Farmers Markets

Shoppers can find fresh, local produce year round in Lynn at our farmers markets. All markets accept cash, credit card, SNAP/EBT and HIP. The Food Project manages the farmers markets in Lynn and sells their produce alongside other local vendors including Farmer Dave's , Phalla's Produce, and Riverdale Farm.

Lynn Commons Farmers’ Market

July-November on Thursdays 11 am-3 pm. Enjoy live music while shopping for fresh fruits, vegetables, and fish. Found at the Lynn Commons, North & South Common St.

 

Winter Market

This market will take place at 8 Silsbee Street, Lynn MA. 11 am - 3pm Dates: Dec. 9th, Jan. 13th, Jan 27th, Feb 10th, Feb 24th, Mar 9th, Mar 23 (English - Español - русский язык)

 

Have any questions? Contact the Market Manager, Rachel Frazee, at rfrazee@thefoodproject.org.

Lynn Farmers’ Market is looking for Local Vendors!

The Lynn Farmers’ Market will be moving in 2024 to the Lynn Commons, providing the market with more space to bring in new vendors.
If you are located on the North Shore and interested in becoming one of our new vendors please fill fill out the form linked below.

VENDOR INTEREST FORM - DUE MAY 10, 2024

What can I find at the farmers market?

The produce sold at the farmers market is all grown in the Greater Boston area so it changes seasonally based on what's growing and what can be stored. Additionally, honey from the Boston Honey Company is sold at The Food Project's stand at all markets.

  • During the summer, expect to see things like summer squash, kale, spinach, onions, garlic, salad mix, radishes, beets, eggplant, cabbage, herbs, carrots, celery, cauliflower, bok choy, corn, and more! Towards the end of the summer, tomatoes, raspberries, blueberries and peppers come into season.

  • In the fall, carrots, peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, cabbage, kale, swiss chard, salad mix, celeriac, woody herbs like rosemary and thyme, apples, onions, garlic, beets, winter squash, and others are all in season until it starts to get cold.

  • During the winter, you will see produce that can either be stored or grown in a greenhouse. For example, apples, winter squash like acorn and butternut, pumpkins, onions, beets, carrots, potatoes, and greenhouse tomatoes have all been sold at winter markets this year.

  • During the spring, you will see a range of produce as the weather gets warmer and things can grow outside again. For example, you will find radishes, salad mix, herbs, and more!