Looking For Some Fresh Produce? Try The Old Saybrook Farmer's Market Wednesday And Saturday.

This information was provided by the Old Saybrook Farmer's Market: 

Old Saybrook Farmers Market is in full swing providing fresh and local foods and crafts!

Since 1998 the Old Saybrook Farmer’s Market has been offering Connecticut Grown or Made products and produce to an appreciative crowd – having grown from just 2 vendors to 24 vendors today!

Open every Wednesday from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm thru October 30th with vendors supplying an abundance of high quality produce picked only hours before your arrival, and breads and bakery items baked fresh that day.

You will find organic and pesticide free fruits and vegetables, local honey, free range eggs, as well as beef, pork and fish alongside award winning jams, relishes, guacamole, salsa, pesto, specialty sauces, hummus and more – all hand made with local ingredients.

But it’s not all about food at the Old Saybrook Farmer’s Market. Fine crafted items such as hand woven linens, hand dyed yarn, local wool, hand made clothes, bags, soaps, pottery, a variety of plants and flowers and more, are valuable additions to this market.

"Old Saybrook is one of my favorite markets. It's like coming home from a long vacation & reuniting with old friends/making new ones while providing fresh quality CT produce and products!" said Chris Bassette, founder of the Old Saybrook Farmers Market and partner at Killam & Bassette Farmstead, LLC.

During Saturday hours you can grab a cup of fresh roasted coffee and a delicious bakery item or a hand scooped Italian ice while relaxing and enjoying live music performed by artists such as Glenn Roth, an innovative fingerstyle guitarist and folk artist Geoff Kaufman to name a few. There are demos scheduled from the local martial arts studio Middlesex Tang Soo Do, along with other activities, so be sure to check the website for details! www.oldsaybrookfarmersmarket.com

Old Saybrook Farmers Market is certified by the Connecticut Department of Agriculture and guarantees that everything sold at the market is Connecticut Grown or Made.

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