Farmers Markets near Gardner, ma
The Wakefield Farmers Market runs from mid June to October since 2009. We host four local farmers and 45 vendors offering freshly harvested produce, seafood, meats, cheeses, honey, maple syrup, co... [more]
The Melrose Farmers’ Market is a non-profit organization that works to build a strong, healthy and vibrant community.... [more]
The Concord Farmers’ Market has connected the community with local farmers and makers for more than 45 years.... [more]
Warner Area Farmers Market features a variety of vendors with organic produce, fruits, maple syrup, mushrooms, eggs, teas, meats, jams, honey, soap, natural cosmetics, baked goods, jewelry, and flower... [more]
The Ellington Farmers Market is located at 72 Maple St., Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon, rain or shine, from May to October.... [more]
Saturdays, May-October, 9AM-12PM at 72 Maple St in Ellington, CT. SNAP FMNP matched. Over 50 local, fresh, vendors; weekly themes, live music.... [more]
Braintree Farmers Market operates every Saturday from 9 to 1, rain or shine, from June 13th until October 10th with an indoor Thanksgiving market on November 21, 2026.... [more]
Our vendors sell only items grown, raised, baked, created, or prepared within 75 miles of Sunapee. Our farm vendors offer their own fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, poultry, eggs, honey and maple s... [more]
The Canterbury Community Farmers Market Association (CCFMA) was organized in 2006 by a group of local agricultural producers and interested citizens.... [more]
The Tilton Farmers Market is held weekly from May 19 through September 29 from 3:30-6:30 PM. Find us next to the Police Department Building on route 132!
The Suncook Valley Farmers Market is held weekly from May 30 through October 10, 10AM - 1PM. Find us next to the Barnstead Elementary School, just off routes 28 and 126!
The Lisbon Farmers' Market is a CT Grown, seasonal market held every Thursday, 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM, late June through late September, on the Newent Meeting House Green, 12 South Burnham Highway, Lisbon,... [more]