Susan Caldwell,
President
President
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Barrington Farmers’ Market: Int. Rts. 9 & 25. May-Oct., 9am-1pm, Sat. Produce, flowers,
plants, fruit, eggs, heirloom poultry, beef jerky, possibly lobsters. Rain or shine, 749-0377
.Bedford Farmers’ Market: Wallace Rd, Benedictine Park. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Tues. Certified
organic, flowers, maple products, conventional vegetables, fish, jams, wine, fruits, baked
goods, eggs, jellies, specialty foods. Musicians, July 4 celebration, pumpkin decorating, trick
or treat at the market. Rain or shine, 435-6419, Romney@comcast.net, www.
bedfordfarmersmarket.org.
Berlin-Gorham Farmers’ Market: Absolute! Power-RV parking lot, 461 Main St., Gorham.
June 27, July 11,25, Aug. 8, 22, Sept. 5, 19, Oct. 3, 17, 31, closing date depends of first frost.
Most all agriculture and related products, crafts, baskets, pot racks, flowers, wreaths, trees,
wood, handmade art, fabric, non profits green information tables, health and nutrition advice,
organics, candles, aromatherapy, open all legal NH/MA holidays. Demonstrations, music,
samples, clowns, life size farm fun cutouts. Open extra times for Riverfire,
Downtown, French, culture and heritage events. Rain or shine, 752-1592.
Local Works Farmers’ Market: Main St., Bethlehem. May 23-Oct. 10, Wed., 3-6pm; Sat. 9am-
1pm. Twice weekly farmers market and outdoor marketplace featuring local produce, baked
goods, fresh bread, prepared foods, crafts, jewelry, wood working, live music and much
more. Located at WREN on the corner of Rt. 302 and Park Ave. in the village of Bethlehem.
Rain or shine, 869-9736, localworksnh@gmail.com, www.wrencommunity.org.
Bradford Community Farmers’ Market: Bradford Community Center, 134 E. Main St. June-
Oct., 3-6pm, Thurs. Locally grown and locally made products. Weekly entertainment and
demonstrations weekly. Rain or shine, 938-6228, bacc@mcttelecom.com.
Brookline Farmers’ Market: Brookline ball park, Rt. 130. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Tues.
Vegetables, flowers, meats, fruits, seafood, dairy, baked goods. Rain or shine, 672-4229,
www.brooklinefarmersmarket.org.
Canaan Farmers’ Market: Rts. 4 & 188, on the park, downtown Canaan. May-Oct., 10am-
1pm. Vendor grown and produced agricultural products and fine crafts. Rain or shine,
523-4337, canaanfarmmkt@valley.net, www.townofcanaannh.us (see “Events”).
Canterbury Community Farmers’ Market: Canterbury Center, Elkins Library parking lot. June-
October, Wednesdays, 4-7pm. Fresh local fruits, vegetables, baked goods, cheese, milk,
maple products, potted plants, meats, seafood, jams, jellies, cut flowers, herbs, crafts and
more! Online shopping and purchasing will be available in 2008! Weekly musical
entertainment. Rain or shine, 783-9649, farmer@ccfma.net, www.ccfma.net.
Claremont Farmers’ Market: Broad Street Park. June 4-Oct. 1, 4-7pm, Thurs. Vegetables,
fruits, honey, eggs, bread, spices, annuals, perennial plants, floral arrangements, baked
goods, jams, jellies, preserves, pottery, glass, jewelry, ready to eat food, beef, etc. Children’
s Story Time, 4-5pm; weekly music and demonstrations. Assorted other children’s
programs. Rain or shine, 542-4321, www.claremontmarket.org.
Colebrook Farmers’ Market: 84 Colby St., Colebrook. July-Oct., 8am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables,
fruits, baked goods, wool, yarn, crafts, maple, apples. Rain or shine, 237-4430.
Main Street Farmers’ Market: North Main St., at Northern Tire parking lot, Colebrook. Last
week of June-Oct., Thursday, 4-6pm; Saturday, 8-11am. Fresh eggs, baked goods, salad
mixture, spinach, mesclun mix, Swiss chard, Romaine, lettuce, jams, jellies, squashs,
radishes, corn, herbs, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, beans and
more. Rain or shine, 237-4395.
Concord Farmers’ Market: Capitol St. June-Oct., 8:30am-12pm, Sat. Fresh NH Fruits and
vegetables, plants,baked goods, jams, maple, wines, meats, honey, crafts, worms for
composting. Rain or shine, 224-8862.
Contoocook Farmers’ Market: Main St., at Contoocook Train Depot. June-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Vegetables,including organic, maple syrup, eggs, pies, jams, jellies, plants, meat,
soaps, cut flowers, granola. Live music (bi-weekly), Railroad Museum on site. 746-2874,
planetloft@comcast.net.
Cornish Farmers’ Market: Rt. 120, Meetinghouse Green, Cornish Flat. May-Oct., 9am-2pm,
Sat. Produce,meat, baked goods, crafts, honey, plants, maple syrup, pottery, fruits in
season. Rain or shine, 802-674-384/6630.
Davisville Farmers’ Market: 909 E. Rt. 103, Warner. June-Oct., 10am-3pm, Fri., Sat. & Sun.
Vegetables,potatoes, grain, crafts, baked goods, cheese, dried fruits & vegetables, flowers,
plants. Rain or shine, 995-1345, happyazmy.com.
Deerfield Farmers’ Market: Deerfield Fairgrounds. June-Oct., 3-7pm, Fri. Organic
vegetables, plants, baked goods, and much more. Hayrides, music, petting zoo. Rain or
shine, 463-8812, justforfunjj@yahoo.com,www.farmersmarket.deerfield-nh/us.
One Washington Center Arts Festival: One Washington St., Dover. Artisans, live music,
dancers, school arts, prepared foods, Italian cookies, cured meats, Flag Hill Winery,
cheese, breads, vegetables, produce.Annual Mother’s Day event. 944-2580,
bshone@chinburgbuilders.com, www.onewashingtoncenter.com.
Dover: 181 Silver St. June 3-Oct. 14, 2;15-6pm, Wed. Baked goods, vegetables, plants, cut
flowers. Rain or
shine, 692-4511.
Durham: Pettee Brook parking lot, Pettee Brook Rd. June 1-Oct. 12, 2:15-5:30pm, Mon.
Fruits, vegetables,cut flowers, plants, baked goods, guest craft vendors. Rain or shine,
658-0280
Enfield Farmers’ Market: Enfield Shaker Museum, 447 NH Rt. 4A. July 1-Oct. 7, 4-7pm, Wed.
The market offers a wide range of fresh locally-grown produce, meats, flowers, prepared
foods, and crafts. Special activities for children. WIC accepted. Visit the museum and hike
the trails as part of your visit. Rain or shine,632-4346, enfieldshakermuseum@yahoo.com,
www.shakermuseum.org.
Exeter: Swasey Parkway, off of Water St. June 4-Oct. 15, 2:15-6pm, Thurs. Baked goods,
maple syrup,plants, vegetables, fruits, crafts, prepared foods, wine, cut flowers and more.
Rain or shine, 658-0280/5322.
Farmington Farmers’ Market: Behind TD North, Central & Main Sts. May-Oct., 8:30am-12pm,
Sat. Vegetables, plants, homemade goods, pies, jams, jellies, handmade quilts, pillows,
hats, doll clothes, pot holders. Hay Day last Sat. in Aug., 9am-4pm, Town Square. Rain or
shine, 859-2551.
Fitzwilliam Farmers’ Market: next to Town hall. May-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables,
plants, fruits, eggs,bread, wool and wool products, flowers, maple products. Rain or shine,
585-9052, utuhusa@yahoo.com, www.harvesttomarket.com.
Franklin Community Farmers’ Market: 206 Central St. July-Sept., 3-6pm, Tues. Vegetables,
fruits, meats,baked goods, used books, crafts, ice cream, music and more! Rain or shine,
648-6586,cindytaylormidwife@yahoo.com.
Gilmanton Farmers’ Market: Academy at the 4 Corners. July-Oct., 3-6pm, Wed. Vegetables,
eggs, lamb, cut flowers, wool, maple, fruits, bread, baked goods. Rain or shine, 267-7083,
meadowviewfarm@metrocast.net.
Hampton: Rt. 1, Sacred Heart Church parking lot, near the Hampton Cinemas. June 2-Oct.
13, 3-6pm,Tues. Fruits, vegetables, cut flowers, plants, baked goods, eggs, soaps, body
products, prepared food. Rain
or shine, 674-3990.
Hancock Farmers’ Market: horsesheds behind church in Hancock. May-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Fresh produce,flowers, plants, handicrafts, preserves, sweets and other local,
seasonal, products. Weekly special events. 525-3172, konorei@hotmail.com.
