Gilmanton's Own Market

DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE DECEMBER 20 AT 3:00 P.M,

GILMANTON’S OWN MARKET @ BRICK HOUSE

It’s winter, but we still have seasonal vegetables as well as dairy products, eggs, meat, honeys, syrups, jams, spices, and always fresh baked goods. But think of us also for gifts — isn’t it great to be able to give gifts made by local craftspeople and artists?

Also: We will be taking special orders for Christmas — More info soon.

Gilmanton’s Own Market is in the Four Corners Brick House, 525 Province Rd., Gilmanton, at Gilmanton Corners.
Thursdays, Fridays 1-5
Saturdays 10-5
Sundays 12-4

Gilmanton’s Own Market final day of the 2019 season: Sunday, December 29.

Even when we close we will continue to serve you by connecting you with our vendors who continue to sell products until we open again the first week of April, 2020.

WHAT’S NEW AND FEATURED AT GILMANTON’S OWN MARKET?

The VEGETABLES change with the seasons: Now we have

Potatoes: different varieties
Brussels Sprouts
Parsnips
Greens: Lettuce, Spinach
Onions
Beets, Carrots
Pumpkins, Winter Squash

A wider range of ARTISANAL CHEESES than ever before! We keep adding new ones.

Every day at the Market we have a wide range of BREADS AND OTHER BAKED GOODS. The list of what we offer is different every day — announced on Facebook. We always have Beth’s Gluten Free breads and baked goods in the freezer, as well as Bagels and Pita.

COFFEE and COFFEE PRODUCTS

The great cuts of MEAT: BEEF, LAMB, PORK changes from time to time.

Did you know we carry a good range of HERBS, SPICES, CITRUS ZESTS, FLAVORED SALTS, SUGARS, AND OILS? All this will help “spice up” your cooking (and drink-making).

MEETING HOUSE SODA!

ARTISANAL GOODS AND ART WORKS: We have expanded our range of home-made, hand-made products made by wonderful local crafts people: Shop for yourself or for gifts! Among the wonderful things you will find: unique clothing; dolls; soaps and other body products; jewelry, knitted goods including gorgeous mittens, beautiful fabric gift bags, fancy fishing lures! Check out the clothes by Jane Sisti — complete originals. And see the paintings by local artist Betty Mitchell and the rock art by Grace and the hooked rugs by different artists! New to the Market: Betty Ann Abbott’s Warm & Fuzzy Mittens.

CBD OILS (HEMP) FOR PEOPLE AND PETS

NOW! GET YOUR FRESH FISH WEEKLY AT GILMANTON’S OWN MARKET!
ORDER YOUR FRESH FISH BY 9:00 P.M. MONDAY FOR PICKUP ON THURSDAY

FRESH HADDOCK AND ATLANTIC POLLOCK available for Thursday, 12/12. To order, email GILMANTONSOWN@GMAIL.COM by 9:00 P.M. MON. 12/9. Tell us your name, email, how many pounds of what fish you want to order.

FRESH LOCAL HALIBUT available for Thursday, 12/12. To order email GILMANTONSOWN@GMAIL.COM by 5:00 P.M. MON. 12/9. Tell us your name, email, how many pounds of Halibut you want to order.

The HADDOCK and ATLANTIC POLLOCK is packed in 1-lb filets and costs $13 a pound

The HALIBUT is packed in 1-pound filets and costs $30 a pound. Yes, its is an expensive fish, but here is an explanation of why: https://www.hakaimagazine.com/features/why-does-halibut-cost-so-much/ Halibut is prized for its delicate sweet flavor, snow-white color and firm flaky meat. It is an excellent source of high-quality protein and minerals, low in sodium, fat and calories and contains a minimum of bones.

The fish is available for pickup and payment in the Market on Thursdays during our regular hours: 1-5 pm. If you do not pick it up then we freeze it and you can pick it up Friday, Saturday or Sunday. If you do not pick it up by 3:00 Saturday we will sell it first come, first served.

We’re always looking for new local vendors.

If you are a Farmer or are thinking of going into Market Gardening this coming growing season and you grow in the nearby Belknap/Merrimack County region, please consider selling through Gilmanton’s Own Market.

For more information, go to the Information for Vendors tab

Contact! Here’s how to be in touch with Gilmanton’s Own:

The Market is located at the Four Corners Brick House, 525 Province Rd., (107), Gilmanton, at Gilmanton Corners.