WELCOME TO THE OLNEY FARMERS & ARTISTS MARKET
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Sundays 9am - 1pm all year long, rain or shine
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2801 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd.
at the corner of Prince Philip Dr. & Rt. 108
on the Medstar Montgomery Thrift Shop grounds
Free parking adjacent to the market
Special provisions provided for the elderly and disabled.
Your Sunday, Your Market
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WELCOME TO THE WINTER MARKET!
Yes, we go year-round.
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Summer vendor applications are available!
Click here!
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WELCOME TO OUR NEW VENDORS STARTING SOON!
Sherrie Gore of DeeDee TT's makes healthy, homemade treats for dogs and cats. She'll explain what our four-legged family members should eat.
When he's not helping at Common Root Farm's stand,
Kyle Depelteau of Nothing Special Soap is making amazing, pure soap.
Stacia Madison of Butter by Madison makes skincare products for women, and men!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! The Market is looking for both student and adult volunteers, as we gear up for our Spring season. It starts Mother’s Day. Students receive SSL hours. Adults are needed to help with special events and supervision of students. For more info, call 202 257 5326 or email jterrymarket@gmail.com
WINTER VOUCHERS The Market offers vouchers for customers in need. This
entitles you to double the amount of fresh produce, up to $15.
Come to the Info booth for details or call 202 257 5326.
ATTENTION VENDORS! Do you need help growing your business or with health department licensing? Mark DiJulio, an assistant Market manager, has started a new consulting business, called ‘From the Ground Up’. He can help improve your website and help navigate through the county bureaucracy. He can also help you find a commercial kitchen. Contact Mark at 301 605 4305. Mark is a longtime Market volunteer and on-site manager.
