2022 Vendors
This is the list of vendors that will be at our market this summer. Please view each vendor's website separately to learn more about their products and services. We try to keep this list as up to date as possible. Click here for the entire Vendor Schedule. Please note that the weekly schedule of vendors is subject to change at a moment's notice and is a list to help our shoppers get an idea of who will be there each week.
Pasture-raised, organically-fed, whole chickens, eggs, pork (in winter), celiac-safe, gluten-free baked goods, organically grown vegetables and microgreens, upcycled products.
Paul Gareau, 409-2871
hello@arandano.farm
NY Style Homemade Bagels.
Sheryl Tedford, 344-3390
bagelsfromnh@gmail.com
Various tomato and pepper varieties, corn, squash, herbs.
Biliana Mihaylova, 617-839-6829
bpmihaylova@gmail.com
Blakeney’s Bakery (Contoocook)
Artisan breads, boules, baguettes, batards, limpas, ciabattas, scones, cookies, soft pretzels.
Brenda & David White, 496-4306
blakneysbakery@gmail.com
Canterbury Alpaca and Llama (Canterbury)
Ready to Spin Fleece “Rovings” and large “Farmer’s Market” Shopping Bags.
Pat Peck , 267-7698
nowgoagain@gmail.com
Canterbury Soapworks (Canterbury)
Handmade bath soaps, lotions, bath fizzies (aka bath "bombs"), dish soap, and
laundry soap, lip balm.
Vicki Chase, 731-7653
vickipchase@gmail.com
Coffin Cellars Winery (Webster)
Fruit and Berry Wines and Chaga Mushroom Tincture.
Peter Austin, 731-4563
coffincellarswinery@gmail.com
Diane Louise Paul Leather Artisan (North Hampton)
High quality, one-of-a-kind leather goods.
Diane Louise Paul, 531-1405
Pork, beef, and chicken.
Noah Dumont, 393-0123
dumontfarms@gmail.com
Fen Ridge Farm (Loudon)
Specialty jellies.
Tyler Moser, 267-8929
balefire_7@yahoo.com
Fresh cut flowers, vegetables, and greens.
Minata Toure, 706-748-1468
Hackleboro Orchards (Canterbury)
Orchard and field fruits, vegetables, honey, cider donuts, fresh cider (in season). Asparagus, blueberries, and apples also available at the Canterbury Country Store (in season).
Harry Weiser, 783-4248
bossmohn@msn.com
Lettuce, mixed greens, root vegetables, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, onions, garlic,
herbs, microgreens, and eggs.
Jacob Midura, 657-0194
Liliana Flower Farm (Loudon)
Potted perennials, annuals, vegetable 6-packs.
Anna Carlson, 568-1644
anapiana@aol.com
Marsh Meadow Bison (Canterbury)
Bison meat, bison tallow soap and other related bison products. Available at the
Market or call the farm.
Katie or Wally Archer, 783-0083
marshmeadowbison@gmail.com
Meadows Pond Soaps (Canterbury)
Soaps, lotions, shampoos, lip balms. Also available at the Canterbury Country Store.
Janet King, 227-9989
Meadowspondsoaps@gmail.com
Miss Catherine’s Threads (Franklin)
Hand spun wool yarn, hand knitted hats, scarves, mitts, etc.
Catherine Goodmen, 934-6561
Mountain Music Winery and Vineyards (Thornton)
Wine, dessert toppings, smoked pepperoni.
Alfred Duguay and Amy Pitman, 254-6051
mountainmusicwinery@gmail.com
Nookies Dog Cookies (Contoocook)
All natural small batch dog cookies.
Bonnie Cobb, (302) 249-4274
scapee2019@hotmail.com
North Family Farm (Canterbury)
NH Certified organic maple syrup, maple candy, maple cream, maple sugar, raw honey
from our hives, and cut flowers.
Jill McCullough, 783-4712
jwillymcc@comcast.net
Herbal teas, dried and fresh herbs, fresh and dried flower bouquets.
Ellen O’Donnell, 706-2424
Odonnee6@gmail.com
Old Ways Traditions (Canterbury)
Wooden bowls, totes, toys and pegboard.
Dave Emerson, 783-4403
ademerson4180@gmail.com
Petals in the Pines (Canterbury)
Fresh-cut floral bouquets and designs from our gardens (seasonal); leaf stem bird baths,
planters, Lazy Susan’s. Botanical-themed silk scarves. Swedish almond cakes.
Donna Miller, 783-0220
donna@petalsinthepines.com
Piper Brook Sweets & Treats (Wilmot)
Cakes-loaf/layer; international treats-German, Italian, Mexican, Cuban, Scottish, etc; gourmet marshmallows & s'mores kits; homemade corn tortillas.
Adele Moffatt, 760-610-3975
Purely Wholesome Farm (Loudon)
Raw goat milk, handcrafted raw goat and cow milk cheeses, fresh homemade butter, goat milk soaps and lotions and other products.
Dennis Schaefer, 988-4109
purelywholesome@gmail.com
Roving Vines Farm (Chichester)
Arranged native wildflower, perennial and annual flower bouquets. Build your own flower
bouquet bar.
Caitlin Hoffman, 568-9695
Salvatore Family Farm (Chichester)
Organic saffron and saffron infused raw honey, saffron extract, saffron teas, saffron tinctures, saffron petal soy candles, saffron infused salves and masks.
Ashley Salvatore, 860-1490
Sloping Acres Farm (Canterbury)
Sweet corn and beef.
Nicole Glines, 833-1124
Alpaca products, homemade items, baked goods, herbs, dipping oils, vinegars,
mustards, and jellies.
Barbie Tilton, 783-9436 (Cell) 608-0012
somedayfarmnh@aol.com
Suzanne Connor (Northfield)
Original fiber art pieces in two collections – Ocean and Rainforest
Suzanne Connor, 934-6248
quiltmaker@metrocast.net
Baked goods including scones, cookies, cake, pastries, etc.
Chelsea Amott, 856-1588
chelseapoisson@gmail.com
Warner River Produce (Webster)
Wide variety of winter vegetables, greens, microgreens, dried culinary/medicinal herbs and herb blends, apples, frozen blueberries, strawberries and plum tomatoes, dried plum and cherry tomatoes, raw honey, shiitake mushrooms, and chicken and (once in a while) duck eggs
Jim Ramaneck, 491-4203
warnerriverproduce@gmail.com
Hand carved songbirds, Spirit Feathers and feather pins.
Wes Ripple, 934-6248
Maple syrup, cream, sugar, maple infused spices, maple & berry toppings, dryer balls, felted soaps, nesting balls for birds.
Nancy Mangs, 266-7898
Wild Bloom Beer (Henniker)
Beer brewed in NH using local hops & grain from Maine & NH.
Beth Ibitz, (860) 965-9135
beth@wildbloombeer.com
Witching Hour Coffee (Hopkinton)
Freshly roasted, sustainably sourced coffee beans, bags of roasted coffee, individual cups
of hot or iced.
Alysson McKeon, (413) 210-4372
witchinghourcoffee@gmail.com