Derwood Market Fall Season
Runs through November 20, 2021
On Saturdays, 9am - 1pm at the Hines Garden on Oaklawn Farm... 18510 Muncaster Road, Rockville, MD 20855.
Your favorite farmers, plus brunch, lunch, coffee, art, and music! Curbside Pickup will also continue at this location!
BE A VOLUNTEER
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COVID ETIQUETTE at MARKET
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VENDOR INQUIRY
- express your interest in joining our team
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Explore our site to learn about Pre-ordering, our Derwood and Shady Grove locations or inquire about becoming a vendor and becoming a volunteer grab a free Plenty Magazine at the Market booth!
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Milk Lady Markets celebrates twelve years operating neighborhood markets at Shady Grove and five years at Derwood.
1. Derwood Fall Market season is held on Saturdays from 9am until 1pm through November 20, 2021 at the Hines Garden on oaklawn Farm, 18510 Muncaster Rd, Rockville, MD 20855. 2. Derwood Market 5th season opens on April 23rd through September 3rd in 2022. 3. Shady Grove market 12th season runs 11am until 2pm on Wednesdays from May 11 to September 28 in 2022. MilkLadyMarkets.org/shady-grove-directions |
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We are proud to celebrate farmers markets and what they mean to us as consumers, as members of a community and broader foodshed*. Farmers markets afford customers access to fresh, local food, while giving farmers an important opportunity for direct marketing** which helps those who work hardest to put food on our table to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Farmers markets are cultural centers, and in the time of COVID-19, they have provided a crucial source of food security amidst disrupted commodity networks in a well ventilated outdoor venue for safe shopping. Get more agricultural information here: https://montgomerycountymd.gov/agservices/agritourism.html
*A foodshed refers to the geographical area of land and water resources that supply a regional food system. A foodshed includes the nutrients, animals, plants, institutions, transportation networks, economy, and cultures that feed a population.
**According to the USDA Economic Research Service, for calendar 2018, out of every dollar spent on food, only 14.6 cents went to farmers
**According to the USDA Economic Research Service, for calendar 2018, out of every dollar spent on food, only 14.6 cents went to farmers
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Freshness Awaits!
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