Rustling Wind Creamery is located in scenic Litchfield County, Connnecticut, in the town of Falls Village. Along with cheeses the Rustling Wind Creamery offers Jams and Jellies, Chutneys, Pickles and Relishes, Maple Products, Goat Milk Soap, and Hand Knits from our own sheeps wool.
Rustling Winds Stables and Creamery
148 Canaan Mountain Road
Falls Village, CT
860-824-7084
We are a sustainable livestock farm in NW CT selling 100% grassfed meat, lamb, and goat as well as honey and other bee-related products. We teach a Beekeeper Training Program, a Newbees class for the youngest beekeepers, farm walks and much more. Besides the several courses we offer, we organize events to share with you what we know about beekeeping, animal husbandry, and sustainable living. We have a beautiful little cabin in the woods where the more adventurous camper can soon come stay the night We’d love to take you on our journey of farming, homesteading and rural life. And that is possible!
Beavertides Farm
44 Cobble Road
Falls Village, CT
860-824-0421
Instagram: @beavertidesfarm
Falls village flower farm is a perennial plant nursery propagating and growing herbaceous and woody ornamental perennials! The nursery is now open Monday through Sunday. The farm also offers workshops, gardening services, and events. Call ahead if looking for something specific!
Falls Village Flower Farm
27 Kellogg Road
Falls Village, CT
860-824-0077
Instagram: @fallsvillageflowerfarm
Seasonal produce from our own fields and regional farms as well as year round goods. Simply put, Freund’s Farm Market is exactly what you picture when thinking about a country farm market. In season we’re overflowing with local and home grown tomatoes, corn, peas, beans, squash – you name it! Additionally, we carry local award winning cheeses and smoked meatsas well as maple syrup, pickles, jams, and gumbos. If you are searching for unique wall décor, crafted gift or garden tools and ornaments, we have just what you need.
Freund’s Farm Market
324 Norfolk Road
East Canaan, CT
860-824-0650
The Local is a year round farmer’s market in partnership with the Hughes Library. A market collective selling meat, dairy, and other food products as well as artisan products. Fridays from 12 PM to 4 PM and Saturdays from 11 AM to 5 PM.
The Local
415 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT
860-248-3201
This farm market exhibits a collection of local produce farms selling veggies, meats, dairy, chicken, baked, goods, maple syrup, herbs, flowers, and more! Open Saturdays 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM!
Cornwall Co-Op Farm Market
Pine Street
Cornwall, CT
Across from the Town Hall
860-671-1545
Instagram: @cornwallcoopfarm
Calf and Clover Creamery is a farmstead creamery in Cornwall Bridge Connecticut making yogurt, chocolate milk, cheese and raw milk from Jersey and Normandy cows raised on a pasture. Their farm stand is regularly stocked and based on the honor system. They also host events such as farm stays and weddings!
Calf and Clover Creamery
332 Kent Road
Cornwall Bridge, CT
410-533-2461
Instagram: @calfandclover
Cornwall Farm market, a place to get great locally grown produce and locally baked goods as well as to support local vendors. Open Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The Original Cornwall Farm Market
413 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT
860-672-2969
We are a family farm in Cornwall, CT producing the highest quality produce using heritage techniques. Our farm stand is open year-round, seven days a week. We stock our seasonal vegetables, herbs, eggs, pasture raised meats, and other local items.
Ridgway Farm
142 Town Street
West Cornwall, CT
869-672-5880
Lavender Hills produces 6 different flavors of farm fresh goat cheese in Canaan, CT. Alongside selling their products at farm markets, they encourage visitors to stop by, meet the goats, and get some cheese!
Lavender Hills Farm
26 Highland Lane
Canaan, CT
860-817-8042
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