Farmers' Markets & Food Stamps

You can now use your food stamp benefits to purchase fresh, local products at three of Vermont's farmers' markets:

• Winooski
  Thursdays, 3:30pm to 6:30pm
  In front of the Champlain Mill

• Brattleboro
  Wednesdays, 10:00am to 2:00pm
  Co-op Plaza/Whetstone Pathway, just over Kyle Gilbert Memorial Bridge

  Saturdays, 9:00am to 2:00pm
  0.5 Miles west of I-91 on Rt. 9 in West Brattleboro

• Bellows Falls
  Fridays, 4:00pm to 7:00pm
  Depot Street

• Newport
  Causeway
  Wednesday and Saturday, 9-2

• Capital City Montpelier
  60 State Street
  Saturday, 9-1

• Old North End – Burlington
  H.O. Wheeler
  Tuesday 3-6:30pm

• Burlington Downtown (starting Aug. 2)
  City Hall Park
  Saturday, 8:30-2pm

• Middlebury
  Marble Works
  Wed & Sat 9-12:30pm

• Rutland
  Depot Park
  Tues 3-6pm,Sat 9-2pm

• Bellows Falls
  Waypoint Center
  Fri 4-7pm

• Brattleboro
  Wed 10-2pm, Co-op Plaza
  Sat 9-2pm, Rt 9, past covered bridge

• Walloomsac (Bennington)
  Bennington Station
  Tues 3:30-5:30pm, Sat 10-1pm

• Lamoille Valley Year Round Farmers Artisan Market
  Pleasant St. Downtown Morrisville
  Wed. 3pm-7pm year round

Visit the EBT/Debit Card stand at one of the above farmers' markets...

1. Swipe your EBT card
2. Receive the wooden tokens
3. Use wooden tokens to buy market products

You decide how much you want to spend
($1 tokens for EBT food, $5 for Debit/EBT cash)

Please note * $1 EBT coupons may only be used to by foods eligible under Food Stamp Program rules