Billings Forge Farmers Market
563 Broad Sr, Hartford
137 markets in 87 cities and towns, from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory (refreshed October 27, 2026).
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563 Broad Sr, Hartford
539 Broad Street, Hartford
136 Capital Ave., First Presbyterian Church of Hartford, Hartford
Billings Forge Green at 539 Broad Street/The Studio, 563 Broad Street, Hartford
156 Capitol Avenue, Hartford
Corner of Park St. & Washington St., Walgreen's parking lot, Hartford
115 Water Street, New Haven
197 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven
W Rock Ave, New Haven
511 Chapel Street, New Haven
Corner of Temple St. and Chapel St., in front of City Hall, New Haven
W. Rock Ave. and Whalley Ave., Edgewood Park, New Haven
1189 Post Rd (behind TREK bike store), Fairfield
1215 Post Rd., Fairfield
75 Hillside Rd., Between Hillside and Bronson, Fairfield
75 Hillside Road, Fairfield
75 Hillside Road (between Hillside and Bronson Roads), Fairfield
1873 Hillside Road Greenfield Grange Hall, Fairfield
481 Brewster Street, Bridgeport
Main St. and Bank St., McLevy Green, Bridgeport
985 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport
877 Park Avenue, Bridgeport
161 Hillstown Road, Manchester
163 Spruce St., Manchester
153 Spruce Street, Manchester
108 West Main Street (Wasson Field), Milford
1339 New Haven Avenue, Milford
120 Bridgeport Ave (RT. 1), Milford
50 Imperial Avenue, Westport
399 Post Rd. West, Westport
399 Post Rd. West, Westport
100 Pocono Rd, Brookfield
100 Pocono Rd., Brookfield
23 Ridge Road, Chester
23 Main Street in Chester Center, Chester
Kennedy Park, Danbury
1 Patriot Drive, Danbury
Arbor Park, Main Street, Ellington
37 Maple St, ELLINGTON
71 North St., Goshen
42 Ives Rd., Miranda Vineyard, Goshen
The USDA National Farmers Market Directory lists 137 farmers markets in Connecticut, in 87 cities and towns. The most are in Hartford (11), New Haven (11), Fairfield (6).
11 markets in Connecticut report accepting SNAP/EBT, including Bantam Community Farmers Market, Collinsville Farmers Market, Danbury Farmers' Market. Confirm with the market before you go.
1 Connecticut markets report being indoors for all or part of the season: South Windsor Farmers' Market.
See what's in season and shopping tips. Market managers can update their listing in the USDA Local Food Directories.
Source: USDA AMS National Farmers Market Directory · Data last updated October 27, 2026 · How we use it