Hanover Area Farmers’ Market: “The Green”. June 3-Sept. 30, 3-6pm, Wed. Vegetables,
fruits, meat, flowers, plants, dairy, maple, crafts, prepared foods, herbs, body care, honey,
cheeses. Entertainment. Rain or shine, 802-299-9707, farmersmarket@hanoverchamber.
org.
Hillsborough Pride Farmers’ Market: Butler Park, corner of Central & Main Sts. July-Sept.,
9am-12pm, Sat.Homemade crafts, produce, flowers, eggs, baked goods, jams, specialty
foods, handmade soaps, hand embroidered linens, notecards. Various occasional music.
Rain or shine, 464-4640.
Jackson Farmers’ Market: next to Snowflake Inn Field. July-Oct., 9am-1pm, Sat. Fresh
produce, vegetables,berries, fruits, plants, pottery, jewelry, hand loomed items, eggs, baked
goods, artisan breads, maple, cut flowers, goat cheese, meat, honey, organic goods.
Weekly entertainment. Rain or shine, 520-4974,chendr7108@aol.com.
Jaffrey Farmers’ Market: Rt. 202, Monadnock Plaza. July-Sept., 9am-12pm, Saturdays, 9am-
12pm. Produce,perennials, baked goods, jams, jellies and honey. Rain or shine, 532-6561.
The Farmers’ Market of Keene: Commercial parking lot off Gilbo Ave. May-Oct., 9am-2pm,
Tues. & Sat. Fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants, flowers, maple syrup, honey, baked goods,
bread, jams, jellies, eggs, soap, wool products, lamb, pork, juried crafts. Rain or shine,
446-9474.
Kingston: on the “Plains”, across from the Kingston Fire Station, near intersection of Church
& Main Sts. June 2-Oct. 13, 2:15-5:30pm, Tues. Baked goods, meat, eggs, fresh vegetables,
fruits, plants, flowers. Rain or shine, 658-0280/5322.
Laconia Farmers’ Market: Beacon St. East. June-Oct., 8am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables, fruits,
baked goods, jams, jellies, flowers, crafts, maple syrup, beef, pork, chicken, organic
vegetables. Rain or shine, 267-6522, BPRamsay1@aol.com.
Lancaster Farmers’ Market: Centennial Park. June-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Jewelry, wool,
herbalist, goats’ milk soap, quilter, artist, certified organic produce, fresh, local produce,
baked goods, pestos, jams, jellies, cut flowers, plants, honey, berries, photography,
embroidered pillows, wood work, basketmaker, meats (beef, pork, lamb). Rain or shine,
788-3391, townmanager@lancasternh.org.
Lebanon Farmers’ Market: Colburn Park. May 28-Sept. 24, 4-7pm, Thurs. Enjoy local
produce, prepared foods and crafts at the market. Featuring over 30 vendors, live music and
craft demonstrations at every market. Contact the market coordinator for information about
the winter market, as well. Rain or shine, 448-5121, 704-996-0705, farmersmarket@lebcity.
com, www.lebanonfarmersmarket.org.
Lee Farmers’ Market: Old Fire Station, Rt. 155. May-Oct., 3-6pm, Thurs. Produce, meat,
soaps, wood,flowers, plants, baked goods. Various entertainment and education through
season. Rain or shine, 659-9329, leemarket@comcast.net.
Lisbon Farmers’ Market: North Main St. Late-Spring-Fall, 3-7pm, Thurs. Locally grown
vegetables, local crafts. Rain or shine, 838-2200, lisbonmainstreet@roadrunner.com.
Littleton Farmers’ Market: Cottage St., Senior Center parking lot. July-Oct., 10am-1pm, Sun.
Fresh local produce, in season, meat, eggs, poultry, maple, preserves, baked goods,
prepared foods, perennials, cut flowers, honey, crafts, wood products. Cooking & craft
demonstrations. Rain or shine, 444-0248, cabinviewfarm@roadrunner.com.
Londonderry Farmers’ Market: Rt. 102/5 Avery Rd. May-Oct., 8am-3pm, Sat. & Sun. Produce,
flowers, dog treats, crafts, honey, soaps, candles, and more! Rain or shine, 883-4196,
londonderryfmkt@wmconnect.com, www.londonderrynhfarmersmarket.com.
Lyndeborough Farmers’ Market: Center Hall, Center Rd. June-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Fruits,
vegetables, bedding plants, meats, eggs, baked goods, jams. Rain or shine, 654-5362,
kgrybko@aol.com.
Madison Farmers’ Market: Community Market & Deli, Rt. 113, 1483 Conway Rd. June 1-
Sept. 30, 3-6pm,Tues. Vegetables, fruits, baked goods, eggs, plants, herbs. Rain or shine,
447-5654,sweetcloverfarm2@ncia.net.
Downtown Manchester Farmers’ Market: Pine St. & Concord St. intersection. June-Oct., 3-6:
30pm, Thurs.;month of October close at 6pm. Vegetables, herbs, flowers, melons, apples,
wine, soaps, bread, cookies,baked goods, prepared foods, strawberries, certified organic
products, maple syrup. Rain or shine, 679-8101,day of market telephone 205-1684,
charliereid@ttlc.net.
Milford Farmers’ Market: Granite Town Plaza, Tractor Supply parking lot, Elm St. Late-June-
early Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Locally grown, fresh vegetables, meat, baked goods, crafts,
maple products, eggs. Rain or shine,673-5792, mosseyapples@aol.com, www.
Milfordnhfarmersmarket.com.
Farmers’ Market Association of Nashua: 48 West Hollis St., St. Louis de Gonzague Church.
July-Oct., 2-6pm, Tues. Fruit, vegetables, bread, syrup, soap. Rain or shine, 878-3437,
nashuafr@netway.com.
Main Street Bridge Farmers’ Market: 53-75 Main St., Nashua. May-Oct., 10am-3pm, Sun.
Fresh seasonal fruits, vegetables, goat milk soap, candles, apple and fruit wines, breads.
Rain or shine, 883-5700,sueb@greatamericandowntown.org, www.downtownnashua.org.
Downtown Nashua School Street Farmers’ Market: School Street parking lot. June 5-Oct. 30,
2-6pm, Fri. Vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, wine, beer, maple syrup, sweaters. Weekly
events and entertainment. Rain or shine, 883-5700, sueb@greatamericandowntown.org,
www.downtownnashua.org.
New Boston Farmers’ Market: Town Common at the gazebo, Rt. 13. July-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Produce, fruit, eggs, bread, cakes, cookies, jams, granola and grain bars, hand spun
wool, hand knit items, cider, herbal body products, meats (lamb, beef, pork), yarn. Rain or
shine, 487-2480, pygarus@aol.com,www.newbostonfarmersmarket.org.
New Durham Farmers’ Market: off Depot Rd., next to Post Office, on the lawn. Mid-May-early-
Oct., 8am-1pm, Sat. Market offers vegetable and flowering plants, fruit and produce, baked
goods, honey, maple syrup,wool yarns, fresh flowers, daylilies, perennials, pottery, eggs,
soap, herbs, felted wool items, jams, jellies and chutneys, seasonal berries and other
seasonal market goods. Rain or shine, 859-4251,davcrord@metrocast.net.
New London Farmers’ Market: New London Town Green. June-Aug., Fri., 4-7pm.
Vegetables, fruits, hot dogs, pizza, kettle corn. Special events will coincide with the
bandstand entertainment from time to time. Rain or shine, 526-2632, jdow2003@yahoo.
com.
Newbury Farmers’ & Artisans Market: Rt. 103, near Newbury Library & playground. July-Oct.,
3-6pm, Fri.Locally grown and raised produce, meats, eggs, fruits, plants, homemade
breads and pastries, jams and jellies, cookies and more; hand crafted baskets, furniture,
pottery, jewelry, herbal crafts, soaps. Music every week. Rain or shine, 763-0181,
crazyrussell@msn.com.
Newmarket Farmers’ Market: The Stone Church Meeting House parking lot, 5-7 Granite St.
June 20-Oct. 10,9am-1pm, Sat. Vegetables, fruits, flowers, plants, dairy, breads, meats,
crafts. Rain or shine, 659-5900,newmarketfarmersmarket@gmail.com.
Newfound Farmers’ Market: Dedication Park, Lake St. Bristol. May 16-Oct. 31, 10am-1pm,
Sat. Local market offering NH raised meat and eggs, locally grown fruits and vegetables,
bakery products and crafts. Rain or shine, 934-8146, gitchfarm02@yahoo.com.
Newport Farmers’ Market: on the common, Newport. June 12-Oct. 19, 3-6pm, Fri. Area’s
largest farmers’market. Over 40 vendors of produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, and
homespun crafts. Open rain or shine. Children’s story time at 4pm each Fri. and musical
entertainment during the markets. Rain or shine, 865-9841,
newportfarmersmarket@comcast.net.
