Show Us Your Shelburne — the Shelburne Farmers Market 2026 Community Art Contest
Calling all artists — our first-ever community art contest is open. Show us your Shelburne in any medium and enter your original work by July 29. Winners are revealed on Shelburne Day, August 15.
Enter by July 29
Here's what's on tap this Saturday at the Shelburne Farmers Market — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Shelburne Parade Grounds.
“We love the sense of community at the Shelburne Farmers Market. There is something incredibly special about sharing what we've grown with our own hands and connecting with people who value local food, flowers, and the stories behind them.”
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Community & Civic
Say hello to some of the people who help keep Shelburne running — town and state leaders, and civic partners from Experience Shelburne. Stop by and ask them anything.
Michael Ashooh
Michael Ashooh
Shelburne Selectboard
Jeff Carr
Jeff Carr
Finance, development & regional-planning committees
Thomas Chittenden
Thomas Chittenden
State Senator, Chittenden Southeast
Tom Denenberg
Tom Denenberg
Experience Shelburne Vice Chair · Director, Shelburne Museum
Joan Goldstein
Joan Goldstein
Experience Shelburne Vice Chair · CEO, Vermont Economic Development Authority
 
Live music
Live music on the green with AA + J.
AA + J
AA + J
 
Vendor Highlights
Sweet Roots Farm
Certified Organic blueberries — pick-your-own and pre-picked — plus berries, tree fruit, and cut flowers from a Charlotte family farm
Farmer Hil
Hand-tended specialty vegetables from North Ferrisburgh — salad greens, unusual chicories, and cucamelons grown for flavor
Plouffe Lane Garden Co.
Seasonal vegetables, herbs, and flowers — tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, lettuce, and beans from a Charlotte garden farm
New Moon Catering
Texas-style BBQ from a Burlington kitchen — 16-hour smoked brisket, Pa's chicken, and house-made sauces, pickles, and sides
Vermont Sake
Small-batch Vermont sake — hazy junmai and pét-nat batches — plus house-roasted coffee, from a Monkton pico-brewery
Julie Lerman Pottery
Wood-fired and functional ceramics — mugs, bowls, pitchers, and vases, including raku, by a Huntington potter
See This Saturday's Full Vendor List →
Plan Your Visit
Getting There
The market sets up on the Shelburne Parade Grounds, at the corner of Shelburne Road and Church Street. See the parking map for nearby lots.
Make a Day of It
The Shelburne Country Store, Barkeaters, and all the shops and trails of the village are a short stroll from the Parade Grounds. Explore what else to do in Shelburne.
★ Show Us Your Shelburne — enter the 2026 Community Art Contest by July 29.
Enter the contest
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