The Indoor Market in Fairfield is a warmer version of the summer farmers market

Fairfield's weekly farmers market will come back as an indoor event this winter. FILE

Fairfield's weekly farmers market will come back as an indoor event this winter. FILE
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Presented by the City of Fairfield and Fairfield Parks and Recreation, the Indoor Market at Fairfield Community Arts Center will return in November with the winter market, which will feature seasonal farm-fresh produce, home-baked goods, handcrafted artisan items and more.

“The Indoor Market is an extension of the Fairfield Farmers Market. The market moves indoors for several dates, and it gives community members the opportunity to shop local even after the outdoor season ends,” said David Sheldrick, marketing specialist for Fairfield Parks & Recreation.

He said, by shopping local, guests can support local small businesses and artisans further into the season.

“Events like this create that hometown feel. You’re shopping local vendors and building relationships that strengthen the community,” said Sheldrick. “Each Indoor Market is going to be inside the Community Arts Center. It’s going to be warm, welcoming and full of energy.”

Admission to the market is free and it is open to everyone.

“The Fairfield Farmers Market has a loyal following, and this provides an opportunity for local vendors, makers and bakers to continue offering their selections. A lot of them will feature seasonal items this fall as well as for winter and Christmas,” Sheldrick said. “Customers will find some of their favorite vendors along with some new faces.”

Fairfield’s market will be open 4:30-6:30 p.m. Nov. 5, Nov. 19, Dec. 3 and Dec. 17 at the Fairfield Community Arts Center, 411 Wessel Drive in Fairfield.

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