Winter Farmers Markets in Maine

Maine’s farmers, bakers and artisans don’t take a break in winter—in fact, it’s a great time to head to a nearby farmers market to buy local foods, fresh produce, baked goods, cheese and meats. You’ll get to meet with local makers to learn about their products, all while supporting small businesses.

Augusta Winter Farmers Market

November–April: Tuesdays, 3–5 p.m.
Buker Center on 22 Armory St., Augusta
Peruse locally raised grass-fed beef, honey, small-batch spice blends, baked goods and fresh veggies

Berwick Winter Farmers’ Market

Select dates: monthly
Berwick Town Hall at 11 Sullivan St., Berwick
Stock up on fresh vegetables, handmade cheeses, goats’ milk soaps, locally caught fish and even homemade meals for your freezer.

Belfast Winter Farmers’ Market

November–April: Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to noon
The Atrium at Seaport Community Health Center at 21 Schoodic Dr., Belfast
Explore a selection of maple syrup, cheese, poultry, handmade pasta and more from local farms, creameries and makers.

Brunswick Winter Market

November–April: Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Fort Andross Mill Complex at 14 Main St., Brunswick
Browse the booths of dozens of local vendors offering everything from fresh-caught lobster and seafood to nut milk and vegan treats.

Portland Winter Farmers’ Market

December–April: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Stevens Square Community Center Gym at 631 Stevens Ave., Portland
With everything from maple products and mushrooms to meats and veggies, this market has it all.

Bangor’s European Market

Year-round: Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
117 Buck St., Bangor
This market offers a wonderful variety year-round, including hot, prepared international specialties and local produce, eggs, meat, milk, cheese, baked goods and flowers.

Skowhegan Farmers’ Market

December–March: First and third Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Boynton’s Greenhouse at 144 Madison Ave., Skowhegan
Support family farms selling everything from organic vegetables to natural bee products, and pick up specialty goods such as all-natural dog treats.

Tri-Town Farmers’ Market

Select dates
Marshwood Great Works School at 49 Academy Rd., South Berwick
You never know what you’ll discover at this eclectic market, where tables are filled small-batch goods such as herbal body products, just-baked hand-pies, artisanal chocolates, hand-filled ravioli and pasta, colorful yarns and jars of pickles and jams.

Some Maine farmers’ markets accept Maine Harvest Bucks, a program that doubles SNAP dollars by giving you a Harvest Buck for every SNAP dollar spent. For more information on this program click here.

And of course, summer in Maine boasts even more farmers markets and agricultural experiences.

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