshops and classes and hold several special annual summer events. We are a member of the Capital City Farmers Market and Barre Farmers Market. O, T, W
Products at market — cut flowers, dried flowers and wreaths, handmade soap, herbal vinegars, incense, and eggs.
Gaylord Farm
Hadley Gaylord & Debra White– Waitsfield, VT
Gaylord Farm offers high quality grass fed beef, pork and chickens. We use all organic practices, we do not use hormones, antibiotics or steroids. Our animals are born on the farm. From conception to consumption, you know where you food comes from. You may purchase many varieties of cuts, or you can order 1/4, 1/2 or a whole beef. Come visit the farm. O, T, W
Products at market — Beef, Pork, Eggs, vegetables.
Giving Tree Botanicals
Heather Irvine– Montpelier, VT
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Products at market — Tinctures (extracts) of medicinal plants and topical oils and creams made of plants Heather Irvine grows and other local and non-local ingredients.
heatherirvine@gmail.com
http://givingtreebotanicals.blogspot.com/
The Green Reaper
Boots Wardinski & Chris Esten – South Ryegate, VT
Growing hardy and unusual perennials since 1986. We love peonies and have many varieties. We know our plants. Most of the plants we sell are field grown or we have trialed in our own gardens. You can purchase our plants with confidence that with proper care they will thrive in your gardens, too.
In late summer we offer our high quality eating, storage and seed garlic. O, T
Products at market — perennials, shrubs, asparagus,garlic, blueberries, raspberries, maple syrup, cut flowers, pumpkins, and botanical note cards.
greenreaper@fairpoint.net
http://www.greenreapervermont.com/
Greenfield Highland Beef
Janet Steward and Ray Shatney – Plainfield, VT
All Natural Grass Fed/Grass Finished Highland Beef. No Hormones or Antibiotics, Humanely Raised in Greensboro Bend and Plainfield, Vermont. O, T, W
Products at market — grass-fed, grass-finished Highland beef, VT photo greeting cards and prints.
Heartwood Farm
Andy Paonessa – South Albany, VT
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Heartwood Farm is a diversified vegetable farm located in South Albany, Vt. Bordered by beaver ponds, sugar maple, and spruce, our goal is to bring food to all corners of our community and to continue the thriving rural traditions in our lives and work. Along with growing vegetables we tap around 700 maples using non-leaded buckets and boil sap in a wood-fired evaporator.
High Ledge Farm
Paul Betz & Cate Camilletti – East Calais, VT
We are a small family farm located in South Woodbury, VT. We have been coming to the market since 2000, and look forward to seeing our friends each week. We have a passion for fresh food, and we bring only the very best our farm has to offer. O, T
Products at market — seedlings, flower plants, mixed vegetables, herbs
info@highledgefarmvt.com
Highland Gardens
Kevin Thompson & Jane Tucker – Middlesex, Vermont
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Products at market — annuals, perennials, vegetable starts, herbs, hanging baskets, planters, shrubs, fruit plants, fall ornamentals, mixed vegetables, brook trout, chicken, pickles, garden crafts.
Huard Family Farm
Frank, Karen, Mabel & baby Evelyn Huard– Craftsbury, VT
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Products at market — Huard Family Farm is the only Tier II Raw Goat Milk diary in Vermont. Since we are Tier II we are allowed to deliver our milk. Frank, Karen, Mabel & baby Evelyn are all a part of the production of the very best goat’s milk in Vermont determined by the VT Dairy Industry Association. Huard Family Farm has been awarded the top quality award for 2009 and 2011 (2 out of the 3 years that VT Dairy Industry Association has been recognizing goat milk). We milk 9 goats and also sell goat meat (Chevon).
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Kettlesong Farm
Jaiel Pulskamp – Worcester, VT
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Products at market — seedlings, vegetables including greens, squash, herbs, potatoes, garlic, salad mix
Kind Horn Farm – Kathy Taft Boyden– Duxbury, VT
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Products at market — Kind Horn Farm is a small family farm raising certified organic Icelandic sheep for fiber and grass fed meat. Farm products include certified organic fleeces, yarns, rovings, felting batts, hand crafted needle felted items, and certified organic grass-fed lamb. Our off-grid farm is dedicated to sustainable farming practices.
