The Champlain Islands Farmers' Market connects our community to the great farms, specialty food business', and artisan studios in the Champlain Islands. It is a vibrant market that provides the towns of Grand Isle and South Hero with a community gathering place, while acting as a marketplace for local businesses. 

Located in the beautiful Champlain Islands, surrounded by Lake Champlain and bordered by the Green Mountains of Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains of New York, we are a short drive from Burlington and Plattsburgh and a superb place for a day trip!  The Champlain Islands are filled with wonderful farm stands, restaurants, and cafés that use the highest quality local ingredients, and many fun activities like bicycle touring, fishing, and boating.

The farmers' market represents the very best of local products available in our area.  Our vendors sell a wide range of products including: fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, eggs, grass fed beef, pasture raised chicken, fresh baked breads, pastries, pies, ethnic dishes,  jams, pickles, applesauce, hand spun yarns, hand carved wooden bowls and tools, hand crafted jewelry and metalwork, hand-made soaps, and more.  See our vendor page to learn more about our farmers, bakers, chefs, and artists, and visit their web pages to learn more about the work that they do. 

We also hold special events throughout the summer including: live music, cooking demonstrations, and agricultural displays.  See our special events page for more details.

The great thing about farmers' markets is that you will find the very freshest local foods, prepared foods, and baked goods made in small, high quality batches, and unique artisan crafts.  While many of our vendors attend the market throughout the year, their products change as new crops ripen and the seasons change.  Some of the products that you will find at the Champlain Islands Farmers' Market include:

  Berries
  Bread
  Clothing
  Cookies
  Eggs
  Flatbread Pizza
  Flowers
  Free-range Chicken
  Fruits
  Glasswork
  Granola
  Grass-fed Beef
  Herbs
  Honey
  Jams and Jellies
  Jewelry
  Lotions
  Maple Syrup
  Metalwork
  Pasta
  Photographs
  Pickles and Preserves
  Pies
  Plants
  Salsa and Pesto
  Soaps
  Specialty Foods
  Vegetables
  Wine
  Woodwork
  Wool
  Yarn