The Northwood Area Farmers’ Market: corner of Rts. 4, 202A/9 and Rt. 43, at the Municipal
building parking lot. June 4-Sept. 24, 3-6:30pm, Thurs. Vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey,
herbal creams, baked goods, cut flowers, vegetable plants, perennials, fish, poultry, vegan
prepared food, hot dogs. Rain or shine, 682-0662,northwoodfarmersmarket@yahoo.com.
Nottingham Farmers’ Market: Blaisdell Memorial Library, 129 Stage Rd. June-Oct., 1-4pm,
Sun. Fresh fruits,vegetables in season, flowers, plants, honey, maple syrup, baked goods.
Opening day celebration and Fall Harvest Celebration. Rain or shine, 679-8484,
blaisdellml@comcast.net.
Ossipee Farmers’ Market: Moultonville Rd., Center Ossipee. June-Sept., 1-5:30pm, Fri.
Produce, meat,cheese, baked goods, crafts, soaps. Demonstration or entertainment each
week. Rain or shine, 539-7200,director@ossipeemainstreet.org.
Pelham Farmers’ Market: St. Patrick Parish, 12 Main St. June 1-Aug. 31, 4-7pm, Mon. Local
farm fresh fruits and vegetables, maple sugar products, eggs, baked goods and handmade
crafts will be available. Entertainment and fun activities for the kids will vary weekly. A
sample of offerings are face painting, balloon shapes and animals, magic tricks, juggling
and live music. Rain or shine, 635-3525, 978-500-0023,
pelhamfarmersmarket@yahoo.com.
Pembroke Farmers’ Market: Montminy’s Country Store parking lot. June 20-Oct., 8:30am-
12pm,Wednesday & Saturday. Vegetables, crafts, breads. Rain or shine, 413-5536,
mothergoose_79@hotmail.com.
Peterborough Farmers’ Market: Depot Square. May-Oct., 3-6pm, Wed. Bedding plants,
perennials, herb plants, baked goods, eggs, small fruit, apples, vegetables, wine, jewelry,
knitted wear, maple syrup, granola,prepared foods, crafts, entertainment, cut flowers, music
balloon making, face painting. Rain or shine, 878-6124, Mich.S@comcast.net, www.
peterboroughfarmersmarket.webs.com.
Piermont Farmers’ Market: corner of Rt. 25 & River Rd. June 2-Oct. 13, 3-6pm. Support local
farmers by shopping the Piermont Farmers’ Market. We have everything from cheese and
beef to plants, artwork, veggies and baked goods. Come see for yourself! Rain or shine,
802-505-0123, emilygtshipman@hotmail.com.
Pittsfield Farmers’ Market: Main St., Dustin Park. June-Oct., 3-5:30pm, Thurs. Fresh
produce, baked goods, agricultural crafts, organic produce, fruits in season, breads, jams,
jellies, soaps, cut flowers, annuals, perennials, herbs, specialty products, eggs. Rain or
shine, 435-5570, chapmans4.1@myfairpoint.net.
Plymouth Area Farmers’ Market: 263 Highland St. June 18-Sept. 24, 3-6pm, Thurs. Fresh
vegetables, meats, plants, herbs, cut flowers, eggs, soaps, yarn, baked goods, farm crafts.
Primavera Market-May 21, 3-6pm. Rain or shine, 536-3823, cperk40119@aol.com.
Portsmouth: 1 Junkins Ave. May 2-Nov. 7, 8am-1pm, Sat. Certified organic produce,
vegetables, fruits, cut flowers, meat, baked goods, prepared foods, plants, crafts, wine,
cheese, teas, maple syrup, honey, soap,personal care products. Rain or shine,
658-0280/5322.
Rochester 4 Corners Farmers’ Market: 4 Corners Antique Shop parking lot, Jct. 202A, Estes
Rd. & Meaderboro Rd. May 8-Sept., Fri., 3-6pm; Sat. 9am-12pm. Plants, flower and
vegetables, herbs, eggs, baked goods, relishes, pickles, jams, berries, strawberries,
blueberries, raspberries, in season, heirloom tomatoes, fresh picked fruit in season,
organic vegetables, dog cookies, fresh flowers and herbs. Rain or shine,
859-6979, squires@metrocast.net.
Downtown Rochester Farmers’ Market: Foster’s Daily Democrat parking lot, 90 N. Main St.
June-Sept., 3-6pm, Tues. & Thurs. Vegetables, fruits, berries, plants, annuals, perennials,
baked goods, eggs, herbs, jams,jellies, canned products, cut flowers, crafts. Rain or shine,
unless severe weather. Rain or shine, 332-1765.
Wentworth Greenhouses Farmers’ Market: 141 Rollins Rd., Rollinsford. June 30-Oct. 27, 2-
6pm, Tues.(Winter dates, TBD). Farm produce, seasonal vegetables, meats, poultry,
seafood. Gardening workshops and lectures. Rain or shine, 743-0923 (direct),
kokolis@comcast.net, www.wentworthgreenhouses.com.
Rye Farmers’ Market: 855 Washington Rd., Rye. June-Oct., 2-5:30pm, Wed. Vegetables,
seafood, meat, poultry, baked goods, shell fish, fruits, eggs, goats milk soap, cheese, tea,
spices. Rain or shine, 379-2007, OJGrote@me.com.
Sanbornton Farmers’ Market: Sanbornton Historical Society’s Lane Tavern, 520 Sanborn
Rd., Rt. 132. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Fri. Agricultural crafts, baked goods, dairy, free range poultry,
meat products, eggs, fiber goods, crafts, flowers, fresh fruits, berries, herbs, honey, jams,
jellies, potted plants, processed foods, seeds, syrup,vegetables, wood crafts and products.
Local entertainment, cooking demonstrations. Rain or shine, 286-8700,
budgie@metrocast.net.
Sandwich Farmers’ Market: Samuel H. Wentworth Library-‘Pines’. June-Nov., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Organic produce, maple syrup, vegetables, dog biscuits, fruits, and more! Rain or
shine, 284-7163. Seacoast Growers Association: Contact 659-5322,
info@seacoastgrowers.org, www.seacoastgrowers.org.
Tamworth Farmers’ Market: Unitarian Church, Rt. 113, Main St. June-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat.
Vegetables,maple syrup, honey, eggs, dairy products, meats, bread, goats’ milk cheese,
wool, coffee, cut flowers, baked goods (cookies, pies, etc.). Rain or shine, 323-2392,
farmersmarket@sunnyfield.us.
Exit 20 Farmers’ Market at Tanger Outlets: Tanger Outlet, Tilton. June-Sept., 3-6pm, Wed.
Vegetables,lamb, eggs, cheese, pottery, wood products, aprons/totes, folk art, baked goods,
ice cream, turkey dogs, jams,jellies, wine, poultry, turkey, organic donuts and scones, pies.
Rain or shine, 286-8700/387-5711,
budgie@metrocast.net.
Wakefield Farmers’ Market: corner of Rt. 16 & Wakefield Rd, opposite Palmer’s Market. May
23-Oct. 10,9am-3pm, Sat. Local vegetables, fruits in season, baked goods, plants, wood,
cut flowers, honey, eggs, fiber art, goat cheese, meats, and more! Demonstrations 1
0-11am. Rain or shine, 473-8762, www.wakefieldmarketplace.homestead.com.
Warner Area Farmers’ Market: Town Hall lawn. Mid-June-mid-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Music,
crafts,vegetables, concluding with Warner Fall Foliage Festival Columbus Day weekend.
Rain or shine, 456-2319.
Washington Farmers’ Market: Town Common. May 23-Oct. 10, 10am-12pm, Sat. Plants,
flowers, baked goods, jams, jellies, eggs, vegetables, fruits, crafts, arts. Rain or shine, 345-
8783, teaberrywolf@yahoo.com.
Weare Farmers’ Market: Weare Center around gazebo. June-Sept., 3-6pm, Fri. Seasonal
produce and fruits,certified organic producer, fresh lamb, pork and chicken, baked goods,
certified organic breads, honey, maple syrup, jams, jellies, canned goods, fresh plants, cut
flowers, goats’ milk soap and lotions. Rain or shine, 413-6213,
wearefarmersmarket@comcast.net.
White Oaks Market at Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center: Prescott Farm, Weir’s
Beach/Laconia. June 25-Oct. 1, 4-7pm, Thurs. Produce, some organic, jams, jellies, honey,
flowers, meats, ice cream, body products, herbs, wool. End of Season Harvest Barn Dance,
Oct. 3. Rain or shine, 366-5695,info@prescottconservancy.org, www.prescottconservancy.
org.
