How The Market Works
How The Market Works
YOUR LOCAL FARMERS MARKET, WITHOUT THE FARMERS MARKET SCHEDULE.
You shouldn’t have to drive to six different farms, remember everyone’s hours, or spend your Saturday morning running around town to find good food.
Farmstand Society brings it all together.
Shop products from local farms, bakers, makers and small businesses in one weekly online market.
You shop once.
Our vendors make, bake, harvest and prepare your order.
We sort it all.
And Wednesday afternoon, your local food arrives at your door.
1 - SHOP
Friday 7 PM → Sunday 9 PM
Browse everything from pasture-raised meat and fresh eggs to sourdough, produce, prepared foods, pantry staples and more.
Add products from as many local vendors as you’d like to one cart.
2 - OUR VENDORS GET TO WORK
Monday + Tuesday
Once the market closes, your order goes to the people who actually make or grow your food.
Farmers harvest. Bakers bake. Makers make. Producers prepare your order fresh for the week.
3 - WE GATHER & SORT
Wednesday morning
Everything comes together in one place.
We sort hundreds of products into individual orders so you don’t have to coordinate with multiple farms and businesses.
WE HANDLE THE LOGISTICS.
4 - WE DELIVER
Wednesday afternoon
Your entire order arrives at your doorstep in one delivery.
Refrigerated and frozen products are kept cold until they reach you. Packed in insulated bags with frozen ice packs to keep everything cold and fresh.
NOT HOME ON DELIVERY DAY? NO PROBLEM.
You don’t need to be home when we arrive.
Simply designate a drop-off location at checkout.
If your order contains refrigerated or frozen products, leave a cooler outside and we’ll place your cold items inside so they stay cold until you get home.
NEW AND SEASONAL PRODUCTS ARE ADDED EVERY WEEK.
WHY DOES IT TAKE A FEW DAYS?
Because we’re not pulling products from a warehouse.
Your order goes directly to the people who make and grow it.
Once the market closes Sunday night, our vendors get to work preparing your orders. We gather everything together Wednesday morning, sort it, and deliver it that afternoon.
The wait is part of what makes the system local.