Your neighborhood farmers market, gathering the region's best growers, bakers, and makers every week.
When to Visit
Every market brings a curated selection of local vendors. Different days feature different specialties — come to both for the full experience.
Our flagship weekly event. Over 60 vendors filling the plaza with fresh produce, prepared foods, flowers, crafts, and live music. Bring the whole family.
A smaller, focused midweek market perfect for picking up fresh produce on your way home. Select vendors, fast and friendly — stocking up made easy.
Why It Matters
Shopping local keeps your food dollars in the region, supports farm families, and connects you directly with the people who grow your food.
Our produce travels an average of 80 miles — harvested within 24 hours of sale. Grocery store produce averages over 1,500 miles and days in transit. Taste the difference.
Every vendor at Harvest & Grove is vetted and local. Ask about growing practices, get recipes, and build relationships with the people feeding your family. Radical transparency by default.
For every $1 spent at a local farmers market, up to $1.76 stays in the regional economy. Your weekly shop is an investment in your community's farms, families, and future.
Our Principles
Six commitments that guide every decision we make, from who vends to how we run each market day.
We only carry what's in season. No out-of-season imports. No warehoused produce. What you find today was grown or made within the week.
All vendors must source within 150 miles of the market. We verify every vendor annually and publish their farm locations on our vendor map.
We prioritize vendors who farm regeneratively, use no synthetic pesticides, and are working toward or hold organic certification.
Vendor fees are kept intentionally low. Farmers keep what they earn. We exist to support their livelihoods, not extract from them.
We accept EBT/SNAP and offer market tokens so everyone in our community can access fresh, local food regardless of income.
Compostable packaging required. On-site compost and recycling at every market. We're working toward a fully zero-waste event by 2026.
Meet Our Makers
Every stall has a story. Here are a few of the faces and families that make our market what it is.
Third-generation family farm nestled in the foothills. Tom and Maria Chen grow over 80 varieties of vegetables, specializing in heirloom tomatoes, winter squash, and leafy greens using biodynamic methods.
James Okafor started baking in his garage. Now his long-fermented sourdoughs, hand-laminated pastries, and ancient grain loaves have a weekly following that lines up before 8am. Sold out by 10, every time.
Seasonal cut flowers grown without pesticides by Sara and Dylan Reyes on their two-acre flower farm. Each arrangement is assembled on the morning of market — no cold storage, no floral foam, no chemicals.
Our Network
Over 40 local farms, ranches, and food makers within 150 miles of the market.
Mixed vegetables · 12 mi away
Pastured eggs & poultry · 34 mi away
Raw honey & beeswax · 22 mi away
Artisan cheese & dairy · 45 mi away
Medicinal & culinary herbs · 8 mi away
Stone fruit & apples · 67 mi away
Mixed vegetables · 12 mi away
Pastured eggs & poultry · 34 mi away
Raw honey & beeswax · 22 mi away
Artisan cheese & dairy · 45 mi away
Medicinal & culinary herbs · 8 mi away
Stone fruit & apples · 67 mi away
Now at the Market
Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Sun Gold
Peak SeasonPeaches, nectarines, apricots, plums
Peak SeasonRaw, unfiltered, local harvest
Year RoundZucchini, yellow squash, pattypan
Peak SeasonCome Find Us
Join thousands of neighbors who've made Harvest & Grove part of their weekend ritual. Fresh air, fresh food, and faces you'll recognize every week.
Questions & Answers
Still have questions? Email us at hello@harvestandgrove.com
Saturday market runs 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM and Wednesday market runs 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM, both at Riverside Plaza, 400 Grove Street. Free parking is available in the adjacent lot. We operate rain or shine, year-round — vendors are equipped with canopies for all weather.
Always. Harvest & Grove is free to attend for everyone. We believe that access to fresh local food shouldn't have a cover charge. We accept EBT/SNAP cards and offer a 2-for-1 matching program on tokens for qualifying shoppers.
Leashed, friendly dogs are welcome at the Saturday market! We ask that dogs stay out of food preparation areas and that you clean up after them. Several of our vendors even keep dog treats on hand. Dogs are not permitted at the Wednesday market due to space constraints.
Every vendor is reviewed by our market committee. We require that producers grow or make their own products within 150 miles of the market. We conduct annual farm visits for all produce vendors and require documentation of growing practices. We prioritize vendors who are working toward or hold organic, biodynamic, or Certified Naturally Grown status.
Many of our vendors offer pre-orders through their own websites or our market app. Pre-orders can be picked up at their stall on market day. This is especially popular for Hearth & Stone Bakery (which sells out early) and Millstone Creamery's specialty cheeses. Check each vendor's profile on our website.
Yes — all vendors are required to accept major credit and debit cards. Many also accept Apple Pay and Google Pay. We also have an ATM on-site and offer market tokens that can be purchased with a card and used at any vendor, including those who prefer cash transactions.
Complete the vendor application on this page (scroll down to the contact section and select "Become a Vendor"). We review applications on a rolling basis and prioritize products not currently well-represented at the market. The application asks for information about your farm/operation, your products, and your growing or production methods. We aim to respond within two weeks.
Saturday market stall fees start at $35/day for a 10×10 space. Season passes (all 52 Saturdays) are available at a discounted rate of $1,400/year. Wednesday market fees are $20/day. We also offer a reduced-fee program for new vendors in their first season and for small farms under 5 acres. No commission on sales — ever.
Yes, we welcome jams, pickles, sauces, baked goods, hot prepared foods, and other value-added products. All processed food vendors must hold the appropriate state cottage food or commercial kitchen permits, and at least one key ingredient must be locally sourced. We can provide a list of approved shared-use commercial kitchens in the area if needed.
Get In Touch
Whether you're looking to visit, shop, vend, or volunteer — we'd love to hear from you. Fill out the form and we'll get back to you within a business day.