General

The Burlington Farmers’ Market goes indoors from November through April and features seasonal meats, produce, and handmade crafts from dozens of local producers. Once a month, stop by our activity table for fun, hands-on activities for all ages.

Join us at the Intervale Center’s annual winter extravaganza! Stop by to enjoy free ski and snowshoe rentals, food and drink for purchase, a bonfire, and a chili cook-off.  City Market will be at Wintervale with a “Make Your Own Mulling Spice” activity.

Meet over four dozen local producers and sample their delicious products! Door prizes, face painting, and live music provide a fun atmosphere for meeting your local farmers and producers and learning where your food comes from.

What makes food “good?” Does good indicate nutritious? Organic? Vegan? Affordable? Fair trade? Artisanal? Just plain tasty? Really, there is no one answer. Food trends come and go, and vouching for definitive, restrictive food rules can do more harm than good.

Join Shelburne Farms, the Farm-Based Education Network, Vermont Community Garden Network, Vermont Edible Landscapes, and City Market for a film showing of Can You Dig This?, a film that follows the stories of 4 unlikely gardeners in south Los Angeles.

We’re all about celebrating the under-appreciated parsnip this winter, and what better way than to challenge you to a local parsnip recipe contest?  Get creative with this hearty, understated root vegetable and you could win fabulous prizes!

On Thursday, October 1st, 2015 generous restaurants, coops, and food stores statewide will participate in Share the Harvest 2015 by donating a portion of their day’s sales to the Far

Meet over four dozen local producers and sample their delicious products! Door prizes, face painting, and live music provide a fun atmosphere for meeting your local farmers and learning where your food comes from.