Lazy Lady Farm
Laini Fondiller – Westfield, Vermont
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Products at market — Cheese, kid, pork, beef, chicken, goat, eggs.
laini@sover.net
LePage Farm
Alan LePage – Barre, Vermont
LePage Farm has been growing and marketing organic fruits and vegetables locally year ’round for 3 decades. We are located in Barre Town near the top of Beckley Hill and has been farmed continuously by the LePages since the Civil War. Although our clay loam soils are not considered ideal for a vegetable farm, we have always amazed customers by the flavor of our produce. This has much to do with re-mineralization of our soils, and the organic matter produced by the use of many sources of composted animal manures. We grow over 110 varieties of vegetables, the production of which we pioneered in central Vermont. Globe artichokes, honeydew melons, okra, lima beans, romanesco broccoli, sweet potatoes, peanuts, tomatilloes and many other varieties were first grown in Vermont here on this farm. And we still are working on new introductions to the brief Vermont growing season. Whether you want a golden turnip in January, or a Sharlyn melon in August, you will find professionally grown produce, worth what you pay for it from us. E-mail us with your questions or comments – lepagefarm@yahoo.com, or join in our radio talk show, The Curse of the Golden Turnip, Sunday 6 to 9 AM on WGDR-FM 91.1. O, T, W
Products at market — mixed vegetables, flowers, pickles, salsa, lacto-fermented veggies, wildcrafted foods including mushrooms, strawberry plants, chaga chai, raspberry, blackberry, current plants, plum trees.
Little Leaf GreenhouseLaura Weikert– Morrisville, VT
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Products at market — a wide selection of indoor plants
McGurran Bee Farm
Ileen McGurran – Montpelier, VT
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Products at market — Honey: the farm sells crème and flavored honeys that are fairly unique, as few beekeepers make flavored honey. Comb honey (only available in the fall), beeswax candles, natural body products (lotions, soaps, salves), honey lemonade, popsicles.
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Mont Eden Farm
Carrie Kessler – Corinth, Vermont
A remote hill farm, steeped in over 200 years of farm history. All products are grown chemical-free with a focus on quality and unique varieties. O, T
Products at market — Blueberries, apple, pears, Shiitake mushrooms, cut flowers, plants, honey, beeswax candles, honey-glycerin soaps, preserves.
802-439-6171
Moonlight LlamasJan Stuart– Montpelier, VT
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Products at market — Llama fiber hats and crafts.
Stanley Biasini – Stowe, VT
Stan and Debora of Mount Mansfield Creamery operate a small family-owned dairy in Morrisville, Vermont. Debora milks about 30 Holstein and Brown Swiss cows a day and ships to the Saint Albans Cooperative. She has received several awards for the quality of milk produced. Stan, has recently (first batch in June 2009!) began making small batches of cheese and has increased to year round production in response to customer demand. Mount Mansfield Creamery produces several amazing raw milk cheeses including a French cheese washed with Rock Art beer and a true Danish Havarti. All of their cheeses are named after ski slopes at Stowe. Varieties include Chin Clip, Forerunner, Inspiration and Hayride.
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Products at market — farmstead artisan, raw milk cheeses.
Owl Hill Farm
Chris Thompson, Kate Darakjy – Plainfield, VT
Owl Hill Farm is located, thanks to the generosity of our neighbors, on East Hill road in Plainfield. On three intensely managed acres we produce a wide variety of organic vegetables without the use of any mechanical cultivation. O, T, W
Products at market — vegetables.
Pete Johnson – Craftsbury, Vermont
A certified organic vegetable farm in Craftsbury Village with a goal of providing the greatest vegetable diversity for as much of the year as possible. Greenhouses, root cellars, and an array of season extension methods are used to achieve this goal. O
Products at market — mixed vegetables
Molly and Kate Pindell – Stowe, VT
Sage Farm Goat Dairy is a small, family-run farm and creamery located on 27 acres of pasture and woodland in Stowe. Established in 2008 by sisters Molly and Katie Pindell with help from their partners, David Wilkens and Bob Sabolefski, Sage Farm produces a variety of cheeses from the milk of a small herd of registered Alpine goats. From spring to fall we specialize in soft, mold-ripened cheeses. During the winter months we offer a selection of longer aged raw milk cheeses in traditional Alpine styles. W
Screamin’ Ridge FarmJoe Buley – East Montpelier, VT
I was a Chef and Restaurant Owner for over 20 years. I now farm in East Montpelier producing eggs, poultry, and vegetables, all grown naturally and locally. Just 3 miles from Montpelier above the North Branch Nature Center. O, T, W
Products at market — mixed vegetables, salad greens, herbs, eggs, soup, pesto, salsa.
