Farmers Markets near Amesbury, ma
Cape Ann Farmers Market 16th season will be held on Harbor Loop in downtown Gloucester, MA. Join us every Thursday from the first week in June through the second week of October from 3:00 to 6:30 PM.... [more]
Located in the beautiful, seaside neighborhood of Magnolia (Gloucester), MA, the Magnolia Community Farmers Markets supports local commerce, locally-sourced farm fresh produce, prepared foods, and sma
Candia Farmers Market is an OUTDOOR market held the THIRD Saturday of June through October. 2023 will be the third year we have been holding our farmers market.... [more]
CRAVING LOCAL SEACOAST We are the Seacoast Growers Association of New England and are on a mission to bring you the best local food and arts 4 days a week.... [more]
Seacoast Eat Local is the organizer of the winter farmers� market program at Wentworth Greenhouses and Exeter High School.... [more]
The Salem Farmers Market is located in Historic Derby Square on Front Street in Downtown Salem, MA and is held Thursday evenings from 3:00-7:00 p.m.... [more]
The Wilmington Farmers Market will provide a place where the members of our community can purchase a diverse and interesting selection of locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, & locally produced... [more]
Nothing is better than getting fresh fruits and vegetables for your family. At the Lowell Farmers' Market we welcome everyone to come and join us Fridays in the months of July through October.... [more]
The Farm Market is a year round indoor market on Sundays from 10-1. Located at Mill No. 5, on the fourth floor, home of The Luna Theater and Coffee and Cotton, and several specialty shops.
Local farmers & specialty food producers sell their fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, pies, breads & so much more.
Join us for our ongoing series of winter farmers' markets--we'll be hosting 11 this season! Buy local foods directly from area farmers & food producers and enjoy healthful whole foods all winter.... [more]
Mission: Mill City Grows fosters food justice by improving physical health, economic independence and environmental sustainability in Lowell through increased access to land, locally-grown food and ed