Connecticut Made Market
Shop for locally grown produce, artisan crafts, and other products at this Connecticut-focused indoor farmer’s market.
Atherton + Co.
Makers of high quality handcrafted home décor including hand woven rugs, towels, placemats, and pillows.
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Chocolate Rose Bakeshop
Griswold’s favorite custom and special occasion cake and sweet shop
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Dribble Babies
Unique clothing for unique children – “Where Drool is Socially Accepted!”
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Get Your Own Damn
All natural hot sauces with a unique twist, based out of Voluntown, CT
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Olive My Skin
Handmade soap, candles and skincare made in Southbury CT. All natural, paraben free, scented with essential oils.
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Rachel Beth’s Healing Therapies
Tribal member Rachel Sayet custom blends certified therapeutic grade oils for your health needs.
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Standish Brook Farm
This Colchester farm sells eggs, vegetables, fruit, and canned and baked good, never using chemicals or GMO seeds.
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Steven James Jewelry
High-quality handcrafted jewelry, specializing in custom orders and bridal jewelry
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Sweet Treats by Sonia
Specializing in fresh handcrafted cinnamon rolls in a variety of flavors. Cookies, treats, & Latin inspired desserts.
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TEA-RRIFIC! Ice Cream
Premium all-natural, tea-infused ice cream sourced in New England for a true gourmet experience
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Typsy Gypsy
Quality handmade accessories made from repurposed, vintage and found materials
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The Unless Project
eco-friendly line of cleaning products using simple ingredients and sustainable packaging
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The Wild Fay
“Living Jewelry and Eco Art” handcrafted using sustainably gathered greenery and stones from the forests of CT
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Wholly Goat Farm
Handmade goat milk soaps and lotions from purebred registered Nubian goats
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Want to Participate as a Market Vendor?
Download the 2017 vendor application for the Connecticut Made Market. Please submit your agreement to Megan Cronin at mcronin@chamberECT.com or fax it to (860) 701-9902.
IMPORTANT: If you are selling anything edible, you will need to apply for a temporary food permit from the Mohegan tribal government. Download the application.
