Market is Closed for Winter Break
Thank you to everyone who supported the Easton Drive-Thru Farmers Market in 2020. Easton earned national acclaim for its quick and creative thinking in reinventing the market to reflect the challenges faced by COVID 19. The market will reopen in April for the 2021 season.
Vendor applications are accepted online. The 2021 market application process will be opened in FEBRUARY.
2020 Market Map
Interactive Vendor Map
Click on the map or the link above to see who will be at the market for any given week. Clicking on a numbered space in the interactive Vendor Map will take you to the vendor's product information and website (if available).
MARKET HOURS: Open Saturdays 8am-1pm, Every Saturday, RAIN OR SHINE, April through December, 8am-1pm
WHERE: 100 North Harrison Street (Municipal Parking Lot)
The Easton Farmers Market operates under a public assembly permit from the Town of Easton and Talbot County government, meaning that either entity could close the market if vendors or customers fail to follow public safety rules. For this reason, it is the responsibility of everyone to both follow the rules AND call out/refuse service to customers who fail to do so. Please help keep this market alive and as safe as possible.
REQUIRED: Masks that cover both noses and mouths will be required of everyone at the market – vendors and shoppers alike. The new market layout will be such that every other space in the lot(s) will be utilized. Patrons should enter and exit the market through the roads and never cut between vendors. Customers will be served one at a time keeping appropriate social distance from one another.
HIGHLY ENCOURAGED: Pre-ordering and prepaying whenever possible is still encouraged, as is the frequent use of hand sanitizer between transactions.
FOR THE SAFETY OF OTHERS: Please do not come to the market if you are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone who has been diagnosed with COVID 19.
ABOVE ALL: Be patient, respectful, and courteous to vendors and fellow shoppers. Consider using the time before or after your trip to the market to visit local downtown shops, restaurants and merchants who all need your support more than ever.
Interested in being a vendor?
Vendor applications are accepted online. The 2021 market application process will be opened in FEBRUARY.
We are a producer-only market. If you are growing or making your items from scratch and are interested in being a vendor, follow this link for a free online application or go directly to Manage My Market.
- Click 'Register Now' and create a profile for yourself. Fill out all the information listed in three simple steps.
- When asked to apply to a market, select "Easton MD Farmers Market 2020".
- Once your application is submitted, you can check the status of your application and change product offerings.
- A $15 application fee will be applied to all accepted vendors. This fee will be collected with your vendor dues on your first day at the Market.
For any additional questions, please contact the Market Manager, Marie Nuthall
As one of the earliest settled areas of the United States, the Delmarva Peninsula - including Talbot County and the town of Easton - has a long and proud history of self-sustainment. The rich farmland and extensive waterways have sustained our economy and provided a way of life for generations of Eastern Shore residents. In addition, modern consumers are showing an increasing demand for more locally-grown, farm to table food goods.
The mission of the Easton Farmers Market is to provide a marketplace for farmers and vendors to sustain their local operations, while at the same time offering consumers a venue that fills their whole plate with local produce. From local produce growers to watermen and seafood distributors, from bakers to ranchers and local artisans, the Easton Farmers Market provides an entire meal and home decor in a friendly and festive environment.
The market is the work of The Avalon Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to foster a strong community on the Eastern Shore by creating accessible, uplifting arts, education, and cultural experiences that appeal to the interests of a diverse population and to ensure the long term viability of the historic Avalon Theatre.