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Farmers market moves to library, draws 100–200 weekly and prompts coordination talk

September 30, 2026 | Granby, Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut


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Farmers market moves to library, draws 100–200 weekly and prompts coordination talk
Chair reported the farmers market was moved to Wednesdays and held at the library, and that board members who attended saw weekly turnout of roughly "anywhere from a 100 to 200 people on average showing up every Wednesday." Members said the move produced positive safety and attendance outcomes but noted one recurring operational problem: a CSA distribution ran during market hours on several dates and sometimes reduced vendor sales.

Commissioners suggested better signage and coordination with the CSA distributor to reduce confusion and possibly expand the CSA’s ability to market at the market; members also discussed logistics for parking, shelter in rain (library indoor space) and the relationship between market proceeds and library educational programs.

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