Wilmot Farmers’ Market: Town Green. July-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Produce, plants, cut
flowers, meats,cheeses, honey, syrup, prepared foods, herbs, baked foods, hot lunch and
breakfast, soaps, wool,
plants, fruit, eggs, heirloom poultry, beef jerky, possibly lobsters. Rain or shine, 749-0377
.Bedford Farmers’ Market: Wallace Rd, Benedictine Park. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Tues. Certified
organic, flowers, maple products, conventional vegetables, fish, jams, wine, fruits, baked
goods, eggs, jellies, specialty foods. Musicians, July 4 celebration, pumpkin decorating, trick
or treat at the market. Rain or shine, 435-6419, Romney@comcast.net, www.
bedfordfarmersmarket.org.
Berlin-Gorham Farmers’ Market: Absolute! Power-RV parking lot, 461 Main St., Gorham.
June 27, July 11,25, Aug. 8, 22, Sept. 5, 19, Oct. 3, 17, 31, closing date depends of first frost.
Most all agriculture and related products, crafts, baskets, pot racks, flowers, wreaths, trees,
wood, handmade art, fabric, non profits green information tables, health and nutrition advice,
organics, candles, aromatherapy, open all legal NH/MA holidays. Demonstrations, music,
samples, clowns, life size farm fun cutouts. Open extra times for Riverfire,
Downtown, French, culture and heritage events. Rain or shine, 752-1592.
Local Works Farmers’ Market: Main St., Bethlehem. May 23-Oct. 10, Wed., 3-6pm; Sat. 9am-
1pm. Twice weekly farmers market and outdoor marketplace featuring local produce, baked
goods, fresh bread, prepared foods, crafts, jewelry, wood working, live music and much
more. Located at WREN on the corner of Rt. 302 and Park Ave. in the village of Bethlehem.
Rain or shine, 869-9736, localworksnh@gmail.com, www.wrencommunity.org.
Bradford Community Farmers’ Market: Bradford Community Center, 134 E. Main St. June-
Oct., 3-6pm, Thurs. Locally grown and locally made products. Weekly entertainment and
demonstrations weekly. Rain or shine, 938-6228, bacc@mcttelecom.com.
Brookline Farmers’ Market: Brookline ball park, Rt. 130. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Tues.
Vegetables, flowers, meats, fruits, seafood, dairy, baked goods. Rain or shine, 672-4229,
www.brooklinefarmersmarket.org.
Canaan Farmers’ Market: Rts. 4 & 188, on the park, downtown Canaan. May-Oct., 10am-
1pm. Vendor grown and produced agricultural products and fine crafts. Rain or shine,
523-4337, canaanfarmmkt@valley.net, www.townofcanaannh.us (see “Events”).
Canterbury Community Farmers’ Market: Canterbury Center, Elkins Library parking lot. June-
October, Wednesdays, 4-7pm. Fresh local fruits, vegetables, baked goods, cheese, milk,
maple products, potted plants, meats, seafood, jams, jellies, cut flowers, herbs, crafts and
more! Online shopping and purchasing will be available in 2008! Weekly musical
entertainment. Rain or shine, 783-9649, farmer@ccfma.net, www.ccfma.net.
Claremont Farmers’ Market: Broad Street Park. June 4-Oct. 1, 4-7pm, Thurs. Vegetables,
fruits, honey, eggs, bread, spices, annuals, perennial plants, floral arrangements, baked
goods, jams, jellies, preserves, pottery, glass, jewelry, ready to eat food, beef, etc. Children’
s Story Time, 4-5pm; weekly music and demonstrations. Assorted other children’s
programs. Rain or shine, 542-4321, www.claremontmarket.org.
Colebrook Farmers’ Market: 84 Colby St., Colebrook. July-Oct., 8am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables,
fruits, baked goods, wool, yarn, crafts, maple, apples. Rain or shine, 237-4430.
Main Street Farmers’ Market: North Main St., at Northern Tire parking lot, Colebrook. Last
week of June-Oct., Thursday, 4-6pm; Saturday, 8-11am. Fresh eggs, baked goods, salad
mixture, spinach, mesclun mix, Swiss chard, Romaine, lettuce, jams, jellies, squashs,
radishes, corn, herbs, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, beans and
more. Rain or shine, 237-4395.
Concord Farmers’ Market: Capitol St. June-Oct., 8:30am-12pm, Sat. Fresh NH Fruits and
vegetables, plants,baked goods, jams, maple, wines, meats, honey, crafts, worms for
composting. Rain or shine, 224-8862.
Contoocook Farmers’ Market: Main St., at Contoocook Train Depot. June-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Vegetables,including organic, maple syrup, eggs, pies, jams, jellies, plants, meat,
soaps, cut flowers, granola. Live music (bi-weekly), Railroad Museum on site. 746-2874,
planetloft@comcast.net.
Cornish Farmers’ Market: Rt. 120, Meetinghouse Green, Cornish Flat. May-Oct., 9am-2pm,
Sat. Produce,meat, baked goods, crafts, honey, plants, maple syrup, pottery, fruits in
season. Rain or shine, 802-674-384/6630.
Davisville Farmers’ Market: 909 E. Rt. 103, Warner. June-Oct., 10am-3pm, Fri., Sat. & Sun.
Vegetables,potatoes, grain, crafts, baked goods, cheese, dried fruits & vegetables, flowers,
plants. Rain or shine, 995-1345, happyazmy.com.
Deerfield Farmers’ Market: Deerfield Fairgrounds. June-Oct., 3-7pm, Fri. Organic
vegetables, plants, baked goods, and much more. Hayrides, music, petting zoo. Rain or
shine, 463-8812, justforfunjj@yahoo.com,www.farmersmarket.deerfield-nh/us.
One Washington Center Arts Festival: One Washington St., Dover. Artisans, live music,
dancers, school arts, prepared foods, Italian cookies, cured meats, Flag Hill Winery,
cheese, breads, vegetables, produce.Annual Mother’s Day event. 944-2580,
bshone@chinburgbuilders.com, www.onewashingtoncenter.com.
Dover: 181 Silver St. June 3-Oct. 14, 2;15-6pm, Wed. Baked goods, vegetables, plants, cut
flowers. Rain or
shine, 692-4511.
Durham: Pettee Brook parking lot, Pettee Brook Rd. June 1-Oct. 12, 2:15-5:30pm, Mon.
Fruits, vegetables,cut flowers, plants, baked goods, guest craft vendors. Rain or shine,
658-0280
Enfield Farmers’ Market: Enfield Shaker Museum, 447 NH Rt. 4A. July 1-Oct. 7, 4-7pm, Wed.
The market offers a wide range of fresh locally-grown produce, meats, flowers, prepared
foods, and crafts. Special activities for children. WIC accepted. Visit the museum and hike
the trails as part of your visit. Rain or shine,632-4346, enfieldshakermuseum@yahoo.com,
www.shakermuseum.org.
Exeter: Swasey Parkway, off of Water St. June 4-Oct. 15, 2:15-6pm, Thurs. Baked goods,
maple syrup,plants, vegetables, fruits, crafts, prepared foods, wine, cut flowers and more.
Rain or shine, 658-0280/5322.
Farmington Farmers’ Market: Behind TD North, Central & Main Sts. May-Oct., 8:30am-12pm,
Sat. Vegetables, plants, homemade goods, pies, jams, jellies, handmade quilts, pillows,
hats, doll clothes, pot holders. Hay Day last Sat. in Aug., 9am-4pm, Town Square. Rain or
shine, 859-2551.
Fitzwilliam Farmers’ Market: next to Town hall. May-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables,
plants, fruits, eggs,bread, wool and wool products, flowers, maple products. Rain or shine,
585-9052, utuhusa@yahoo.com, www.harvesttomarket.com.
Franklin Community Farmers’ Market: 206 Central St. July-Sept., 3-6pm, Tues. Vegetables,
fruits, meats,baked goods, used books, crafts, ice cream, music and more! Rain or shine,
648-6586,cindytaylormidwife@yahoo.com.
Gilmanton Farmers’ Market: Academy at the 4 Corners. July-Oct., 3-6pm, Wed. Vegetables,
eggs, lamb, cut flowers, wool, maple, fruits, bread, baked goods. Rain or shine, 267-7083,
meadowviewfarm@metrocast.net.
Hampton: Rt. 1, Sacred Heart Church parking lot, near the Hampton Cinemas. June 2-Oct.
13, 3-6pm,Tues. Fruits, vegetables, cut flowers, plants, baked goods, eggs, soaps, body
products, prepared food. Rain
or shine, 674-3990.
Hancock Farmers’ Market: horsesheds behind church in Hancock. May-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Fresh produce,flowers, plants, handicrafts, preserves, sweets and other local,
seasonal, products. Weekly special events. 525-3172, konorei@hotmail.com.
