We are happy to announce that we are now able to accept EBT cards (food stamps) at the market. Go to the Market Manager's booth where you will be able to swipe your EBT card and receive market tokens which you can use to purchase food from the market vendors. FMI, call Market Manager Boo Hubbard at 582-3950.

The Gardiner Farmers' Market on The Common got off to a great start on Wednesday May 20th. Nine vendors participated in the opening day: Borealis Breads, Geroux's Cafe Mixes, Laughing Stock Farm, Long Meadow Farm, Marcia Dunn, Sherman Farm, Snafu Acres Dairy Farm, Sparrow Farm, and Webb Family Farm. It was a beautiful day and there were lots of market customers. We look forward to having Albee Farming, County Fair Farm, Popp Farm, and Stonecipher Farm join the market in mid-late June.

The Summer Market returns to the Gardiner Commons on Wednesday, May 20. The market will be open from 2-6 p.m. every Wednesday until October 28. Stay tuned for information on vendors and events!



Popp's Farm will be returning to the Gardiner Farmers' Market along with many other vendors.

   Look for the live veggies on Opening Day!


    

Sharon Geroux, owner of Geroux's Cafe Mixes, is one of the vendors participating at the Winter Gardiner Farmers' Market. Check out her website at http://www.gerouxsgifts.com/

at Gardiner United Congregational Church "The Yellow Church"

46 Church Street (just up the street from City Hall)

Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month

2pm - 6pm

Featuring Borealis Bread, Chase Family Farm, Geroux's Cafe Mixes, Laughingstock Farm, Long Meadow Farm, Pleasant Pond Orchard, Popp Farm, Pudleduk Family Farm, Sherman Farm, Snafu Acres, Sparrow Farm, and Sweet Pea Foods bringing you bread, baked goods, eggs, raw cow's milk, butter, goat cheese & milk, jams & spreads, handmade soaps & lotions, cranberries, apples, winter veggies, beef, veal, pork, chicken, honey, maple syrup, yarn & wool products, granola and MORE! 

Brought to you by Gardiner Main Street

Sponsored by Gardiner Family Chiropractic

Market dates for December: December 3 and December 17

Come to the market for all your holiday needs. Baked goods, jams, jellies, cranberries,eggs, milk (cow and goat), cheese,  wreaths, organic coffee, handmade soap, fresh veggies, and more!