Woodstock Farmers’ Market on the Green: What to Know and What to Bring

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Nothing is more quintessentially Vermont than spending an afternoon at the Woodstock, VT, farmers’ market. Market on the Green is one of the most beloved community events in the area, perfect for locals and visitors. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of a day at the market. 

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About the Market on the Green

Market on the Green is a seasonal outdoor market held on Woodstock’s Village Green. The market happens every Wednesday from June through October, from 3 PM to 6 PM. 

The vendor mix changes throughout the season, so every visit feels a little different and gives you a reason to keep coming back. You might find fresh bouquets from Brook & Blossom, seasonal produce from local farms like High Low Farm, and prepared foods from local vendors such as Ana’s Empanadas

The market has a community-focused character that’s part of what makes Woodstock such a special place. It’s a chance to meet local growers, discover Vermont-made products, and spend a relaxed afternoon around friendly faces. 

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What to Expect When You Go

The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly. Explore at your own pace. To make the most of your visit, you’ll want to:

  • Bring reusable bags to carry your market finds 
  • Dress appropriately; the market operates come rain or shine
  • Keep your pets on a leash, as they are welcome in most areas 

Public parking is available, but spaces will fill up quickly in the summer. Arrive early for the best parking and the best selection within the market. 

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5 Places to Visit Around Woodstock

Before or after a visit to the market, you can make a day of it by checking out: 

1. Billings Farm & Museum

A working dairy farm and museum where you can get a hands-on look at Vermont’s agricultural heritage. 

2. Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park

Explore historic trails on a ranger tour through this park dedicated to land conservation.

3. Plymouth Cheese Factory 

If you didn’t get enough cheese at the market, visit one of America’s oldest cheese producers. 

4. Sugarbush Farm

Enjoy complimentary cheese and maple syrup tastings (need we say more?).

5. Aqueduct Trails 

Explore ten miles of trails featuring peaceful woodland walks close to town. 

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Cannabis Picks from Sunday Drive for a Market Day

Pair these products from Sunday Drive with a laid-back day out in Woodstock: 

A Vermont Tradition Worth Experiencing

Market on the Green brings together local food, small businesses, and community spirit. If you are spending time in Woodstock, put this market at the top of your to-do list. Strolling through the market gives you a true sense of village life, and you’ll be craving more. On your way to or from the market, stop by Sunday Drive on Woodstock Road. You can browse our selection of Vermont-grown cannabis and get recommendations from our friendly, local team. 

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