Hanover Area Farmers’ Market: “The Green”. June 3-Sept. 30, 3-6pm, Wed. Vegetables,
fruits, meat, flowers, plants, dairy, maple, crafts, prepared foods, herbs, body care, honey,
cheeses. Entertainment. Rain or shine, 802-299-9707, farmersmarket@hanoverchamber.
org.
Hillsborough Pride Farmers’ Market: Butler Park, corner of Central & Main Sts. July-Sept.,
9am-12pm, Sat.Homemade crafts, produce, flowers, eggs, baked goods, jams, specialty
foods, handmade soaps, hand embroidered linens, notecards. Various occasional music.
Rain or shine, 464-4640.
Jackson Farmers’ Market: next to Snowflake Inn Field. July-Oct., 9am-1pm, Sat. Fresh
produce, vegetables,berries, fruits, plants, pottery, jewelry, hand loomed items, eggs, baked
goods, artisan breads, maple, cut flowers, goat cheese, meat, honey, organic goods.
Weekly entertainment. Rain or shine, 520-4974,chendr7108@aol.com.
Jaffrey Farmers’ Market: Rt. 202, Monadnock Plaza. July-Sept., 9am-12pm, Saturdays, 9am-
12pm. Produce,perennials, baked goods, jams, jellies and honey. Rain or shine, 532-6561.
The Farmers’ Market of Keene: Commercial parking lot off Gilbo Ave. May-Oct., 9am-2pm,
Tues. & Sat. Fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants, flowers, maple syrup, honey, baked goods,
bread, jams, jellies, eggs, soap, wool products, lamb, pork, juried crafts. Rain or shine,
446-9474.
Kingston: on the “Plains”, across from the Kingston Fire Station, near intersection of Church
& Main Sts. June 2-Oct. 13, 2:15-5:30pm, Tues. Baked goods, meat, eggs, fresh vegetables,
fruits, plants, flowers. Rain or shine, 658-0280/5322.
Laconia Farmers’ Market: Beacon St. East. June-Oct., 8am-12pm, Sat. Vegetables, fruits,
baked goods, jams, jellies, flowers, crafts, maple syrup, beef, pork, chicken, organic
vegetables. Rain or shine, 267-6522, BPRamsay1@aol.com.
Lancaster Farmers’ Market: Centennial Park. June-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Jewelry, wool,
herbalist, goats’ milk soap, quilter, artist, certified organic produce, fresh, local produce,
baked goods, pestos, jams, jellies, cut flowers, plants, honey, berries, photography,
embroidered pillows, wood work, basketmaker, meats (beef, pork, lamb). Rain or shine,
788-3391, townmanager@lancasternh.org.
Lebanon Farmers’ Market: Colburn Park. May 28-Sept. 24, 4-7pm, Thurs. Enjoy local
produce, prepared foods and crafts at the market. Featuring over 30 vendors, live music and
craft demonstrations at every market. Contact the market coordinator for information about
the winter market, as well. Rain or shine, 448-5121, 704-996-0705, farmersmarket@lebcity.
com, www.lebanonfarmersmarket.org.
Lee Farmers’ Market: Old Fire Station, Rt. 155. May-Oct., 3-6pm, Thurs. Produce, meat,
soaps, wood,flowers, plants, baked goods. Various entertainment and education through
season. Rain or shine, 659-9329, leemarket@comcast.net.
Lisbon Farmers’ Market: North Main St. Late-Spring-Fall, 3-7pm, Thurs. Locally grown
vegetables, local crafts. Rain or shine, 838-2200, lisbonmainstreet@roadrunner.com.
Littleton Farmers’ Market: Cottage St., Senior Center parking lot. July-Oct., 10am-1pm, Sun.
Fresh local produce, in season, meat, eggs, poultry, maple, preserves, baked goods,
prepared foods, perennials, cut flowers, honey, crafts, wood products. Cooking & craft
demonstrations. Rain or shine, 444-0248, cabinviewfarm@roadrunner.com.
Londonderry Farmers’ Market: Rt. 102/5 Avery Rd. May-Oct., 8am-3pm, Sat. & Sun. Produce,
flowers, dog treats, crafts, honey, soaps, candles, and more! Rain or shine, 883-4196,
londonderryfmkt@wmconnect.com, www.londonderrynhfarmersmarket.com.
Lyndeborough Farmers’ Market: Center Hall, Center Rd. June-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Fruits,
vegetables, bedding plants, meats, eggs, baked goods, jams. Rain or shine, 654-5362,
kgrybko@aol.com.
Madison Farmers’ Market: Community Market & Deli, Rt. 113, 1483 Conway Rd. June 1-
Sept. 30, 3-6pm,Tues. Vegetables, fruits, baked goods, eggs, plants, herbs. Rain or shine,
447-5654,sweetcloverfarm2@ncia.net.
Downtown Manchester Farmers’ Market: Pine St. & Concord St. intersection. June-Oct., 3-6:
30pm, Thurs.;month of October close at 6pm. Vegetables, herbs, flowers, melons, apples,
wine, soaps, bread, cookies,baked goods, prepared foods, strawberries, certified organic
products, maple syrup. Rain or shine, 679-8101,day of market telephone 205-1684,
charliereid@ttlc.net.
Milford Farmers’ Market: Granite Town Plaza, Tractor Supply parking lot, Elm St. Late-June-
early Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Locally grown, fresh vegetables, meat, baked goods, crafts,
maple products, eggs. Rain or shine,673-5792, mosseyapples@aol.com, www.
Milfordnhfarmersmarket.com.
Farmers’ Market Association of Nashua: 48 West Hollis St., St. Louis de Gonzague Church.
July-Oct., 2-6pm, Tues. Fruit, vegetables, bread, syrup, soap. Rain or shine, 878-3437,
nashuafr@netway.com.
Main Street Bridge Farmers’ Market: 53-75 Main St., Nashua. May-Oct., 10am-3pm, Sun.
Fresh seasonal fruits, vegetables, goat milk soap, candles, apple and fruit wines, breads.
Rain or shine, 883-5700,sueb@greatamericandowntown.org, www.downtownnashua.org.
Downtown Nashua School Street Farmers’ Market: School Street parking lot. June 5-Oct. 30,
2-6pm, Fri. Vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, wine, beer, maple syrup, sweaters. Weekly
events and entertainment. Rain or shine, 883-5700, sueb@greatamericandowntown.org,
www.downtownnashua.org.
New Boston Farmers’ Market: Town Common at the gazebo, Rt. 13. July-Oct., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Produce, fruit, eggs, bread, cakes, cookies, jams, granola and grain bars, hand spun
wool, hand knit items, cider, herbal body products, meats (lamb, beef, pork), yarn. Rain or
shine, 487-2480, pygarus@aol.com,www.newbostonfarmersmarket.org.
New Durham Farmers’ Market: off Depot Rd., next to Post Office, on the lawn. Mid-May-early-
Oct., 8am-1pm, Sat. Market offers vegetable and flowering plants, fruit and produce, baked
goods, honey, maple syrup,wool yarns, fresh flowers, daylilies, perennials, pottery, eggs,
soap, herbs, felted wool items, jams, jellies and chutneys, seasonal berries and other
seasonal market goods. Rain or shine, 859-4251,davcrord@metrocast.net.
New London Farmers’ Market: New London Town Green. June-Aug., Fri., 4-7pm.
Vegetables, fruits, hot dogs, pizza, kettle corn. Special events will coincide with the
bandstand entertainment from time to time. Rain or shine, 526-2632, jdow2003@yahoo.
com.
Newbury Farmers’ & Artisans Market: Rt. 103, near Newbury Library & playground. July-Oct.,
3-6pm, Fri.Locally grown and raised produce, meats, eggs, fruits, plants, homemade
breads and pastries, jams and jellies, cookies and more; hand crafted baskets, furniture,
pottery, jewelry, herbal crafts, soaps. Music every week. Rain or shine, 763-0181,
crazyrussell@msn.com.
Newmarket Farmers’ Market: The Stone Church Meeting House parking lot, 5-7 Granite St.
June 20-Oct. 10,9am-1pm, Sat. Vegetables, fruits, flowers, plants, dairy, breads, meats,
crafts. Rain or shine, 659-5900,newmarketfarmersmarket@gmail.com.
Newfound Farmers’ Market: Dedication Park, Lake St. Bristol. May 16-Oct. 31, 10am-1pm,
Sat. Local market offering NH raised meat and eggs, locally grown fruits and vegetables,
bakery products and crafts. Rain or shine, 934-8146, gitchfarm02@yahoo.com.
Newport Farmers’ Market: on the common, Newport. June 12-Oct. 19, 3-6pm, Fri. Area’s
largest farmers’market. Over 40 vendors of produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, and
homespun crafts. Open rain or shine. Children’s story time at 4pm each Fri. and musical
entertainment during the markets. Rain or shine, 865-9841,
newportfarmersmarket@comcast.net.
