at the Jeffersonville Farmer's Market
THANK YOU
The Farmers Market wouldn't exist without our incredibly supportive sponsors. Like the raging Lamoille River we adapt to the current climate, & this year is foundational as we repair our structure from the riverbanks, up to the Greenway Lawn!
Community sponsors are encouraged to commit extra funds this year as we recover losses and work towards a sustainable infrastructure.
High Water
Flooding in 2023 at the Jeffersonville Farmer's Market
We lost everything.
The bones of the trolly-stage have served as a sad reminder of all that the village has endured in 2023. This summer the stage will come to life again with live music at the Jeffersonville Farmer's Market! The Cambridge Area Rotary is sponsoring a rebuilt stage to share with us this summer.
Our community has pulled together collectively, donating picnic tables to enjoy meals at, signs to advertise the Market, Musical performances, and more. We look forward to creating a new sustainable organization alongside our neighbors. Every dollar we receive will go right back into the organization to offset the many costs ahead of us this year. Please consider getting involved today, through donation or volunteer opportunities.
So, what are we going to do this year?
If there is one thing we learned in 2023, it was to expect the unexpected. We had two record breaking floods in the village. The iconic images of water submerging the Silo's show how strong this community is. We will wade the high-water, beautifully!
Our five person board will watch weather forecasts closely this season. If there is fear of water rising, the Farmer's Market will enact an emergency protocol, calling upon community members to prepare for safety. If you are interested in joining our emergency response team in 2024 please reach out the jeffersonvillemarketmanager@gmail.com
2024 Community Sponsors
at the Jeffersonville Farmer's Market
Music
Christine Malcom -
Good music comes from the heart and when Christine Malcolm, Fran Forim, Rudy Dauth, Hank Clark and Andy Sutphen get together to play there is a lot of big heartedness. Their band, Kate Brook Romp, named after the otters of Wolcott VT, settles into a Northern Vermont groove that weaves folk-grass with threads of psychedelica and tufts of country and rock.
https://christinemalcolm.com/home
Eric Bushey -
Death, God and home. It's hard to find three stronger themes in folk music, and Eric Bushey leans into each of them on his debut album, Been There a Long, Long Time. Eric, a long-time JFAM performer will do a solo set on this season’s market. His unique blend of originals, old-time, and covers on a collection of vintage banjos and guitar are sure to have something for everyone to enjoy. He may even have a few special guests.
Django Soulo -
Django Koenig (moniker name: Django Soulo) is a Vermont-born singer-songwriter that blends Americana music with Soul. He performs his music from the heart, for the heart. Django is currently touring with the release of his sixth record, ‘Shadow Work’. “A man as energetic, whimsical, and charming as his music." - Big Heavy World
The Butterfields -
The musical journey of John and Marge Butterfield is shaped by their global travels, infusing their repertoire with diverse influences. From the Dominican Republic to Suriname and back to Vermont, they have honed their craft, blending vocal harmonies and instrumental prowess. Performing as "The Butterfields," this dynamic duo captivates audiences with a rich mix of traditional folk, blues, Caribbean, popular, and contemporary favorites, showcasing their love for music as a universal language.
https://thebutterfieldsvt.com/
Community Partners
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Thank You
Community donations!