Rowayton Farmers Market Is DVlicious Finalist

ROWAYTON, Conn. -- There's a popular catch-phrase: “Know your farmers, know your food." And there's nowhere better to get up close and personal with your local purveyors than with a farmers market.

Shopping for flowers and produce at the Smith's Acres site at the Rowayton Farmers Market.
Photo Credit: *Skip Pearlman*

Champagne Tea, of Pound Ridge, N.Y., is one of the tasty treats available at the Rowayton Farmers Market.
Photo Credit: *Skip Pearlman*

Daily Voice

08/11/2015 7:00 a.m.

You picked five among the best in Fairfield County, each of which has been profiled this week.

Go here to vote for your favorite; you can only vote once.

The DVlicious contest ends 5 p.m. Aug. 14 with the winner announced at the end of the month. Below is the "dirt" on one of the finalists.

Rowayton Farmers Market, Pinkney Park, Norwalk, (203) 451-1750

Hours of Operation: Noon to 5 p.m. Friday afternoons

Goes Through: October

Vendors You’ll Find: Beldotti Bakery, Bistro Soleil, Bounty, burb bakes, Champagne Tea, Kelly’s Four Plus Granola, LobsterCraft, Little’s Specialty Foods, Local Meatball, Lulu’s Southern Pies, Non-Stop Donut Shop, Oronoque Farms, Ox Hollow Farm, Pickle Licious, Smith’s Acres Farm, Vaszauskas Farm and Whipped Up Creations.

Of Special Note: There are about a dozen fine artisans, including Franklin and Figg, handmade prints made from dictionary pages; Lucky Enough, makers of handmade vintage postcard pillows and seashell decor; Anita Designs home furnishings, and Three Bluebirds, which sells Swedish dishcloths designed in Connecticut.

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