Our Vendors
2024 Vendor Application is now open!
We welcome farms, food vendors and artisans to join our market! Click the link to open the Google Form - all dates and pricing is included. We’re also looking for market entertainers. Do you know a busker, musician or family-friendly entertainer? Have them email us: erinfarmers.mkt@gmail.com.
NEW for 2024! We’re also introducing 4 Sunday afternoon markets! The dates are: June 23, July 21, Aug. 18 and Sept. 22.
If you would like to be a vendor, click here:
Calehill Farm Fresh
Farmers Brittney and Andrew (and their three sons Travis, Emmett and Mason) farm together with Brittney’s family near the small town of Orton. Farming runs in the family for both Brittney and Andrew and they continue the tradition raising their kids (the 6th generation) on the family farm! They are excited to be returning for their fifth season at the market with the chicken you know and love. They are adding to their product offering this year with their own homegrown beef and partnering with Rooted Living (also family) featuring produce and preserves. They love to chat food!! Stop in for cooking inspiration, share recipes or try out something new!
Contact Calehill Farms
519-820-1337
calehill.farms@gmail.com / www.calehillfarms.ca
Chickadee Hill Farm
We specialize in raising happy and healthy animals on our small family farm. All of our cows, pigs and chickens have names and we celebrate their personalities and quirks. We will have grass fed beef, honey, pork and vegetables available this year.
Contact Chickadee Hill Farm
519-350-6411
jeanfrancoismorin255@gmail.com
Mel Bailey Garden Products
Mel Bailey has been gardening for over 40 years. All of the products he sells are home grown, just ten minutes from the Erin Farmers’ Market.
Contact Mel Bailey
905-877-2054
mkbailey2022@outlook.com
Pillitteri Estates Winery
For Gary Pillitteri, the opening of Pillitteri Estates Winery in June of 1993 was the culmination of a lifetime dream. Since arriving in Canada from his native Sicily in 1948, and through many years as a grape grower in Niagara and amateur winemaker, his goal had been to open his own winery.
The turning point took place five years earlier when Gary won a gold medal for his Icewine in Niagara’s amateur wine competition. He knew then that he could make his dream come true. But he had been thinking about early retirement and could only build a professional and high-quality winery with the expertise and full commitment of his family.
Pillitteri Estates Winery is truly a family enterprise: Gary’s son Charles is C.E.O. President of Sales, daughter Connie is C.F.O President of Operations, daughter Lucy is C.M.O. President of Marketing, son-in-law Jamie Slingerland is Director of Viticulture while grandsons Richard and Jared are the V.P. of Sales and Export Manager respectively.
Contact Courtney Dobias
(905) 468-3147
Cedar Valley Honey
We are a small apiary. We sell honey and homemade products. Our product are: unpasteurized/raw honey and homemade products using honey or beeswax. I'm a Beekeeper and I oversee the Bees, while they make the sweetest treat. What makes our product unique is it's all locally made by hardworking bees and a passionate Beekeeper.
Contact Cedar Valley Honey
647-210-7828
Sola Gratia Farm
We are Sola Gratia Farm, located in Melancton, ON. We have a passion for feeding our family with healthy food to live a wholesome life, free of lingering illnesses or health issues. We are so happy for the opportunity to extend our passion for healthy food to the communities around us. In a day when we hear of possible food scarcity, we are happy to not only provide food, but to offer healthy food to those around us. Food that is free of chemicals, herbicides, GMO, antibiotics etc. We care about the health of our soil, so it is important for us to maintain healthy soil organisms by using organic and natural inputs to feed the soil life. This in turn gives us fruits and vegetables that are packed with minerals and nutrients that will help keep us healthy. We also offer value added items like dried herbs and apple cider vinegar, made from the items we grow. We are looking forward to the opportunity to serve the community of Erin at the Erin Farmers’ Market 2023.
Contact Sola Gratia Farm
solagratiafarm@protonmail.com/ www.solagratiafarm.ca
416-254-6669
Little Deer Drive
All of our vegetables and herbs are grown on our own property and are cared for by hand. We do not use any chemical fertilizers or insecticides. We grow healthy food that we want to eat, and we look forward to sharing it with others. Our homemade bath products are made with flowers and herbs picked from our gardens and fields. We also offer potted herb and vegetable seedlings, homemade preserves, and handcrafted beaded jewelry.
Contact Little Deer Drive
littledeerdrive@gmail.com
647-229-0697
Guelph Beer
A unique association open to all commercial brewers in Guelph, and current members include: Wellington Brewery, Fixed Gear Brewing, Sleeman Brewing, Brothers Brewing, and Royal City Brewing Co. Together, we are committed to working together to celebrate and promote Guelph’s unique beer culture.
Our Community – We truly believe that Guelph is a special place to live. We are committed to enhancing and supporting our local community through engagement, dialogue, and by being active supporters of local community groups, initiatives, and charitable causes.
Cooperation – We will identify ways in which our breweries can work to together for the benefit of all members, the association, the industry, and the city of Guelph.
Inclusivity – Everyone has the right to enjoy the beer of their choice and neither people nor beer should be excluded from our community on the basis of their race, sexuality, gender, or beer style preference.
Responsibility – We believe that beer is best consumed in moderation, and in a responsible manner. With comprehensive public transit options in Guelph, there should never be a need to drink and drive.
Conservation – As brewers, we recognize that water is at the heart of what we do. We are committed to using water responsibly and finding new ways to promote water conservation and sustainability.
Beer – We love beer. We all make great beer, we all love drinking beer, and we want to work to foster that appreciation and enjoyment in others.
Contact
https://www.guelph.beer/
Jess For You Cafe
Jess for you Cafe and Baked Goods is a locally owned business located in Hillsburgh.
Contact
jessforyoucafe2013@outlook.com
Sparkle & Sass Handcrafted
Custom designed travel mugs, Usborne books, handmade pocket scrunchies, baby items & much more!
Contact Sparkle & Sass Handcrafted
519-217-5042
www.sparkleandsass.ca
Smokey Hollow Farm
Smokey Hollow Farm has been raising English Angoras for over 30 years. Our animals not only have exceptional warm wool but are also top award winning show rabbits. Angora wool is very light weight and about nine times warmer than sheep wool. Our wool is harvested humanely by shearing it off the rabbit with scissors or gently lifting it off them when they are shedding their coats. They are not harmed in any way to harvest the wool. The look of angora wool is very fur like and so soft. We offer angora fibre and blends in batts, roving and also hand spun yarns. Our yarns have won numerous awards at USA shows, Angora Nationals, and The Royal Winter Fair. We also feature art cards by Photographer and Artist Julie Martin, a local Hillsburgh resident. Julie can also be seen spinning the yarns at the market or knitting up garments! Our products are made by hand on our Hillsburgh farm from rabbit to yarn/garment. We look forward to another season at the Erin Farmer's Market.
Contact Smokey Hollow Farm
519-855-5897
www.smokeyhollowfarms.ca
PART TIME & OCCASIONAL VENDORS
AT THE MARKET
Piccolo Farm Organics, farmer new half-season
Creekside Flower Farm, farmer new half-season
Forest Green, farmer new half-season
Whitetail Bakery, new half-season
Busy Lizzy, returning half-season
Essentials Me Time Shop, new half-season
Gourmet Garden Organics, new occasional
Keldee Creations, new occasional
Vendor Details
Interested in becoming a vendor at our market?