Lowell Farmers’ Market
Lowell Farmers’ Market
A program of the Entrepreneurship Center, Community Teamwork has sponsored the Lowell Farmers’ Market since 1979, offering fresh, locally grown produce from area farmers, as well as honey, baked goods, prepared meals, hand-crafts and more, in a beautiful, urban setting. While you shop, enjoy live entertainment, cooking demonstrations, and activities for the whole family! Open Fridays, from June through October, the Lowell Farmers’ Market is a rare gem in the heart of Downtown Lowell.
The 2024 Market will be held at 350A Dutton Street – in front of the Hamiliton Canal Garage
Contact Emily MaGovern, Farmer’s Market Coordinator, for more information : emagovern@commteam.org
Vendor participation at the Farmers’ Market is free of charge; if you would like to participate in the Lowell Farmers’ Market, please fill out the application here.
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover accepted
- Cash accepted
- WIC coupons and Senior Coupons accepted
- Department of Agriculture authorized Farmers’ Market
To find a list of all the farmers, farm stands and anyone else that takes WIC, please see the sites below:
To search for a place near you that will take WIC, HIP or Senior coupons please see below:
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Different Vendors annually, on average show at our Farmer’s Market
Vendors, on average, appear each week at the Market
Shoppers in low-income neighborhoods who say that their market had lower prices than the grocery store
More of their sales are returned to local economy compared to chain competitors
Number of social interactions shoppers experience at farmers market compared to 1-2 at grocery stores
Farmland acreage U.S. loses to development per minute
The Farmers Market is returning June 7th, 2024 with NEW hours from 2:00-6:00PM!
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Emily Magovern
As we prepare for the 2024 season, the Lowell Farmers’ Market has officially opened and is set to continue its tradition of excellence and community connection. Located at 350A Dutton Street in Lowell, MA, the Lowell Farmers’ market can be found every Friday from 2-6 PM, June through October, offering a diverse array of local produce, artisan crafts, and activities.
This year, we’re delighted to welcome back fourteen esteemed vendors who have become staples of our market experience. From Mill City Grows and Phalla’s Produce to Bitz and Peace Farm, their return ensures a familiar selection of organic produce, golden honey, maple syrup, fresh eggs, and so much more that our visitors cherish.
In addition to our returning vendors, we’re introducing eight new participants who will bring fresh perspectives and exciting products throughout the season. Look forward to discovering unique offerings such as Craic Sauce’s popular hot sauce and The Jewel Foods’ delightful cookies, Dawn Cheung’s Houseplants, Black Sheep Craft Icecream and many more.
Our commitment to community enrichment is stronger than ever, with partnerships established with the Center for Hope and Healing and WIC. Their presence at the market highlights our dedication to connecting visitors with essential local resources, including health services and educational opportunities.
This season, we’re enhancing our outreach efforts to broaden our appeal and engage more community members. Through targeted marketing initiatives, we’re spotlighting the stories of our vendors and showcasing the vibrant experiences available at our market. Visitors can look forward to accessing seasonal recipes directly from our vendors.
Additionally, it’s our goal to illustrate the produce cycle, offering insights into how the market ebbs and flows with the seasons, so visitors can better understand why certain produces are not always available like they are traditionally in grocery stores.
Furthermore, we’re happy to announce our collaboration with 980 WCAP to promote the market on radio, reaching a wider audience and inviting more people to experience the unique charm and community spirit of the Lowell Farmers’ Market.
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