Local produce. Homemade food. Handmade goods. Live music, room for children and direct conversations with the people quietly building Goa's alternative food system. We meet on the second Saturday of every month, in Nuvem.
Producers with their stalls. A book launch with the author. A farmer telling her story. Two art tables for children. It's an evening, not a quick stop.
Not a flea market. Not a reseller's hall. It's a producer-led community market where you buy from the people who grow, cook, bake, preserve, plant and make.
Fresh produce, bread, preserves, plants, homemade food, natural products and handmade goods.
Ask questions, learn food stories and understand where your purchases come from.
Simple, joyful activities help young visitors connect with food, seeds, plants and community.
Music, talent, conversations, lanterns and a relaxed Goan Saturday evening mood.
Growers. Bakers. Cooks. Preservers. Makers. Here's a first look at the small producers bringing their work to the table this month.
Come early for the produce. Stay for the book launch and the music. Linger as the lanterns come on. This is a market built for conversations, not rushed shopping.
A quick guide for first-time visitors and returning friends.
A monthly producers-only community market in Nuvem, South Goa. Organised by GOACAN and Green Essentials, it brings together small farmers, cooks, bakers, preservers and makers from across Goa.
Saturday, 13 June 2026, from 4 PM to 8 PM. The market is held on the second Saturday of every month.
At Laban D'Souza's Organic Farm in Nuvem, South Goa. The exact address is: Off Arlem Bypass, opp. KOCL Research Farm, Fatorda, Nuvem, Goa 403602. The first edition was held there on 15 March 2025 and drew over 400 visitors.
Fresh produce, homemade food, bread, preserves, plants, natural products and handmade goods. Every item is sold by the person who grew, cooked or made it.
Yes. Entry is free for visitors. Children, families and curious newcomers are all welcome.
Vendors must produce what they sell. You can apply through the Join as Vendor page, or email homegrownhomemade15@gmail.com. Every application is read.
Off Arlem Bypass, opposite KOCL Research Farm. Look for Laban D'Souza's Organic Farm.