Farmers Market
at Reservoir Community Farm
Every Saturday from mid-June through late October, Reservoir Community Farm opens its Farm Stand to the Bridgeport community. Come find fresh, organically grown vegetables harvested straight from the farm, alongside products from local farmers and small businesses rooted in the same values we are — good food, grown with care, available to everyone.
2026 Season
Every Saturday, June 13 – October 31
10 AM – 2 PM
Reservoir Community Farm
1469 Reservoir Avenue,
Bridgeport, CT 06606
Entrance is located on Yaremich Drive. Look for the GVI signs.
What to Expect
The Reservoir Community Farm Farmers Market is more than a place to shop. It is a weekly gathering where neighbors connect, farmers share their work, and the community comes together around food.
Each week you will find:
Freshly harvested vegetables grown on-site at Reservoir Community Farm, including seasonal favorites like collard greens, kale, tomatoes, callaloo, zucchini, sweet and hot peppers, and more.
Locally produced honey from our resident beehives, managed in partnership with the Huneebee Project.
Produce and products from other local farmers and small businesses in the Bridgeport area.
Cooking demonstrations and food education workshops led by community partners, highlighting how to prepare seasonal vegetables in culturally familiar and nutritious ways.
Market Information in Your Language
We want every member of our community to feel at home at the market. Market information is available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, and Portuguese through the Bridgeport Farmers Market Collaborative.
Your Benefits Are Welcome Here
GVI is committed to making fresh, healthy food accessible to every Bridgeport resident. We proudly accept:
SNAP — EBT cards accepted at the market
WIC — Women, Infants, and Children benefits accepted
Senior FMNP — Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits accepted
Bridgeport Bucks — local match program
While You Are Here
The farm is open for drop-in volunteering every Friday and on Saturday during market hours.
If you want to spend the morning in the soil before browsing the stand, you are welcome to do both. No registration needed for individuals — just show up ready to dig in.