Seed Folks Farm
Nicole Duch and Ben Uris, Hyde Park, VT
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Products at market — We currently cultivate six acres of naturally grown vegetables, herbs, and flowers on leased land in Hyde Park (on Applecheek Farm). This will be our third season growing, and we can’t wait to have our hands in the ground again! We grow most everything you can in this climate, using tractor and hand cultivation, compost and cover crop based fertility, greenhouses and row cover.
seedfolksfarm@gmail.com
Sugar Ridge Farm
Stephen & Diane Jones – North Danville, VT
A family run business started by Stephen and Diane in 1972. The mission of Sugar Ridge Farm is to provide top quality products at a reasonable price using sustainable forestry management practices. The Jones family has been producing maple products since 1866. O, T, W
Products at market — pure Vermont maple syrup, maple sugar, maple cream, maple candy.
Sweet Rowen Farmstead LLC.
Paul Lisai, East Albany, VT
Sweet Rowen Farmstead is a grass-based dairy located in East Albany, where our cows enjoy pasture day & night for as much of the year as possible. We bottle gently-pasteurized, cream-top milk from our 12-cow herd of Holsteins and Randall Linebacks, a heritage Vermont breed. In addition to bottled milk, we’re developing a line of cultured fresh dairy products to showcase our cows’ delicious milk and provide the community with healthful, local, responsibly-produced dairy products. O
Products available at the market: pasteurized whole milk; pasteurized Vermont maple milk
farmvt@gmail.com
Lila Bennett and David Robb – Middlesex, VT
We are a small family farm, raising free-range and pasture based livestock. Pending organic certification. Beginning in July we will be feeding grains grown here, in Vermont. Our animals are raised with care, attention and optimal nutrition. We are committed to making the local food movement successful by making local food accessible to everyone. We sell our beef to local schools and senior centers and are part of The Vermont Farm to School Educational Program. We offer a variety of CSA packages to meet every families financial and nutritional needs. O, T, W
Products at market — Pastured, organic ethically raised meat and eggs. rabbit, chicken, duck, guinea hen, pheasant, turkey, goose, pork and beef. Half and whole orders for goat and lamb.
Sharon Peck & Kim Ingraham – Plainfield, VT
Willow Moon Farm is a small, family-run, goat dairy in Plainfield, Vermont. We raise Nigerian Dwarf Goats for conformation and with a particular emphasis on dairy. We use their fabulous milk to produce delicious, award winning farmstead cheese. O, W
Products at market — Fresh chèvre, feta, and a variety of pasteurized and raw milk aged cheeses. Goat milk soap. goat milk fudge & Chèvre truffles, dog biscuits.
http://www.willowmoonfarm.com/
Mark Simakaski and Nichole Wolfgang – Groton, VT
Artesano produces hand-crafted mead, a wine made from honey, using only local and natural ingredients. We begin with pure, raw and unfiltered honey and ferment one of nature’s sweetest gifts into a delicious wine with hints of pear, citrus and figs. We also offer spiced mead and seasonal fruit mead with blueberries, plums or raspberries. Produced and bottled in the northeast kingdom, our mead reflects the special terroir of Vermont. O, W
Products at market: mead and ice cream (ice cream only at the outdoor market)
Claire Fitts – Montpelier, VT
Products at market— maple syrup and naturally sweetened cookies, bars, granola, scones, chocolate spread, and other baked goods as well as tea and truffles. O, T, W
Carin’s Kombucha
Carin Ewing, Banard, VT
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Carin’s Kombucha Carin brews her kombucha in small batches in Barnard, VT using quality organic green and black teas, organic evaporated cane juice, and VT maple syrup or honey. Herbal brews feature a variety of wild-harvested or locally grown roots, herbs, and flowers combined to create delicious and healing elixirs. Carin is dedicated to producing high quality and potent kombucha for maximum health benefits, and to contributing to a thriving local economy.
carinewing@yahoo.com
Delna’s Kitchen
Delna Boyce – Northfield, VT
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Products at market — Indian foods. Come one and all to experience the mouth watering fare of Delna’s kitchen- tantalizing delicacies form the sub-continent.
Gizmo’s Pickled Plus
Verne and Judy DuClos – Braintree, VT
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Products at market — Pickles, jams, horseradish, baked beans, quiche, eggs, pies, cakes, baked goods.
Gracie’s Tamales
Grace Holter – Warren, VT
Gracie’s tamales are made from preservative free corn flour called Maseca. The spices used are organic from Frontier natural products. She uses local pork from Gaylord farm and the vegetables are local and organic when available. The cheese is also local from either Cabot or Grafton village farm. There is no lard used and they are preservative free. Since corn flour is used and not wheat, it is a gluten free food. O, T, W
Green Mountain Twisters
Patrick Giantonio – Marshfield, VT
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Products at market — Pretzels, chocolate-covered, hard and soft pretzels, toffee, iced drinking chocolate
patrick@greenmountaintwisters.com
Jing Ji’s Foods
Jing Ji Liang – Waterbury, VT
Products at market — Chinese homemade foods, including egg rolls, dumplings, and specialty dishes.
