Fresh-picked produce, handmade crafts, and the kind of conversation you can't find anywhere else — right here in the heart of Sutton.
Sutton Farmers Market has been a Saturday cornerstone for our community since the first spring the vendors gathered in that town lot behind City National Bank. What started as a handful of neighbors selling garden surplus has grown into something much bigger.
Today, over a dozen local growers, bakers, and artisans set up every Saturday from April through October. You'll find heirloom tomatoes still warm from the vine, raw honey from Monongahela beekeepers, fresh-cut wildflowers, and sourdough loaves that locals drive across three counties for. This is where Sutton slows down and shows up for each other.
Every vegetable, fruit, and herb comes from farms within 50 miles.
A space built on connection, not transactions.
Every Saturday, our vendors bring the best of what this region has to offer — and it changes with the seasons.
Heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, leafy greens, root vegetables, and seasonal fruits — all harvested within days of appearing on your stall.
Sourdough loaves, cinnamon rolls, pies, and artisan breads from local bakers who treat every batch like a promise.
Raw wildflower honey, fruit jams, and shrubs from apiaries and kitchens across West Virginia's back roads.
Bouquets of cut flowers, potted herbs, and perennials from growers who know how to coax color from this mountain soil.
Pottery, woven goods, candles, and one-of-a-kind items made by craftspeople right here in the Sutton area.
Strawberries in May, apples in October, holiday wreaths in December — check back each week for what's fresh and in season.
We're easy to find and even easier to love. Pull in, park, and wander — there's always room for one more.
Saturdays, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
April through October, rain or shine
In the town lot behind City National Bank
Intersection of First Street and Riverview Drive
Sutton, WV 26601
Sutton Farmers Market is where neighbors become friends, where local growers share stories alongside their seedlings, and where every Saturday feels like a small celebration.
Every dollar spent stays in our community, strengthening the farms and families that make this place special.
Talk to the people who grew your food. Pick up tips, recipes, and a deeper connection to what's on your plate.
Kids love the energy, the colors, the taste of a fresh strawberry. It's the kind of outing that becomes a family tradition.
Short-distance food means less waste, fresher taste, and a lighter footprint on the land we all share.
Bring a bag, bring a friend, bring your curiosity. The best things in Sutton are grown right here.