Bringing farm fresh food and fun to our community. Nestled in the heart of North Central Massachusetts, the Westminster Farmers' Market has been running since 2008, and continues to grow each year, bringing to you the best farmers, producers and purveyors of local agriculture, goods and crafts. It is coordinated and run by the We hope that you'll join us, rain or shine, to stock your fridge, freezer, pantry, and to shop local artisans. Feel the vibe from local musicians as you find goodies for you and your family to enjoy. Come be a part of something bigger as the movement to support local businesses grows. The Westminster Farmers' Market features 15-20 local vendors on a weekly basis showcasing a wide variety of local produce, local grass fed meats and eggs, and crafts Apply (due April 15): Each week the Westminster Farmers' Market brings to you live entertainment, from bagpipes to b...
See You at the Market on the Union Square Plaza! Market goers can navigate to the market using the address 66-70 Union Square . Union Square is best explored by foot, bike, bus, and the new Green Line train! SNAP customers get $1 for $1 match up to $15! See the Market Manager tent for more info. Please note Union Square & the Farmers Market are best explored by foot, bike, or public transit. Please walk your bike through the Market area.
And remember, SNAP dollars are always doubled at the Williamstown Farmers Market. During the Growing Season, you can find us in our regular time & location The Williamstown Farmers Market (WFM) is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) and actively works to incorporate these principles into our policies, operations, and community building efforts. This includes recognizing the systemic and cultural barriers that are present in our food system and working to address barriers within the control of the Williamstown Farmers Market. With the principles of DEIA in mind, the WFM welcomes all members of the community, works to ensure that the market is accessible, strives to reduce barriers for those experiencing food insecurity, and seeks to provide a safe and inclusive community gathering space for all. The Williamstown Farmers Market does not and shall not disc...
The Pittsfield Farmers Market runs weekly on Saturdays from May 9 through October 10, 2026, 9 am to 1 pm, at 923 Barker Rd. It is a juried market where vendors must grow, raise or make what they sell and be based within 50 miles of Pittsfield.
Great Barrington Farmers Market makes local food accessible through a Saturday market with regional produce, meat, seafood, cheese, baked goods, prepared foods, and drinks. Community sponsors support nutrition-assistance programs, resources, and outreach at the market.
Pittsfield Farmers Market is a teen-run, year-round community market and a program of Roots Rising. Its outdoor season brings local producers to Pittsfield Common, with live music, chef demonstrations, workshops, and children’s activities.
Union Square Farmers Market brings more than 60 local food producers to the Union Square Plaza for fresh produce, protein, bread, jams, hot sauce, pickles, and ready-to-eat food and drinks. The market also connects shoppers with community groups and local Union Square businesses.
Sandwich Artisans presents eight juried outdoor fine-art and craft shows featuring locally made art, jewelry, pottery, glass, photography, clothing, personal care, home accessories, and woodwork. Most artisan fees support youth art programs at the Sandwich Public Library.
Please consider volunteering at the Plymouth Farmers Market. We rely on our family of volunteers to help fulfill our mission each day. Volunteers spend time at our Market Tent on Thursdays – answering questions and helping market customers. Partner with The Plymouth Farmers’ Market and present your organization’s mission, work and any fundraising efforts. Community Hosts greet and engage market customers with an appropriate interactive activity for visitors. The market provides use of a table, situated next to the Market Table. Interested in becoming a Community Host? Please contact us .
Copley Square Farmers Market is Boston's largest and busiest market, bringing more than 30 Massachusetts farmers and food producers to Back Bay twice each week. Shoppers can find produce, meat, baked goods, ready-to-eat meals, and locally made products.
It all happens downtown. Check out our official list of things to do and must-see spots here in downtown San Luis Obispo. The famous Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market happens every Thursday starting at 6 PM. Experience a farmers’ market like no other: enjoy five blocks of fresh produce , famous BBQ , delicious meals , live music , entertainment , and more ! For more than two centuries , Mission San Luis Obispo has greeted travelers, pilgrims, and guests with open doors and a place to rest. At the crossroads of the central California coast, the Mission lends heart and spirit to its vibrant surrounding community . Tours happen every day year-round. The gardens at the Mission have grown and evolved over centuries. Explore the grape arbor, cacti, succulents, roses, oaks, and citrus that have been added by pastors and guests alike. This famous 70-foot long gum-lined alley is one of the most tal...
Who: Allen Farms, Biltmore Wool Barn, Cook’s Organics, Dave’s Greens, Docito Homemade, Down Home Farm, Heritage Leaves, Lara’s Cuisine, Little Bounty Farm, Perry’s Farm Fresh Eggs, Phoenix Farm, Sabine’s Café, Sweet Roots Bakery, TeaTimes Tx What: Browse the booths and shop from your favorite vendors for fresh-picked fruits, vegetables, & herbs, pasture raised beef, pork, poultry, & eggs, baked bread & treats, honey, plants, and flowers. Please join us! Nutrition Incentives Accepted: Doubling SNAP purchases up to $10/week. Earn HIP reimbursements for Fruits & Vegetable purchases with your SNAP card ($20 can be reimbursed back onto SNAP debits just by shopping at the Farmers Market!) Doubling WIC & Senior Discount Coupons up to $10/week. Project Gratitude $10/week for veterans. Fresh Kid’s Awards for our Farmer-in-the-School students. Vendors: Click here for information on how to apply...
Central Square Farmers Market features more than 20 Massachusetts farmers and food producers selling produce, meat, baked goods, prepared meals, and local products. The market supports food access through SNAP, HIP, WIC and senior coupons, plus a weekly SNAP Match.