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Jingjis@comcast.net
Lawsons Finest Liquids
Sean Lawson – Warren, VT
High on a hill, in the Sugarhouse Brewery, tiny batches of the finest beer are carefully tended to bring you a remarkable beverage that is only available in the heart of the Green Mountains. W
Products at market – Lawson’s Finest is a small batch artisanal microbrewery located in Warren, Vermont. Our goal is to provide local brews of the highest quality and freshness, while crafting unique new recipes and emulating the best of widely appreciated styles. Our beer is custom crafted in tiny batches at a modest production facility tucked in the woods, on the east flank of Lincoln Mountain. Brewer/owner Sean Lawson uses locally grown Vermont hops in several beers, barley and wheat grown in Vermont and Maine, and Vermont spruce tips and maple syrup in several unique recipes, including the 2010 World Beer Cup Bronze Medalist in specialty beers, The Maple Triple Ale. “Straight from the Green Mountains to your Head!”
lawsonsfinest@inbox.com
http://www.lawsonsfinest.com/
Michelle’s Spicy Kimchee
Michelle Guenard, Craftsbury Common, VT
Michelle’s Spicy Kimchi takes healthy food and kicks it up a notch! Naturally lactofermented like sauerkraut, but with the zing and heat of a salsa. This condiment from Korea is made in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont using locally sourced produce from Green Mountain growers.
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Products at market — Michelle’s Spicy Kimchi, Michelle’s Extra Spicy Kimchi.
michelle@MichellesSpicyKimchi.com
www.michellesspicykimchi.com
North Branch VineyardsJohn and Katherine McCann – Montpelier, VTFamily owned and operated, established in 2007, North Branch Vineyards is a small winery, which lies beside the North Branch River, a branch on the Winooski River in Montpelier’s picturesque valley. O, W
Products at market — Vermont grown wine.
Peg’s Pantry
Peggy Thompson – Orange, VT
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Peggy Thompson is a home gardener with a small fruit orchard. Peg’s Pantry offers a large variety of canned jams, jelly, pie fillings, and fruit sauces. You can also pick up a variety of fruit pies, fruit bread, homemade doughnuts, bagels and pound cakes.
Randy George & Eliza Cain – Middlesex, Vermont
At Red Hen Baking Company, we specialize in long-fermented, handmade, hearth baked breads. Most of our breads are naturally leavened. This process involves maintaining starters that have support a population of wild yeasts and beneficial bacteria. The breads made in this manner are chewier and more flavorful than breads leavened with commercial yeast. Our breads are Certified Organic and many of them make use of local ingredients. After eight and a half years of running the business in Duxbury, Randy George and Eliza Cain, co-owners, moved the bakery to a new home in Middlesex in November 2007. The new location operates as the wholesale bread bakery and also offers a café serving espresso drinks, pastries and our breads. We have been selling our certified organic, naturally-leavened, hearth-baked bread every summer at The Montpelier Farmer’s Market since 2000. We use locally grown whole wheat flour from Gleason Grains (Bridport), Yukon gold potatoes from Foote Brook Farm (Johnson), local maple syrup in our sticky buns and we shop at the farmer’s market weekly during the season to select toppings for our seasonal brioche tarts. O, T, W
Products at market — 12 varieties of certified organic, naturally leavened breads and rolls, sticky buns, and brioche tarts, panettone in season.
bread@redhenbaking.com
www.redhenbaking.com
Samosaman
Fuad Ndibalema & Fatu Kankolongo – Barre, VT
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Products at market — several varieties of samosas.
Vermont Switchel Company
Susan Alexander– Cabot, VT
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Products at market — Switchel. Crafted in Vermont using authentic ingredients, this one-of-a-kind beverage combines the natural sweetness of maple syrup with the tanginess of organic apple cider vinegar with added hints of lemon, ginger and blackstrap molasses. Switchel was traditionally used by Vermont farmers to slake their thirst and provide natural energy while haying. As a modern day alternative to conventional sports drinks, Switchel provides hydration therapy and restores depleted minerals in the body. It has a crisp, clean flavor with a long, smooth finish. Like most dairy farmers at the time, our ancestors would mix up a jug of Switchel in the morning and put it in a nearby brook while they were haying. This beverage would keep them satiated until they made it back to the farmhouse in the evening.
