The mission of the Bridgeport Farmers Market is to create and sustain a community of local vendors & supportive customers in order to cultivate the local economy and provide fresh, healthy food to the people of North Central West Virginia. We believe that farmers markets provide a positive environment for conscientious consumers to make a direct connection to their food sources. In addition to a diverse group of local farmers it is the further mission of the Bridgeport Farmers Market to bring together a talented group of West Virginia artisans, musicians, authors, and chefs.
West Virginia currently ranks #14 in the U.S. for its support of local food producers. The rich culinary traditions of this state paired with a blossoming network of small farms combine to create many forward thinking ventures and positive opportunities in our local communities.
Every Sunday, May thru October, 10 am - 2 pm at Charles Pointe. Exit 124 off I-79. Shop local farmers, producers and artisans. Brunch served daily. Local musicians every week. Winter Market will be held November 19th, December 10th, Janurary 14th, February 11th, March 11th and April 8th inside Bridgeport Conference Center, 11am to 2pm.
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