Serving Up Vermont

The City Market Community and Marketing Team at Member Meeting 2023
Posted by csehr on May 1, 2024

Three Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About City Market Membership

There are so many great reasons to become a City Market Member that it can be hard to keep track! Here are three of our favorites:
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A person pulls a cart along a walking path through a farm. He passes solar panels and a greenhouse. A light snow dusts the field and fills the air.
Posted by csehr on April 3, 2024

Meet Trillium Hill Farm

Driving out to a Vermont farm conjures images of open landscapes and dirt roads – but Trillium Hill farm is incredibly easy to get to. They’re nestled right in the heart of Hinesburg, Vermont. If it seems odd to see working land tucked amidst apartment buildings, neighborhoods and corner stores, consider that James Donegan’s family has been working the land there for six generations. In many ways, Hinesburg is growing up around them.
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A glowing golden field nestled in a valley. To the right, there is a red tractor partially in frame.

Meet Laughing Child Farm

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A greenhouse is covered in snow. It sits in front of a treeline. Above the treeline, the sun casts a bright halo in a bright blue sky dusted with white wispy clouds.

Meet Burnt Rock Farm

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A person stands leaning against a railing of a mezzanine overlooking the South End City Market store. She is wearing a blue shirt and black pants. She has long dark hair and is smiling. Behind her, lights and piping hang from the ceiling. Behind the lights, there is a mural.

Meet the Artist: Christine Tyler Hill on Creating City Market’s 50th Anniversary Artwork

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Dark green illustrations adorn a light green background. At the bottom of the drawings there are two thin monochrome bars of rust red and brown. On top of the drawing there is a dark green rectangle with a rounded top and bottom. The words "Celebrating 50 Years of Food with Purpose" are printed in white inside the rectangle. The "0" in the 50 consists of an onion.

A Third Place: 50 Years of Co-op Memories

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In the front left, a leafy green plant sits inside a bright, airy office space. The back wall of the office has a mural with teal, gold and blue shapes on a while background.

Earth Week Spotlight: 1% for the Planet

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A brick wall with a quilted banner hung on it covering some windows. The banner reads Organic Matters in golden-rod colored letters on a green background. The rest of the banner is white with a blue border and teal and pale blue mountains with an orange sun.

A Recap of the 41st Annual NOFA-VT Winter Conference

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A person stands in front of a mural that is painted on the side of a building. The mural has a black background and features brightly-colored flowers and insects. The person is wearing a red plaid shirt and a black mask, and has a table in front of them that is piled high with various squash, apples, cider, and greens.

Co-op Seedling Grant Recipients Strengthen Our Local Food System

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A row of balsam firs stands beside a yellow-painted fire lane. In the background, the top of City Market's South End store is visible. To the right, people unload trees from a Mack truck.

COTS celebrates a quarter-century of giving thanks to City Market

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Getting In the Kitchen This Thanksgiving!

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Meet Our Newest Community Outreach Partners!

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A woman with curly white hair and black rimmed glasses stands in front of a street. She is wearing a blue denim jacket, holding a few sheets of paper, and smiling widely.

Age Well Builds Food Security for Older Vermonters

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12 people are arranged in a semicircle at the right of the photo. Some are sitting and some are standing on a grassy field. To their left, a person is sitting in a field of dirt. They are wearing a green shirt and brown hat, and they are holding a sapling.

COTS Tree Sale Impact: Planting Trees with the Intervale Center

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