Our Vendors

Eaglewood Farm-Hailing from New Hartford, Dave Finn the owner of Eaglewood Farms attends the market every week with all natural pork in a variety of cuts including some specialty sauages like chorizo. Dave also carrys a selection of chicken, duck and quail eggs.

Little Farm on Main and Cows around the corner : make cow and goat cheeses along with bottled cow and goat milk their products are available at Daffodil Hill Growers tent

Wood You Believe It- Darrell carves beautiful pieces from local wood using just a chainsaw. His pieces range from fairy tables and chairs, to tree and mushroom sculpture, along with bird houses, and bird feeders.

Wave Hill Bread- Wave Hill Breads was founded in Wilton, CT in 2005 . They began by making their signature crusty and chewy French Pain de Campagne, their only bread for the first five years., Witht their move to 30 High Street in Norwalk in 2011, they introduced two additional breads, a Ciabatta with Olives (Kalamata and Green) and Roasted Red Peppers, and a Whole Grain Multi-Grain boule.  Long time baker for wave hill bread Tim Topi and his wife Angela purchased the business and continue to expand their product line with exciting items !

Vaszauskas Farm - Anthony Calabrese is the owner of Vaszauskas Farm. Founded in 1950 by the Vaszauskas family, the 300 acre farm grows a variety of crops including butter and sugar corn as well as silver queen corn. They also have a farm stand in Middlebury, CT

Daffodil Hill Growers- Daffodil Hill Growers represents the third generation of farming for the Blersch family, Sara the 3rd generation began working the land of her family's farm in 2004 with the help of her parents Dave and Kathy, sister Laura, and husband Dan they have painstakingly turned their 20 acre parcel in Southbury back into a working farm with 10,000 sq feet of greenhouses growing annuals, herbs and perennials along with 12 acres of field grown vegetables including their famous heirloom tomatoes !

Purfect Pooch- All natural chicken and beef jerky for man's best friend ! They also have sweet poato and carrot varieties. All natural and gluten free !

Daily Fare- Rob and Robin are the owners of the Daily Fare located in the Bethel train station, they specialize in making cornish style meat pies know as pasty (pronounced pastee). They have lots of different flavors of pasty along with fruit bars, granola bars, magic bars and other goodies for your sweet tooth. They are a great addition to the market and we are happy to have them !

Marlenes Ariston Products: greek olive oils and vinegars along with glazes 

Contact Details

Bethel Farmers' Market

67 Stony Hill Rd

Bethel, CT  

 

 

Market Hours

Every Saturday May- December 9am - 1pm

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