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In 1979, Hartford Food System took over the management of a farmers market that had started the previous year at Hartford’s historic Old State House, later adding four new markets in Hartford’s lower-income neighborhoods. In 2008, HFS and the City of Hartford launched the North End Farmers Market. Opening day festivities included programs for children, musical entertainment, and live cooking demonstrations. Every summer the market provides fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables from area farms. Each year, more than 5,000 visitors come to the market and buy produce provided by local farms. The North End Farmers Market is a grassroots victory for North End residents who long desired a farmers market in their own community. Hartford Food System supported this effort through a feasibility study published in 2008; we partnered with neighborhood leaders to hire the market coordinator an...

Hartford Food System relies heavily on cooperative working relationships with many other organizations and individuals. Our mission can only be accomplished in partnership with others. While always a “work-in-progress,” this list of partners and collaborators represents a substantial cross-section of the groups and interests with whom Hartford Food System has recently worked. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service Open every Wednesday from June 26th – October 30th 9:00 am – 12:00 pm The North End Farmers Market is a grassroots victory for North End residents who long desired a farmers market in their own community. Hartford Food System supported this effort through a feasibility study published in 2008; we partnered with neighborhood leaders to hire the market coordinator and provide outreach to community residents. A planning team comprised of community res...

Thank you for your interest in our 2026 season! please apply below after reviewing the guidelines and rules for joining - we look forward to having you at the market! City of Hartford Health Department - Farmers' Market License (all food applicants)

<p>Connecticut\'s Old State House Farmers Market Season is every Tuesday and Friday from 10am to 2pm from June 6th to October 10th!</p>\n

Winterfair 2025 takes place inside Hartford Union Station’s Great Hall and will be home to over 30 vendors each of the eight market days starting the first weekend after Thanksgiving. 2026 will be our 6th anniversary! Over 100 small and micro local, diverse businesses are set to participate. Hartford’s Vendor Application is now closed. New Haven application still open here Want to avoid downtown traffic? Leave your car behind! Whether you’re coming from near or far, Winterfair is conveniently accessible with public transportation. Travel by train right into Hartford Union Station with CTrail Hartford Line or get dropped off right in front with CTfastrak or CTtransit. Want to visit Winterfair but downtown parking stresses you out? Don't worry, we are making it easy and offering discounted parking while you shop at Winterfair! If you park in the Spruce Street lot at 36 Spruce Street, Ha...

Capital City Pride is a 501(c)3 non-profit that exists to create community and foster joy. We do this at PrideFest and through our year-round programming that is organized around the Four Pillars of Pride: Education, Family, Wellness, and Community. We produce a wide range of events so that there is something for everyone! Check out the events page for details on upcoming events. Twice a year Capital City Pride hosts a storytelling event featuring local LGBTQ+ residents telling true stories from their lives.... Pride Book Club: A Psalm for the Wild Built, by Becky Chambers Join us in September for the return of the Pride Book Club! In A Psalm for the Wild-Built, bestselling Becky... Join with other kids, friends, and family for the Rainbow Scavenger Hunt! This is a family event where you explore... The work of Capital City Pride is made possible through the generous support of our spo...

<div> Enjoy live music, cold beer, and delicious eats from over 30 food trucks. Whether you’re craving cupcakes and country music, poutine and pop, or just looking for a lobster, lawn games and live music, you’ll find it all at our annual food & music festival. <strong>Interested in vending at this event? Register <a href="https://riverfront.org/vendors2026">here</a>.</strong> <hr /> <strong>Music Schedule: </strong> <strong>Thursday, July 16</strong> <strong>Hartford HealthCare Community Stage</strong> 6 pm: Changes in Latitudes <strong>Upper Plaza Stage</strong> <ul> <li>4 pm: Tweed Sugar</li> <li>5 pm: The POSSM</li> <li>6 pm: Belle of the Fall</li> <li>7 pm: Tom The Suit Forst – Beyond 1969</li> </ul> <strong>Friday, July 17</strong> <strong>Hartford HealthCare Community Stage</strong> <ul> <li>4 pm: Pat Stone</li> <li>5 pm: Two Tone</li> <li>6 pm: Modern Refuge</li> <li>7 pm: Sta...

Come enjoy the many Caribbean Flavors & Festivities in the Heart of Connecticut! In 2006, a group of dedicated Caribbean leaders along with the Caribbean American Young Adults Social and Civic Organization (CAYASCO) partnered with our host Riverfront Recapture Inc. to present the first Taste of the Caribbean & Jerk Festival. At that time a vision was articulated to help enhance the City of Hartford’s revitalization efforts. In its inaugural year, an estimated 7,000 people from a variety of economic backgrounds, nationalities and races visited the Riverfront Plaza. Since its inception, the Taste of the Caribbean & Jerk Festival has grown exponentially. Help us provide the best possible experience by supporting our event. Click Here to learn more about how you can still support us! Are you a prospective vendor? Click Here To Register Connect with us and get realtime updates and photos f...

<div class="kvgmc6g5 cxmmr5t8 oygrvhab hcukyx3x c1et5uql"> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Calling all veterans and military service members! Explore the serene waters of the Connecticut River with our free rowing and kayaking sessions. Thanks to our partnership with the Connecticut Adaptive Rowing Program (CARP) and Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital, this program offers veterans with physical disabilities—including PTSD and/or visual impairments—an opportunity to enjoy outdoor leisure activities and boost their well-being.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Classes will be held at 9 am on June 13 & 27, July 11 & 25, August 15 & 29, September 12 & 26.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Registration: Classes are free, but registration is required. Contact Paige McCullough-Casciano at 860-714-2421 or by <a href="mailto:pmccullo@TrinityHealthOfNE.org">email</a> for more informa...