Burlington Farmers Market

"This was a nice farmers market. It was a little on the small side compared to some of the larger markets in my area in Virginia. We were there in mid October. Walkable to other fun stops like Citizen Cider, etc."

"Make sure you reach there by 9am if you don't want to miss any item, also it gets crowded later. Fresh veggies, maple syrups, and lots of other items. Varieties of food options available too."

"Cute little farmer’s market. Prepared food stands, vegetable & flower/plant stands, honey & maple syrup stands, asome art/craft stands, and a couple liquor stands. Dog friendly with water bowls for the pups at several stands. There is no shade, but it’s small enough that you can see all of it before getting too hot - and most stands have tents large enough to provide temporary shade."

"Always a great time. Wear sunscreen. Bring the kids. Bring the dog. Try the samples. Get a cold drink on ice. The Burlington Farmers Market is always a great time. I feel so fortunate to have the privilege of living in such a thriving community with delicious cuisine, talented artists and a great variety of new things to try. This place is always a blast. My only tip is to bike or walk if you can or arrive a little early to ensure a parking spot."

"Amazing Farmers Market with the required fruits, veggies, dairy, animal products, baked goods. What makes it different from other markets is that there are loads of prepared foods like sandwiches, momos, dumplings, tamales, special drinks and artisan products like pottery, art prints, carved rolling pins. There are also tables to sit at. Absolutely worth the trip. Oh you can also use your SNAP/EBT balance to buy tokens to purchase fruits and veg!"