Near Somerville’s Davis Square, this market has more than two dozen Massachusetts farmers and food producers selling fresh produce, meats, baked goods, ready-to-eat meals, and other local products. It’s held weekly in the municipal parking lot next to Davis Square Plaza, across from American Flatbread. Stop by and support your local food system! See down below for the 2026 vendor list! The market accepts cash, credit/debit cards, WIC/Senior coupons, and EBT cards and offers a weekly $15 SNAP Match. SNAP users can earn additional benefits through the healthy incentives program (HIP) at the market! Spend $40, $60, or $80 (depending on household size) per month on fruits and vegetables at participating vendors and the money will be put back on your EBT card, this program is called HIP (Healthy Incentives Program). All SNAP users are automatically enrolled in this program. Visit the marke...
The Davis Square Farmers Market brings more than two dozen Massachusetts farmers and food producers to Somerville. Shoppers can find produce, meat, baked goods, prepared meals, and other local products in the municipal lot beside Davis Square Plaza.
The Wellfleet Farmers Market runs Wednesdays, 8 am to noon, from June 3 through September 30, at 200 Main Street. It sells local produce, plant starts, coffee, baked goods, meat, fresh fish, mushrooms, eggs, cheese, fruit, cut flowers, herbs, garlic, onions, greens, honey and teas. The market is run as a nonprofit.
Every Thursday, May 21-October 15, 2026, 11-3:00 in Marine Park on Scranton Ave, Falmouth. NEW!! BY POPULAR DEMAND! In addition to the Thursday full market, find a new SUNDAY market in the parking lot of Mullen Hall School with some of your favorite vendors. Every Sunday Aug 2 – Nov 15, 2026 10 AM – 1 PM NEW WEEKEND MARKET! Exciting news from the Falmouth Farmer’s Market! By popular demand we are adding a Sunday market to our summer/fall schedule to accommodate our local hardworking community. This new market will be IN ADDITION to the normal Thursday Summer Market The Weekend Market will feature pop … Summer Market Vendors for Thursday, June 4 Join us at Marine Park on Scranton Ave in Falmouth Thursday, June 4, 11:00 AM-3 PM. Check out the great vendor line up for this week: Summer Market Vendors for Thursday, May 28 Join us at Marine Park on Scranton Ave in Falmouth Thursday, May 28...
The Shelburne Falls Farmers’ Market will be opening on Friday, 22 May for the 2026 season! For more information about the market or to apply to be a vendor, please visit our other menu pages, too. The Shelburne Falls Farmers' Market is located at the corner of Main and Water Streets in Shelburne Falls. Our…
To strengthen our community by creating a vibrant marketplace where local farmers, food producers, artists and educators can directly market their goods and services to the public, thereby promoting local business, healthy eating, and social gathering. The 2026 Summer Market seasons runs May 22nd through Oct 09th! in the Old Parish Church parking lot (125 Main Street, Sheffield, MA 01257). We are accepting Rolling Admission Vendor Applications for the 2026 Season! The Sheffield Farmers Market offers a TRIPLE SNAP Match program! If you use your EBT card to purchase tokens at the market, you will receive 3X the amount you pay to spend at market vendors. Keep unused tokens for next time. Spread the word & come back each week! Berkshire Agricultural Ventures, Greenagers, Plaskolite, Bakin' Bakery, One Mercantile, Roberto’s Pizza, & Sheffield Agricultural Commission
Sustainable CAPE is a 501(C)(3) organization, tax ID 45-2029981, based in Truro, MA. Sustainable CAPE’s mission is to celebrate local food while inclusively educating about the health of our bodies, community, and environment. We demonstrate the direct link between local food, sustainable health and wellness, and the importance of preserving the fragile land and water resources that directly enable our local harvest. Our goal is to educate, empowering individuals to become agents of change – thereby creating a decidedly more delicious, healthy and sustainable world. Gus’ Zucchini 500 Racetrack at the Truro Agriculture Fair continues to engage youth and their families in wholesome fun with vegetables to this day. Please join us in supporting our supporters – using their services, buying their products, or donating to their causes strengthens our community. Kathryn Collins – Joseph & Ma...
Join us for the 25th Annual Sheep Festival at Taylor-Bray Farm! Enjoy ongoing live sheep shearing and herding demonstrations throughout the day. Step inside our Fiber Arts Tent where talented spinners, weavers, rug hookers, and artisans showcase the beauty of wool and fiber through handcrafted goods. Take a hay wagon ride, visit with our animals, and tour our historic 17th-century farmhouse. Don't miss our popular silent auction featuring
The LFM is a producer-only market, ensuring that what you find at our market is fresh and local, sustainably raised and carefully crafted. We’re thrilled to be moving back to Fletcher Park in Lexington center for the 2026 Summer Season. We can’t wait to welcome you there! The LFM shares local goodness at the weekly Summer Market, including the talents and work of members of our greater community. We welcome artisans, musicians and community groups to apply to join the market. Visit the Market Community page to learn how! The LFM accepts SNAP, HIP, and Farmers' Market Coupons including WIC & Senior FMNP The LFM doubles SNAP dollars, up to $20 per market day. Stop by the Market Manager’s table for more information or visit our Food Assistance Page .
Dana Sayers is the heart behind Homegrown Creative Collective. With a background in hospitality management focused on social events and exclusive clubs, Dana built a career centered on bringing people together. After excelling in the restaurant industry, she shifted into liquor sales for a change of pace—where she discovered a deep love for branding, storytelling, and menu design. As her life evolved, Dana met her husband and began raising their two beautiful boys, while continuing to nurture her creative side through work with a social media company. Storytelling remained the common thread throughout every chapter. Today, Dana brings that passion full circle by telling the stories of local artists and makers—while creating art of her own. Whether she’s designing, building community, or throwing a party (like the Ipswich Homegrown Farmers Market each week), Dana embodies the natural c...
