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One of the most popular attractions in Underhill, Vermont is the yearly Harvest Market. This celebrates the arrival of Fall every year on the third full weekend of September.
The festivites take place in the center of the Underhill Town Park. The park fills up with local food vendors who sell everything from freshly squeezed apple ciders, newly picked apples, to friend dough, tacos and soups.
The main attraction is the huge flea market that takes up the field behind the town park's church. The field fills up with crafts vendors, flea market vendors, and Rosie's Beef Jerky that is made locally. There are treasures to find among the tables.
Downstairs in the church are more local craftsmen. Things from handmade silver jewelry to hand made dolls can be found. Everything is made in Vermont.
Another huge attraction is held in a barn to the side of the field. This barn fills up with toys, games, kitchen items, craft supplies and loads of books all for very little money. You can find books, new and old, for 10 cents to $3. They also have a huge selection of used sports equipment.
Deborah Rawson's library trust also borrow an old house and set up their yearly library book sale. You can find books, old and new, for very inexpensive prices, from 10 cents to $10 depending on the book.
Don't miss the huge food tent. To celebrate the new season, you can find fresh Vermont Cheddar, winter vegetables, pies and other baked goods.
There are also plenty of games. Log splitting contents, pet shows, food eating contests for all ages, young and old.
Additional things you can find are townspeople along Route 15 who set up garage sales and food sales on the same weekend. Making the festivities go all the way down the road away from the park.
Parking is available on the street or at the Middle School with a shuttle to take you to the park. It is much easier to park at the school, street parking can be hard to find.
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