Our 2026 Vendors

By supporting our vendors, you support local farms and businesses!

• Beeboo Glass Beads and Jewelry (Princeton, Beth Mellor) Handmade lampwork glass beads and fused glass pendants and glass bead jewelry. Facebook  Instagram
• Bloom and Blossom Flower Farm (Hubbardston, Kelly Romano & Paula Mattson) Local, seasonal flower farm with all sorts of unique veggie and flower starts (daffodils, fringed and double tulips, anenome and ranculous blooms). Beautiful bouquets with unique varieties. Later in the season, they offer craft pumpkins with dried flowers and wreaths. They can do special orders. Instagram
• Blue Darner Granola (Barre, Christopher Lawsen) Family run business focused on granola and pancake mixes, lightly sweetened. They show their commitment to the environment and donate 50 cents from each bag sold to local land trusts. Facebook   Instagram
• The CinnaLady (Hudson, Christine Kerrigan)  New this season. Local small-batch bakery that sells giant cinnamon rolls in a variety of flavor options that rotate weekly. They also offer lemonade, dirty soda, and iced coffee.
• CircleLife Skin Food (Westminster, Cyndi Gauthier)  Founded in 2018 by a registered nurse. Small-batch botanical skincare and aromatherapy line includes skincare, soaps, facial care, body products, home essentials for room sprays, natural bug spray, and zero-waste dish soap. Built on a simple philosopy: nothing synthetic, ever. Each product is handcrafted from scratch using pure plants - no synthetic fragrances, colorants, or shortcuts.  Instagram
• Crazy for Canines (Sterling, Kellie-Jean Price) Natural treats for your pups.  Specializing in all-natural super healthy dehydrated meat treats without any preservatives or additives and grain and flour-free, promoting better pet health and nutrition.  Facebook
• Curious Cravings Bakery, LLC (Barre, Maggie Gamache) Small home-based microbakery specializing in small batch scratch-made breads, pastries, and sweet treats. Specializing in a rotating selection of fresh baked goods through the season. Facebook  Instagram
• Deer Meadow Farm (Warren, Rich & Debbie Julian) New this season. Family-run maple operation producing award-winning syrup from approximately 700 tapped trees on 66 acres. The farm has upgraded their tubing vacuum system, increasing their production, while maintaining their commitment to quality and sustainability.  Facebook
• Dragon Soil Health and Sargent’s Kitchen (Westminster, Karen Sargent) Home garden using sustainable practices. Dragon Soil Health sells biochar in small, medium, and large bags.  Larger quantities available upon request. Specializes in gluten-free baked goods, including gingerbread, crackers, and chocolate cookies.  Gluten-free whole grain bread upon request. Salsa Kits and tomatillos available in the Fall.  Facebook
• Forge Pond General Blacksmith (Westminster, Zachary Connell) New this season.  Specializes in hand-forged metalwork, creating high quality decorative and functional pieces. Using time-honored blacksmithing techniques, each item is crafted with precision, durability and attention to detail. From practical tools to distinctive accents, designed to combine strength, utility and visual appeal.  Facebook
• Golden Grain Artisanal Bread (Princeton, Bryan Faucher) New this season. Small, independent bakery focused on handcrafted breads and baked goods made with high-quality ingredients. Every item is made from scratch using traditional methods, with artisanal flavor, texture, and consistency. 
• Greenwood Hill Farm (Hubbardston: Tom & Andrea Colyer) USDA flash frozen grass fed lamb meat by cuts. Merino wool yarn in two weights and natural colors, moth repellant sachets, wool wax cream, knitting patterns and kits.  Facebook
• Heart to Heart Greeting Cards (Leominster, Wendy Aldrich) Handmade greeting cards for all occasions using art rubber stamps and folded designs.  Facebook
• Home Fruit Wine (Orange, Lori Perkins & David LeClaire) Recognized as one of the top 10 Massachusetts wineries.  Made from ripe, succulent fruits and plump, juicy  berries, these wines will rock your tastebuds with concentrated flavors  and nicely defined textures. All fruits are locally grown. Facebook   Instagram
• Honeyberry Farm (Hubbardston, Dennis Garland) New this season. A variety of honey and beeswax items.