The Northwood Area Farmers’ Market: corner of Rts. 4, 202A/9 and Rt. 43, at the Municipal
building parking lot. June 4-Sept. 24, 3-6:30pm, Thurs. Vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey,
herbal creams, baked goods, cut flowers, vegetable plants, perennials, fish, poultry, vegan
prepared food, hot dogs. Rain or shine, 682-0662,northwoodfarmersmarket@yahoo.com.
Nottingham Farmers’ Market: Blaisdell Memorial Library, 129 Stage Rd. June-Oct., 1-4pm,
Sun. Fresh fruits,vegetables in season, flowers, plants, honey, maple syrup, baked goods.
Opening day celebration and Fall Harvest Celebration. Rain or shine, 679-8484,
blaisdellml@comcast.net.
Ossipee Farmers’ Market: Moultonville Rd., Center Ossipee. June-Sept., 1-5:30pm, Fri.
Produce, meat,cheese, baked goods, crafts, soaps. Demonstration or entertainment each
week. Rain or shine, 539-7200,director@ossipeemainstreet.org.
Pelham Farmers’ Market: St. Patrick Parish, 12 Main St. June 1-Aug. 31, 4-7pm, Mon. Local
farm fresh fruits and vegetables, maple sugar products, eggs, baked goods and handmade
crafts will be available. Entertainment and fun activities for the kids will vary weekly. A
sample of offerings are face painting, balloon shapes and animals, magic tricks, juggling
and live music. Rain or shine, 635-3525, 978-500-0023,
pelhamfarmersmarket@yahoo.com.
Pembroke Farmers’ Market: Montminy’s Country Store parking lot. June 20-Oct., 8:30am-
12pm,Wednesday & Saturday. Vegetables, crafts, breads. Rain or shine, 413-5536,
mothergoose_79@hotmail.com.
Peterborough Farmers’ Market: Depot Square. May-Oct., 3-6pm, Wed. Bedding plants,
perennials, herb plants, baked goods, eggs, small fruit, apples, vegetables, wine, jewelry,
knitted wear, maple syrup, granola,prepared foods, crafts, entertainment, cut flowers, music
balloon making, face painting. Rain or shine, 878-6124, Mich.S@comcast.net, www.
peterboroughfarmersmarket.webs.com.
Piermont Farmers’ Market: corner of Rt. 25 & River Rd. June 2-Oct. 13, 3-6pm. Support local
farmers by shopping the Piermont Farmers’ Market. We have everything from cheese and
beef to plants, artwork, veggies and baked goods. Come see for yourself! Rain or shine,
802-505-0123, emilygtshipman@hotmail.com.
Pittsfield Farmers’ Market: Main St., Dustin Park. June-Oct., 3-5:30pm, Thurs. Fresh
produce, baked goods, agricultural crafts, organic produce, fruits in season, breads, jams,
jellies, soaps, cut flowers, annuals, perennials, herbs, specialty products, eggs. Rain or
shine, 435-5570, chapmans4.1@myfairpoint.net.
Plymouth Area Farmers’ Market: 263 Highland St. June 18-Sept. 24, 3-6pm, Thurs. Fresh
vegetables, meats, plants, herbs, cut flowers, eggs, soaps, yarn, baked goods, farm crafts.
Primavera Market-May 21, 3-6pm. Rain or shine, 536-3823, cperk40119@aol.com.
Portsmouth: 1 Junkins Ave. May 2-Nov. 7, 8am-1pm, Sat. Certified organic produce,
vegetables, fruits, cut flowers, meat, baked goods, prepared foods, plants, crafts, wine,
cheese, teas, maple syrup, honey, soap,personal care products. Rain or shine,
658-0280/5322.
Rochester 4 Corners Farmers’ Market: 4 Corners Antique Shop parking lot, Jct. 202A, Estes
Rd. & Meaderboro Rd. May 8-Sept., Fri., 3-6pm; Sat. 9am-12pm. Plants, flower and
vegetables, herbs, eggs, baked goods, relishes, pickles, jams, berries, strawberries,
blueberries, raspberries, in season, heirloom tomatoes, fresh picked fruit in season,
organic vegetables, dog cookies, fresh flowers and herbs. Rain or shine,
859-6979, squires@metrocast.net.
Downtown Rochester Farmers’ Market: Foster’s Daily Democrat parking lot, 90 N. Main St.
June-Sept., 3-6pm, Tues. & Thurs. Vegetables, fruits, berries, plants, annuals, perennials,
baked goods, eggs, herbs, jams,jellies, canned products, cut flowers, crafts. Rain or shine,
unless severe weather. Rain or shine, 332-1765.
Wentworth Greenhouses Farmers’ Market: 141 Rollins Rd., Rollinsford. June 30-Oct. 27, 2-
6pm, Tues.(Winter dates, TBD). Farm produce, seasonal vegetables, meats, poultry,
seafood. Gardening workshops and lectures. Rain or shine, 743-0923 (direct),
kokolis@comcast.net, www.wentworthgreenhouses.com.
Rye Farmers’ Market: 855 Washington Rd., Rye. June-Oct., 2-5:30pm, Wed. Vegetables,
seafood, meat, poultry, baked goods, shell fish, fruits, eggs, goats milk soap, cheese, tea,
spices. Rain or shine, 379-2007, OJGrote@me.com.
Sanbornton Farmers’ Market: Sanbornton Historical Society’s Lane Tavern, 520 Sanborn
Rd., Rt. 132. June-Oct., 3-6pm, Fri. Agricultural crafts, baked goods, dairy, free range poultry,
meat products, eggs, fiber goods, crafts, flowers, fresh fruits, berries, herbs, honey, jams,
jellies, potted plants, processed foods, seeds, syrup,vegetables, wood crafts and products.
Local entertainment, cooking demonstrations. Rain or shine, 286-8700,
budgie@metrocast.net.
Sandwich Farmers’ Market: Samuel H. Wentworth Library-‘Pines’. June-Nov., 9am-12pm,
Sat. Organic produce, maple syrup, vegetables, dog biscuits, fruits, and more! Rain or
shine, 284-7163. Seacoast Growers Association: Contact 659-5322,
info@seacoastgrowers.org, www.seacoastgrowers.org.
Tamworth Farmers’ Market: Unitarian Church, Rt. 113, Main St. June-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat.
Vegetables,maple syrup, honey, eggs, dairy products, meats, bread, goats’ milk cheese,
wool, coffee, cut flowers, baked goods (cookies, pies, etc.). Rain or shine, 323-2392,
farmersmarket@sunnyfield.us.
Exit 20 Farmers’ Market at Tanger Outlets: Tanger Outlet, Tilton. June-Sept., 3-6pm, Wed.
Vegetables,lamb, eggs, cheese, pottery, wood products, aprons/totes, folk art, baked goods,
ice cream, turkey dogs, jams,jellies, wine, poultry, turkey, organic donuts and scones, pies.
Rain or shine, 286-8700/387-5711,
budgie@metrocast.net.
Wakefield Farmers’ Market: corner of Rt. 16 & Wakefield Rd, opposite Palmer’s Market. May
23-Oct. 10,9am-3pm, Sat. Local vegetables, fruits in season, baked goods, plants, wood,
cut flowers, honey, eggs, fiber art, goat cheese, meats, and more! Demonstrations 1
0-11am. Rain or shine, 473-8762, www.wakefieldmarketplace.homestead.com.
Warner Area Farmers’ Market: Town Hall lawn. Mid-June-mid-Oct., 9am-12pm, Sat. Music,
crafts,vegetables, concluding with Warner Fall Foliage Festival Columbus Day weekend.
Rain or shine, 456-2319.
Washington Farmers’ Market: Town Common. May 23-Oct. 10, 10am-12pm, Sat. Plants,
flowers, baked goods, jams, jellies, eggs, vegetables, fruits, crafts, arts. Rain or shine, 345-
8783, teaberrywolf@yahoo.com.
Weare Farmers’ Market: Weare Center around gazebo. June-Sept., 3-6pm, Fri. Seasonal
produce and fruits,certified organic producer, fresh lamb, pork and chicken, baked goods,
certified organic breads, honey, maple syrup, jams, jellies, canned goods, fresh plants, cut
flowers, goats’ milk soap and lotions. Rain or shine, 413-6213,
wearefarmersmarket@comcast.net.
White Oaks Market at Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center: Prescott Farm, Weir’s
Beach/Laconia. June 25-Oct. 1, 4-7pm, Thurs. Produce, some organic, jams, jellies, honey,
flowers, meats, ice cream, body products, herbs, wool. End of Season Harvest Barn Dance,
Oct. 3. Rain or shine, 366-5695,info@prescottconservancy.org, www.prescottconservancy.
org.