Wise Owl Bakery
Marisa Keller – Montpelier, VT
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Products at market — cookies, muffins, cakes, scones and other baked goods.
Woodbelly Pizza
Jonah Bourne– Cabot, VT
We bake artisan pizza on-site in a mobile oven using ingredients from local farms. Each day brings a different selection of toppings depending on the season and what’s fresh at market that morning. We use a wild-yeasted whole grain dough as our base and build up from there with our homemade sauces, pestos, and local meats, vegetables, and cheeses. We are also available for catering. O
Products at market — pizzas using local ingredients, cooked on site in wood fired oven
slice@woodbellypizza.com
www.woodbellypizza.com
Art/Crafts
Art Tiles
Janice Walrafen – East Montpelier, VT
Art Tiles Studio is located at AllTogetherNow! a place for creative learning for people of all ages. Janice’s art is inspired by her great love of and great joy from nature and a recognition of our interconnectedness and interdependence. O, T
Products at market — handmade decorative relief tiles, field tile, and custom design tile and murals, tile tabletops, wall sculptures, vases, and planters
Euphorium
Robin L. Clements – West Danville, VT
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Products at market — hand painted and inked functional art, frames, flower pots, vases, boxes, mirrors, candle sticks, magnets, and jewelry.
French Metal Works
Jesse French – Montpelier, VT
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Products at market — handmade sterling silver jewelry with gold and stones.
Gabriel Glass
Gabriel Cole – Williamstown, VT
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Products at market — blown glass bowls, vases, wine glasses, ornaments.
Hardwood Cutting Boards
Jeff Tracy – Brookfield, VT
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Products at market — Six different sized hardwood cutting boards and granite hot plates.
hardwoodboards@yahoo.com
Khaos Designs
David Kaczynski – Worcester, VT
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Products at market — Silver jewelry and accessories
Inger Swingforth Photography
Inger Swingforth – Topsham, VT
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Products at market — Letter Art & Letter Art Cards.
Knox Mountain Bags
Jen Lloyd – Orange, VT
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Products at market — Handmade cotton bags of various types and sizes (purses, totes, zippered pouches, wallets, diaper bags, etc.) from an off-grid home in Orange.
Maiden Vermont T’s/Phyllis Chase Fine Art
Phyllis Chase – Calais, VT
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Products at market — Hand Silkscreened T Shirts; Limited Edition Giclee Prints; Notecards
Pottery Corner
Susan Bradt & Linda Schutz – Calais, VT
Products at market — functional and decorative pottery, including vases, mugs, bowls, trays, leaf plates, garden sculpture, jars, canisters, boxes, earth pockets, soap dishes. O, W
Shining Seeds Soap
Ryan Perryman – Craftsbury, VT
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Products at market — many varieties of herbal soaps.
Stencil and Stone
Larry Fafard & Darlene Chatot – Morrisville, VT
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Products at market — slate garden markers, trivets, coasters, welcome signs.
Twisted Sisters Pottery
Bonnie Seidman & Enid Angstreich – Plainfield and Berlin, VT
Functional and sculptural ceramics inspired by and created in the Green Mountains.
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Products at market — mugs, bowls, platters, vases and tiles, both thrown and hand built in porcelain and stoneware clays. Also featuring sculptural and whimsical art ceramics and bonsai planters.
Vermana Herbals
Carly Harrison – Hyde Park, VT
Vermana Herbals is a locally based herbal company selling herbal tinctures, hand blended teas, and other herbal remedies.
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Products at market — Single extracts: Blessed Thistle, Spilanthes, Hawthorn, Reishi Mushroom, Echinacea Root, Red Clover, Vitex, Chickweed, Blended extracts: Rosie Day Glycerite, Adult Immune Blend, Adult Allergy Soother, Winter Blend, Throat Spray, Aromatherapy Products: Hippie Bug Spray, Herbal Yoga Mat Spray
Wayfarer Baskets
Kathy & Tom Couture – Barre, VT
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Products at market — baskets, wood bowls and cutting boards, ornaments, antler items, books.
The Wool Shed at Frostbite Falls Farm
Barbara Tonnissen – Worcester, VT
In business since June, 2001 with a mission to offer all yarns that directly come from Vermont producers and farms. The fiber farm consists of cormo, merino, and cormo x sheep, alpaca, llama, and angora rabbits. O, T, W
Products at market — handspun yarns from the Frostbite Falls Farm flock; 100% VT wool yarns, dyed and hand painted; spinning & felting fibers; hand knitted hats, socks, scarves, sweaters and shawls.
