Field to Table hosts four local farmers markets in the Arlington, Virginia area that provide goods grown, harvested, or produced within 125 miles of the markets. We are committed to providing fresh, high-quality products while facilitating a welcoming community atmosphere.

For Sunday, January 4th

Current Weather Forecast…

🔆 Sunday: A sunny day! The perfect way to spend the first Sunday of 2026! The high is predicted to be 38 degrees and a low of 26 degrees.

🥕Working on your shopping list?🥕

This weekend, expect to see…

Apples - Brussels sprouts - Carrots - Cauliflower - Collard Greens - Fennel - Leeks - Lettuce - Mint - Mushroom - Oregano - Parsley - Spinach - Squash - Sweet Potatoes - Tomatoes - Turnips - Romanesco

Wondering how to cook these delicious foods? Check out our recipe page on our website!

Want to submit your own recipe for the Field to Table recipe collection? Submit through the form here!

Looking for more ways to fit more veggies in during 2026? Start with this recipe…

5 Reasons Why You Should Ring in the New Year by Visiting the Farmers Market!

1. Try new things: The New Year can often be a time of exploration, and visiting the farmers market creates opportunities to try and explore new foods, whether that be from a culture you are unfamiliar with or a new type of produce! (I recently tried making Romanesco and loved it!)

2. Find local community: Looking to find a space where you can see familiar faces every weekend? The farmers market is perfect! Not only can you see neighbors, but creating consistent relationships with vendors is a great way to start your weekend mornings.

3. Invest in local vendors: Ever had an idea that you wanted to grow and pursue? Many of the vendors that we host at the market started out as just that! By shopping at the farmers market, you are supporting other people’s passions and investing in their success.

4. Shopping local is a part of a healthy lifestyle: All of the goods sold at the market have been grown or produced within 125 miles of where they are sold! This means that the food (especially produce) sold at the market is fresh, retains its nutritional value, and is using less emissions from transportation to get to you! All of these mean that they can be incorporated into a balanced lifestyle.

5. Support the local economy: When shopping with our local vendors, your dollars not only are going to support small businesses, but also stay within the community!

📰 Field to Table Articles of Interest 📰

This week’s Article of Interest is an article about the history of Arlington’s Farmers Markets. Please note that Westover is Field to Table’s only market that is currently running because of the winter season.

Looking to Give This Holiday Season?

Consider donating to two instrumental nonprofits in Arlington, Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) and Culpepper Gardens!

Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC): Arlington Food Assistance Center’s mission is to provide our neighbors in need with dignified access to free, supplemental groceries. With your help, theu are able to aid residents of Arlington County and the surrounding areas in receiving nutritious food items that not only keep their families fed, but frees up their limited financial resources for other necessary purchases

How you can get involved: Donate nonperishable food items at the farmers market collection bins located at the market tables, donate to AFAC, or volunteer your time

AFAC is hosting their 14th Annual Empty Bowls event on Supper Bowl Sunday! (2/8)! This event is a luncheon fundraiser featuring many delicious homemade soups made by chefs from local restaurants and beautiful hand-thrown bowls created by local area artists. Consider a sponsorship to be a part of the event! Use the link here!

Culpepper Gardens: Culpepper Gardens includes three independent senior living facilities with 346 apartments and is the largest low-income retirement property in the area, and the only one that offers a dining plan. Additionally, Culpepper Gardens has a garden dedicated to providing the aging population fresh, nutritious food and a free resident food pantry!

How you can get involved: Donate or volunteer your time at Culpepper Gardens!

Open Sundays, 9am-1pm, Winter (Dec - Mar) | 8am-12pm, Summer (Apr-Nov)

Cardinal Elementary School | 1644 North McKinley Road, Arlington, VA 22205

Check out the complete vendor list and map.

Vendor Spotlight: La Caldería 

Meet Liz from La Caldería! 👋 Liz creates freeze-dried bone broth available at Westover Farmers Market!

🧡 La Caldería is rooted in ancestral cooking, crafting real bone broth with care and intention. Using high quality, thoughtfully sourced ingredients, they create nourished broths that support gut health, energy, and whole body wellness. From a cozy morning cup to post-workout recovery, their bone broth is simple food done right.

💚 Fan Favorite: Bone Broth Cocoa, a favorite of many! Find a hot drink that is perfect for cold winter mornings to warm you up with delicious flavors and nutritious benefits!

🌎 Sustainability! At La Caldería, sustainability starts with sourcing locally from regenerative farms that raise animals organically, pasture-raised, and hormone-free. After crafting their bone broth, they thoughtfully use the remaining meat, skin, and cartilage to create nutrient-rich dog treats that support your dog’s health. Whatever is left is composted, allowing us to honor the whole animal and keep waste to a minimum — simple, intentional practices done the right way.

🦴 Watch this reel to learn more about Liz’s personal journey with bone broth and La Caldería, and more about her customer’s fan favorite! ☕️

Find them on Instagram and their Website

Weekly Scavenger Hunt Activity!

Each week, we post a challenge for you all to find chalk drawings of fruits or veggies scattered around the market. Find all of them, and come to the market table for a stamp on your punch card (provided there). Once you get 6 stamps (you get one per week), you get a prize!

The weekly challenge will be posted in the newsletter and Instagram, which can be found, here!

Westover Farmers Market
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Donate to the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) at our Market Tables

Field to Table has partnered with the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) to have donation boxes available each week at all farmers markets. Support the Arlington community by donating nonperishable food items (no glass, please) at our markets. Learn more.

AFAC is in most need of canned fruits, canned tuna, canned soups, canned vegetables, canned tomatoes, peanut butter (in a plastic jar), cereal, and plastic water bottles!