Wilmot Farmers’ Market: Town Green. July-Sept., 9am-12pm, Sat. Produce, plants, cut
flowers, meats,cheeses, honey, syrup, prepared foods, herbs, baked foods, hot lunch and
breakfast, soaps, wool,
New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts Farmers’ Markets offer the
colorful and tasty bounty of local farms and gardens all season long. Enjoy
the friendly, open air market atmosphere while shopping for fresh
vegetables, fruits, flowers, locally prepared foods and specialty items. There
are many convenient Farmers’ Markets located throughout the states.
colorful and tasty bounty of local farms and gardens all season long. Enjoy
the friendly, open air market atmosphere while shopping for fresh
vegetables, fruits, flowers, locally prepared foods and specialty items. There
are many convenient Farmers’ Markets located throughout the states.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MASSACHUSETTS
Historical Society, 97 Main Street WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Beverly Monday, 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm June 22 to October 26 Ellis
Square, Cabot on Church Street WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Georgetown Saurday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm July 11 to September 26
Georgetown Park and Ride, Rt. 133 WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Gloucester Thursday, 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm July 2 to October 8 Harbor
Loop, off Roger Street (Rt. 127) Downtown WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT
accepted
Haverhill Saturday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm July 18 to October 31 GAR
Park, 80 Main Street, Rt. 125 WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Ipswich Saturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm July 11 to October 10 Ebsco
Parking lot on Estie's St. WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Lawrence Wednesday, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm July 8 to October 28
Appleton Way next to City Hall WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT accepted
Lynn Thursday, 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm July 2 to October 29 Exchange
and Washington Sreets, Downtown WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT
accepted
Marblehead Saturday, 9:00 am - Noon June 13 to October 24 Middle
School - Vine Street WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Newburyport Sunday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm June 14 to October 25
The Tannery Marketplace, 50 Water Street WIC/Senior Coupons
accepted
Peabody Tuesday, 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm July to October Railroad Ave.,
behind Courthouse WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Rowley Sunday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm July 12 to September 27 Rowley
Town Common, Rt. 1A WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Salem Thursday, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm June 25 to October 29 Derby
Square, in front of Old Town Hall WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Saugus/Cliftondale Tuesday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm July 7 to October
13 Cliftondale Square exit off Rt. 1, Cliftondale Square (Jackson
Street). WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Topsfield Saturday, 7:00 am - Noon July 11 to September 26
Topsfield Fair Grounds - Rte 1
West Newbury/Laurel Grange Saturday, 9:00 am - Noon July to
October Grange Hall, 21 Garden Street
Beverly Monday, 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm June 22 to October 26 Ellis
Square, Cabot on Church Street WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Georgetown Saurday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm July 11 to September 26
Georgetown Park and Ride, Rt. 133 WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Gloucester Thursday, 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm July 2 to October 8 Harbor
Loop, off Roger Street (Rt. 127) Downtown WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT
accepted
Haverhill Saturday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm July 18 to October 31 GAR
Park, 80 Main Street, Rt. 125 WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Ipswich Saturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm July 11 to October 10 Ebsco
Parking lot on Estie's St. WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Lawrence Wednesday, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm July 8 to October 28
Appleton Way next to City Hall WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT accepted
Lynn Thursday, 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm July 2 to October 29 Exchange
and Washington Sreets, Downtown WIC/Senior Coupons/EBT
accepted
Marblehead Saturday, 9:00 am - Noon June 13 to October 24 Middle
School - Vine Street WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Newburyport Sunday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm June 14 to October 25
The Tannery Marketplace, 50 Water Street WIC/Senior Coupons
accepted
Peabody Tuesday, 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm July to October Railroad Ave.,
behind Courthouse WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Rowley Sunday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm July 12 to September 27 Rowley
Town Common, Rt. 1A WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Salem Thursday, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm June 25 to October 29 Derby
Square, in front of Old Town Hall WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Saugus/Cliftondale Tuesday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm July 7 to October
13 Cliftondale Square exit off Rt. 1, Cliftondale Square (Jackson
Street). WIC/Senior Coupons accepted
Topsfield Saturday, 7:00 am - Noon July 11 to September 26
Topsfield Fair Grounds - Rte 1
West Newbury/Laurel Grange Saturday, 9:00 am - Noon July to
October Grange Hall, 21 Garden Street
Granite State:
By mid-month the sweet corn is as high as the proverbial
elephant, and the roadside stands and agricultural fairs are
bursting with local fruits, vegetables and flowers. Visitors
always enjoy picking up some sweet treats at an ice cream
stand along the way, and tossing heirloom tomatoes into their
picnic baskets en route to one of our dozens of state parks –
which are ideal places for a summer picnic.
Throughout New Hampshire, family farms have been a
cornerstone of life for centuries. They’re still here with beautiful
vistas and landscapes; and many of them offer opportunities to
bring visitors closer to the origins of their food. The idea is to
eat local, stay healthy, travel lightly.
Close to the Seacoast, visitors can “pick” from farms and farm
stands that are local favorites. In Barrington, Warren Farm
(www.warrenfarmnh.com) is now open for business and, while
strawberry picking is waning, raspberry picking is just ramping
up. Heather Warren says Reveille and Killarney are the early
raspberry varieties they have ready; however, raspberry
availability will increase over time, providing some great picking
over the coming weeks. The farmstand at the farm is open
Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday
9am to 4pm, and Sunday 10am to 4pm.
While maintaining an agricultural focus, Seacoast Growers
Association (SGA) farmers' markets also offer fresh seafood
and quality prepared foods such as jams, cookie dough, honey
mead and blended teas. Skilled artisans also present fine
crafts ranging from woven reed baskets, pottery and leather
work, to goat milk soap, herbal medicine, jewelry and Chinese
brush paintings. Visit www.seacoastgrowers.org.
Some of the SGA markets include:
Portsmouth Farmers’ Market – every Saturday from 8:00 am to
1:00 pm in the City Hall parking lot on Junkins Ave.
With a record 32 vendors, the Exeter market takes place in its
traditional location at Swansey Parkway, off Water Street in
downtown Exeter, from 2:15 to 6:00 p.m. every Thursday.
Occasional musical guests also grace the stage there.
The Dover Farmers' Market has settled into its new home in the
parking lot of the Herbal Path at 835 Central Ave. The Dover
market is held every Wednesday from 2:15 to 6:00 p.m.
The Durham Farmers' Market returns to the parking lot of
Durham Bike on Pettee Brook Lane in the downtown loop. New
to Durham this year is Nottingham Orchards, selling
blueberries, peaches, a large variety of apples, and fresh-
pressed, unpasteurized apple cider
On Tuesdays, the Hampton market is held from 3:00 to 6:00 p.
m. in the Sacred Heart School parking lot, across from the post
office just north of Route 101. New vendors this year include
Divine Cuisines (prepared and packaged Indian foods);
George Beland Furniture; Jewell Towne Vineyards (award-
winning wines); New Roots Farm (certified organic vegetables
and herbs and pastured heritage breed pork); Outlaw Farm
(naturally raised beef); and Ramsbotham's Riverview Farm
(specialty cut flowers, plants, decorative gourds, vegetables,
pork, chicken and eggs).
The charming Kingston Farmers' Market is also held every
Tuesday from 2:15 to 5:30 p.m. "on the plains" across from the
fire station on Main Street / Route 111. The intimacy and
traditional New England setting of this farmers' market make it
a real treat to attend. Kingston this year also boasts three new
vendors: Catnip Acres Herb Farm (organic greenhouse
vegetable and herb seedlings, plus raspberries, vegetables,
herbs and flowers); Marcotte Farm (vegetables and
raspberries); and Sugarmomma's Maple Farm (maple syrup,
candy, nuts and ice cream, as well as homemade popcorn and
hot sauces).
In the center of the state in Manchester, every Thursday
afternoon from 3 -6:30 pm through October, visit one of the
largest farmers markets in the state. The Downtown
Manchester Farmers Market is a unique and exciting
community event. Over 25 vendors bring the very best New
Hampshire produce, meat, cut flowers, baked goods, specialty
foods, certified organic products, and other unique items to the
heart of Manchester. Weekly family activities include cooking
demonstrations, music, farm animals and other entertainment.
Located on Concord Street next to Victory Park. www.
manchesterfarmersmarket.com
In the Monadnock region, visitors can find Stonewall Farm in
Keene www.stonewallfarm.org. This working farm and
educational center showcases local vendors such as Cheshire
Gardens – a certified organic farm in Winchester, and Orchard
Hill Fruit and Vegetable Farm in East Alstead. Their farm stand
is also open every day until 7 pm. Enjoy ice cream on a
summer day surrounded by pastures, nature trails, gardens, a
brook, and playground and picnic area.
