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CitySeed Farmers Markets and Local Food Markets welcome interest from new Connecticut farms and food vendors. Please review the process below before applying. Vendors must be Connecticut farmers or producers who sell what they grow, raise, or produce on their own farm or in their own facility. Reselling, crafts without an agricultural component, and food producers that do not use at least one Connecticut grown agricultural ingredient are not permitted. If you need support sourcing local ingredients, please reach out for recommendations. Qualified applicants must review the complete market guidelines prior to contacting CitySeed or submitting an application. The guidelines ensure that CitySeed markets advance our mission and reflect the diversity of our community. They outline vendor selection criteria, market procedures, attendance requirements, and fees. As part of the application pr...

CitySeed Farmers Markets and Local Food Markets welcome interest from new Connecticut farms and food vendors. Please review the process below before applying. Vendors must be Connecticut farmers or producers who sell what they grow, raise, or produce on their own farm or in their own facility. Reselling, crafts without an agricultural component, and food producers that do not use at least one Connecticut grown agricultural ingredient are not permitted. If you need support sourcing local ingredients, please reach out for recommendations. Qualified applicants must review the complete market guidelines prior to contacting CitySeed or submitting an application. The guidelines ensure that CitySeed markets advance our mission and reflect the diversity of our community. They outline vendor selection criteria, market procedures, attendance requirements, and fees. As part of the application pr...

CitySeed’s vibrant year round farmers markets provide a direct connection to Connecticut agricultural vendors, including farms, nurseries, bakeries, cheese makers, and specialty food producers. Our markets bring Connecticut grown produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and more to New Haven neighborhoods, while providing vital economic opportunity for regional farmers and food businesses that source locally. As part of our commitment to expanding access to fresh, local food, CitySeed markets accept and double benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Connecticut Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). CitySeed farmers markets are producer-only, which means everything sold was grown or produced by the vendor. As a result, offerings are seasonal and reflect what is grown in Connecticut at different times of year . For the best selection, we recommend arri...

CitySeed is cultivating a Greater New Haven where everyone has access to good food: fresh, local, nutrient-rich, culturally-affirming, supportive of our local economy, and rooted in connection. We partner with farmers, chefs, and food business operators to turn skills and passions into sustainable livelihoods. By breaking down barriers, CitySeed ensures that good food reaches those who need it most and builds opportunity in the food system. We tackle challenges to farm viability, food access, food entrepreneurship, and culinary employment to nurture a thriving, equitable community where good food and economic opportunity are accessible to all. Through markets that connect neighbors with local producers, food business support that grows emerging enterprises, and workforce training that prepares new chefs for culinary careers, CitySeed generates millions annually for developing farmers,...

CitySeed’s vibrant year round farmers markets provide a direct connection to Connecticut agricultural vendors, including farms, nurseries, bakeries, cheese makers, and specialty food producers. Our markets bring Connecticut grown produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and more to New Haven neighborhoods, while providing vital economic opportunity for regional farmers and food businesses that source locally. As part of our commitment to expanding access to fresh, local food, CitySeed markets accept and double benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Connecticut Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). CitySeed farmers markets are producer-only, which means everything sold was grown or produced by the vendor. As a result, offerings are seasonal and reflect what is grown in Connecticut at different times of year . For the best selection, we recommend arri...

Winterfair opens on the second level of New Haven Union Station's Great Hall for seven market days starting the first Saturday after Thanksgiving. This year it runs Saturdays and Sundays, 11 am to 4 pm, from November 28 through December 20, with more than 30 vendors each day and over 100 small businesses taking part overall.

The 52nd Annual Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival takes place Sunday, April 19, 2026, from noon to 4:30 pm at Wooster Square Park in New Haven, Connecticut. The springtime tradition celebrates the park's flowering cherry trees with music, food and family activities, including a Children's Zone and an Italian Heritage Zone.