• Hoppy Pop, LLC (Worcester, Jessica Hopkins)  Gourmet-baked caramel corn that is hull-less (no kernel), melts in your mouth, with nothing to get stuck in your teeth and "utterly addicting."  Facebook   Instagram
• Hubbard’s Farm LLC (Princeton, Nancy Hubbard) Hubbard’s Farm is a 5th generation family farm in Princeton.  Selling farm-raised beef & pork, seasonal fruits, vegetables and corn, and home-cooked meals, frozen home-made pizza desserts, Smith cheeze, milk, eggs and ice cream.   Facebook   Instagram
• Just For Fun Farms (Worcester, Owen Chase) New this season. Premium microgreens with a mission to provide fresh, nutritious greens year round. Harvested fresh, and able to take orders, or through weekly subscriptions.
• Northbrook Market (New Braintree, Laura Leighton)  Produce, exclusively from local farms, ensuring freshness and quality.  As the season changes, so does the selection, but you can always find plenty of classic vegetables and seasonal berries.  Also offered are a carefully curated selection of pantry staples, including cheese, butter, pickles.  Their goal is to make the farmers’ market experience as rich and reliable as  a grocery store.
• Old Haven Arts (Ashburnham, Robin Murphy & Richard Galdi) New this season. Handmade items for the home and yard. Often using natural, locally sources and repurposed salvaged  materials. Nesting boxes, vases, and much more.
• Ooh I Like Your Nails (Westminster, Emily Long) New this season.  DIY-press-on-nails.  Design your own custom nails choosing from a range of designs and sizes.
• Pease Orchard (Brooks Village, Templeton, David Pease) Seasonal apples and fruits grown in a rare blend of altitude, soils and climate that make for perfect fruits.
• Rachel’s Everlasting/Rachel’s Smoothies (Orange, Rachel Gonzalez) Growing at Lovin Life Farm for over 30 years, it offers herbs and vegetables as value-added products such as pesto sauce, corn and ben salsa, and dairy-free smoothies.  A long-time vendor here.  Facebook
• Rock Harvest Farm (New Braintree, Laura Davis)  Founded by Laura and Mark Leighton in 2017, they grow a diverse selection of seasonal fruits and vegetables on 8 acres using environmentally beneficial practices that prioritize soil health and biodiversity.  While they are known for offering unique and heirloom varieties, they also provide a reliable selection of staple vegetables through the season.  This ensures customers can find both the essential and something new to try.  In addition to produce, the farm has a large flock of pasture raised hens who forage freely and enjoy a diet rich in farm-fresh vegetables.  These happy hens produce exceptionally nutritious rainbow-colored eggs with vibrant orange yolks.  Customers appreciate the quality, variety, and care behind everything they grow.  Facebook   Instagram
• Shelly's She Shed (Rutland, Shelly Lyons) New this season. Homemade jellies, jams and more!
• Simply From Within Jewelry (Baldwinville, Ann Benard)  Unique design styles of boho, rustic and minimalist using wire, clay and leather cord.  Affordable quality since 2011.  Facebook   Instagram
• Singing Valley Farm (Hubbardston, Susan Sawyer)  In collaboration with family and friends, they create and craft through various mediums – sewing, machine embroidering, crocheting, woodworking, mixed media art, photography. They cultivate the land, musicians and creativity, and grow flowers, herbs, and veggies, as well as raising livestock.  Facebook   Instagram
• TeaTimes Tx (Orleans, Jennifer Waryas)  Inspired loose leaf tea blends with organic and fair-trade ingredients that can be made hot or cold, or frozen into popsicles.  These teas focus on being delicious and functional, emphasizing functional beverages with benefits.  Facebook   Instagram
• TipTop Co-Op (Brookfield) New this season.  Bringing a community-owned cooperative market to the farmers' market with a variety of organic, fair-trade, bulk, dried fruits, grains, nuts, seeds, herbs and spices to compliment your other purchases and meals.
• Wicked Cutz Sharpening (Gardner, Mark & Jill Vitale) Mark performs sharpening services of a wide variety.  He offers on-site knife sharpening and beveled scissor sharpening.  He will also collect other items to be sharpened at the shop.  Facebook   Instagram
• Wind Ridge Farm (Ashburnham, Tom & Nancy Charron)  A small family farm that believes in a partnership with the land that they share. They grow their own berries and produce as a labor of love.  They bring fiber and market lambs from their sheep, the critically rare breed, The Tesswater, proudly,  through their good care and nutrition.   Facebook   Instagram
• Wood and Things (Westminster, Dawn Mazza)  New this season.  Handcrafted wood product including birthday rings, vehicle toys, puzzles, stacking rings, vases, bowls utensils, and more!
• Zewski's Freeze Co. (Templeton, George Matuszewski)  New this season.  Freeze-dried candies, fruits, vegetables, herbs and snacks.  Instagram