Winter Farmers Market Opens In Greenwich: See Vendor List

GREENWICH, CT — Greenwich residents don't have to wait until spring and summer to pick up some goodies at the local farmers market.

A winter market opened up at Sam Bridge Nursery at 437 North St. on Jan. 17. The market will run on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through May 2.

"This is a chance for people to shop the best local farmers and artisans from the Greenwich area and there will be local meat, produce, baked goods, greens and more available every week," First Selectman Fred Camillo said in his weekly newsletter to the community. "Given the potential weather challenges of the weeks ahead, the market will be held indoors so you can also check out everything the nursery has for sale during the winter months."

The market is weather permitting. Residents can call Sam Bridge Nursery or email for information. Market updates can also be found on Instagram.

Heavy snow could impact the region this weekend.

Here is a list of weekly vendors:

• Sankow’s Beaver Brook Farm: lamb & chicken, eggs, cheese and prepared foods
• Wave Hill Breads: artisan breads, cookies, and pastries
• Silvia’s Kitchen: Latin American desserts, cakes and pies
• Om Champagne Tea: micro-brewed kombucha teas
• Pesto Bros.: fresh organic basil pesto
• Empanadas On The Go: artisanal foods, baked and frozen empanadas
• Mycelium Farm: locally grown mushrooms
• John Boys Farm: beef, pork, duck, eggs, yogurt and produce
• High Ridge Hydroponics: hydroponic & organic herbs, microgreens & lettuce
• Pickle Culture: pickled olives, mushrooms, and pickles
• Yalla Organics: healthy Mediterranean foods, hummus, pre-packaged salads
• New Petal Flower Farm: locally grown cut flower bouquets
• Sprout Juicery: cold pressed raw juice
• Geremia Gardens: CT grown organic produce and apples

Rotating Vendors

• Sky Sharpening: custom knife and garden tool sharpening
• WE Organics (Start 1/24): herbal wellness & skin care, teas, tinctures & herbs

Sam Bridge Nursery offers year round sales of raw local honey, CT produced maple syrup, herbs, succulents, house plants, and more.