In the Lake Sunapee region, visit Spring Ledge Farm in New
London www.springledgefarm.com, on the east side of the
lake. Their 25-acre garden of vegetables and pick-your-own-
berries and/or flowers is one of many such farms in the area.
They’re now harvesting fresh Spring Ledge tomatoes, along
with mesclun salad greens, beet greens, arugula, radishes,
micro greens, rhubarb and spinach. The flower fields also look
great this year, with thousands of blooms and over 225
varieties. In addition, the farmstand boasts fresh artisan
breads Wed, Fri, and Sat.
In the Great North Woods, the Berlin-Gorham Farmers’ Market
is a “must visit.” Held in the parking lot of Fred’s Service
Station, 215 Glen Ave., Route 16, Berlin every other Saturday
from July 11 - October 31. Visitors will also find crafts, baskets,
flowers, wood, handmade art, and much more.
The Local Works Farmers’ Market in Bethlehem is another
North Country marketplace that mixes local produce with live
music and more. Main Street, Bethlehem, May 23-October 10,
twice-weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Visitors will find
a varied mix of local produce, baked goods, fresh bread and
prepared foods as well as crafts, jewelry, wood working, live
music and much more. Located at WREN on the corner of Rt.
302 and Park Ave. in the village of Bethlehem. www.
wrencommunity.org.
A very popular farmers’ market in New Hampshire’s
quintessential New England Town of Jackson is the Jackson
Farmers’ Market next to the Snowflake Inn Field – July through
October, 9am-1pm on Saturdays. Fresh produce, vegetables,
berries, fruits and plants are available as well as pottery,
jewelry and hand-loomed items. Also, eggs, baked goods,
artisan breads, maple, cut flowers, goat cheese, meat, honey,
organic goods and more. There’s also weekly entertainment.
And that’s just a few of the many farm stands and farmers’
markets around the state! Search by city, town or zip code to
discover farmers’ markets, farm stands and harvest your own
locations all over New Hampshire. There are now 72 markets
throughout the state selling locally grown produce and NH
Made products. According to many, there’s no better place than
New Hampshire to taste summer, fresh from the vine! www.
visitnh.gov.
By mid-month the sweet corn is as high as the proverbial
elephant, and the roadside stands and agricultural fairs are
bursting with local fruits, vegetables and flowers. Visitors
always enjoy picking up some sweet treats at an ice cream
stand along the way, and tossing heirloom tomatoes into their
picnic baskets en route to one of our dozens of state parks –
which are ideal places for a summer picnic.
Throughout New Hampshire, family farms have been a
cornerstone of life for centuries. They’re still here with beautiful
vistas and landscapes; and many of them offer opportunities to
bring visitors closer to the origins of their food. The idea is to
eat local, stay healthy, travel lightly.
Close to the Seacoast, visitors can “pick” from farms and farm
stands that are local favorites. In Barrington, Warren Farm
(www.warrenfarmnh.com) is now open for business and, while
strawberry picking is waning, raspberry picking is just ramping
up. Heather Warren says Reveille and Killarney are the early
raspberry varieties they have ready; however, raspberry
availability will increase over time, providing some great picking
over the coming weeks. The farmstand at the farm is open
Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday
9am to 4pm, and Sunday 10am to 4pm.
While maintaining an agricultural focus, Seacoast Growers
Association (SGA) farmers' markets also offer fresh seafood
and quality prepared foods such as jams, cookie dough, honey
mead and blended teas. Skilled artisans also present fine
crafts ranging from woven reed baskets, pottery and leather
work, to goat milk soap, herbal medicine, jewelry and Chinese
brush paintings. Visit www.seacoastgrowers.org.
Some of the SGA markets include:
Portsmouth Farmers’ Market – every Saturday from 8:00 am to
1:00 pm in the City Hall parking lot on Junkins Ave.
With a record 32 vendors, the Exeter market takes place in its
traditional location at Swansey Parkway, off Water Street in
downtown Exeter, from 2:15 to 6:00 p.m. every Thursday.
Occasional musical guests also grace the stage there.
The Dover Farmers' Market has settled into its new home in the
parking lot of the Herbal Path at 835 Central Ave. The Dover
market is held every Wednesday from 2:15 to 6:00 p.m.
The Durham Farmers' Market returns to the parking lot of
Durham Bike on Pettee Brook Lane in the downtown loop. New
to Durham this year is Nottingham Orchards, selling
blueberries, peaches, a large variety of apples, and fresh-
pressed, unpasteurized apple cider
On Tuesdays, the Hampton market is held from 3:00 to 6:00 p.
m. in the Sacred Heart School parking lot, across from the post
office just north of Route 101. New vendors this year include
Divine Cuisines (prepared and packaged Indian foods);
George Beland Furniture; Jewell Towne Vineyards (award-
winning wines); New Roots Farm (certified organic vegetables
and herbs and pastured heritage breed pork); Outlaw Farm
(naturally raised beef); and Ramsbotham's Riverview Farm
(specialty cut flowers, plants, decorative gourds, vegetables,
pork, chicken and eggs).
The charming Kingston Farmers' Market is also held every
Tuesday from 2:15 to 5:30 p.m. "on the plains" across from the
fire station on Main Street / Route 111. The intimacy and
traditional New England setting of this farmers' market make it
a real treat to attend. Kingston this year also boasts three new
vendors: Catnip Acres Herb Farm (organic greenhouse
vegetable and herb seedlings, plus raspberries, vegetables,
herbs and flowers); Marcotte Farm (vegetables and
raspberries); and Sugarmomma's Maple Farm (maple syrup,
candy, nuts and ice cream, as well as homemade popcorn and
hot sauces).
In the center of the state in Manchester, every Thursday
afternoon from 3 -6:30 pm through October, visit one of the
largest farmers markets in the state. The Downtown
Manchester Farmers Market is a unique and exciting
community event. Over 25 vendors bring the very best New
Hampshire produce, meat, cut flowers, baked goods, specialty
foods, certified organic products, and other unique items to the
heart of Manchester. Weekly family activities include cooking
demonstrations, music, farm animals and other entertainment.
Located on Concord Street next to Victory Park. www.
manchesterfarmersmarket.com
In the Monadnock region, visitors can find Stonewall Farm in
Keene www.stonewallfarm.org. This working farm and
educational center showcases local vendors such as Cheshire
Gardens – a certified organic farm in Winchester, and Orchard
Hill Fruit and Vegetable Farm in East Alstead. Their farm stand
is also open every day until 7 pm. Enjoy ice cream on a
summer day surrounded by pastures, nature trails, gardens, a
brook, and playground and picnic area.
In the Lake Sunapee region, visit Spring Ledge Farm in New
London www.springledgefarm.com, on the east side of the
lake. Their 25-acre garden of vegetables and pick-your-own-
berries and/or flowers is one of many such farms in the area.
They’re now harvesting fresh Spring Ledge tomatoes, along
with mesclun salad greens, beet greens, arugula, radishes,
micro greens, rhubarb and spinach. The flower fields also look
great this year, with thousands of blooms and over 225
varieties. In addition, the farmstand boasts fresh artisan
breads Wed, Fri, and Sat.
In the Great North Woods, the Berlin-Gorham Farmers’ Market
is a “must visit.” Held in the parking lot of Fred’s Service
Station, 215 Glen Ave., Route 16, Berlin every other Saturday
from July 11 - October 31. Visitors will also find crafts, baskets,
flowers, wood, handmade art, and much more.
The Local Works Farmers’ Market in Bethlehem is another
North Country marketplace that mixes local produce with live
music and more. Main Street, Bethlehem, May 23-October 10,
twice-weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Visitors will find
a varied mix of local produce, baked goods, fresh bread and
prepared foods as well as crafts, jewelry, wood working, live
music and much more. Located at WREN on the corner of Rt.
302 and Park Ave. in the village of Bethlehem. www.
wrencommunity.org.
A very popular farmers’ market in New Hampshire’s
quintessential New England Town of Jackson is the Jackson
Farmers’ Market next to the Snowflake Inn Field – July through
October, 9am-1pm on Saturdays. Fresh produce, vegetables,
berries, fruits and plants are available as well as pottery,
jewelry and hand-loomed items. Also, eggs, baked goods,
artisan breads, maple, cut flowers, goat cheese, meat, honey,
organic goods and more. There’s also weekly entertainment.
And that’s just a few of the many farm stands and farmers’
markets around the state! Search by city, town or zip code to
discover farmers’ markets, farm stands and harvest your own
locations all over New Hampshire. There are now 72 markets
throughout the state selling locally grown produce and NH
Made products. According to many, there’s no better place than
New Hampshire to taste summer, fresh from the vine! www.
visitnh.gov.
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