Weymouth Farmers Market Vendors

David Freitas and Sons Farm (Middleboro, MA)
Featuring fresh apples, carrots, lettuce, peas, pumpkins, summer squash, tomatoes, basil, cilantro, rosemary & thyme!

Lanni Orchards (Lunenburg, MA)
Featuring produce from it’s 100 acres of apples (including organic apples) and 80 acres of vegetable land! Their farmstand has a great selection of their own kale, swiss chard geen, tomatoes, peaches, sugar plums, corn, radishes, grape tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplants, red and green leaf lettuce, as well as certified organic products including summer squash, zucchini, tomatoes, green beans and of course, apples!

Big Sky Bakery (Newton, MA)
Featuring their award-winning artisan, ark rye Lithuanian, Russian, Ukrainian and other Eastern European breads, as well as wholesome whole wheat and wheat bran breads! Fresh baked specialty breads, baked goods and more!

Vermarje International (Randolph, MA): Homemade breads, scones, cookies, gift baskets and teas. Learn how to brew your own tea or ice tea!

Grand Mother’s Gifts from the Sea: Featuring hand made gifts made from sea shells from Weymouth and Florida Beaches! This includes shell wreaths, trees, cards, necklaces, picture frames, vases and many more items.

Olympic Pizza: A family business right in Columbian Square with a variety of Greek items such as bottled olive oil, feta cheese, kalamata olives, oregano, bay leaves, Greek dressings, tzaziki dip, hummus, baklava and much more. Also, enjoy something hot right off the grill.

Family Creations: Home made baked goods, candy, marshmallow sticks, wooden roses, jewelry, stepping stones, dog treats and seasonal items. Something new every week.

Dryas Farms: If you haven't tasted the best of Dryas Farm's grass-fed pork, beef and lamb that all happen to be hormone and antibiotic free, you are missing some of the tastiest and healthiest Massachusetts-raised pork, beef, and lamb available anywhere.

Winemerlots Unique Crafts & Gifts: Hand painted wine glasses, tumblers & plates. Decorative battery operated wine bottles, bling t-shirts and much more. Personalization and special requests are available.

Seaglass Jewelry by Marisa: Enjoy beautiful handmade seaglass jewelry from our very own Weymouth Native Marisa, a very talented Weymouth High School student.

Lipinski Farm (Hanson, MA)
Featuring fresh melons, strawberries, watermelons, corn, cucumbers, green beans, peppers, pumpkins, spinach, tomatoes, herbs, eggs and bedding plants!

Jordan Bros. Seafood Co., Inc. (Brockton & Stoughton, MA)
Jordan Bros. Seafood, Inc., founded in 1989 by Thomas and Robert Jordan, has been known for selling the freshest seafood in and around the Boston area for twenty years!

Stambry's Crescent Moon Soap Company (Quincy, MA)
Featuring Scented items, bar soaps, face and lip products, lotions & butters, bath products, hair products and more!

Del’s Lemonade
A family business currently operating in 14 states that was started in 1840 by Great Grandfather DeLuca in Naples, Italy. They will be featuring a variety of delicious frozen lemonades.

Fabiano Florist
A family owned and operated florist serving the Quincy area that features the finest floral arrangements and gifts.

Unlawfully Good – Gluten Free Baked Goods
Featuring high-quality gluten free cookies, brownies, cakes, and muffins! Based out of Bridgewater, MA, this small business ships their gluten free products all over Massachusetts.

Weymouth Lions Club

The 2010 Farmer’s Market will feature four village days throughout the season to promote each of our four village centers. One Saturday each month will be designated for a particular village (Colombian Square, Weymouth Landing, Jackson Square and Bicknell Square). During that day space will be set aside for village merchants to display select items for sale or to promote items in their stores.

Colombian Square – July 31
Weymouth Landing – August 21
Jackson Square – September 18
Bicknell Square - October 16

Photos From Weymouth Landing Village Day

Call for Farmers: Weymouth Farmers Market

Winter/Spring 2010

As the Mayor of the Town of Weymouth, I am pleased to announce that the 2010 Weymouth Farmers Market will be open for business this June.

The season will start on Saturday, June 26 th and will be open every Saturday through October 23 rd. Hours of operation will be from 9A.M. to 1 P.M. The location of the Farmers Market will be at Weymouth Town Hall parking lot which is located at 75 Middle Street, Weymouth, MA 02189.

We are calling on interested farmers who grow their produce in Massachusetts and New England to contact us if they are interested in participating in the market.

Handmade crafts vendors are also welcome to sign up for our Farmers Market

In addition we are continuing our “Community Table” at the Weymouth Farmers Market for Weymouth residents who are interested in selling their home grown fruits, vegetables or flowers at the market.

In order to participate in the Weymouth Farmers Market vendors must fill out/read the following forms:

• Weymouth Farmers Market Affidavit/Permit
• Application to Sell at the Weymouth Farmers Market
• Farmers Market Inventory List
• Weymouth Farmers Market Rules

If you are interested please fill out the attached application:

Rules/Applications Packet - PDF

Market Hours:

Arrival/Set-up for farmers market vendors: 7:30 A.M. – 8:45 A.M.

Completed by 9 A.M.

Open to the public 9 A.M.

Market closing 1 P.M.

Vendors’ clean up and departure by 1:45 P.M.

Fee Schedule:

Weymouth resident home gardeners-weekly Free

(Proof of residency required)

Vendors (growers/producers) $300.00

Handmade craft vendors $75.00

If you are interested in participating in the market or want more information, please contact:

Bob Luongo
Economic Development Planner
Town of Weymouth
781-340-5015
Email: rluongo@weymouth.ma.us

He is very interested in listening to your thoughts and ideas.

I sincerely hope you will be able to join us for what I know will be a successful Weymouth Farmers Market.

Thank you

Sincerely,

Mayor Susan M. Kay