Vendors

Farms

• Herron Pond Farm
  South Hampton NH – Vegetables grown sustainably, utilizing organic methods
• Middle Earth Farm Amesbury, MA – Vegetables grown sustainably, utilizing organic methods
• The HERB FARMacy
  Salisbury MA – Certified Organic herbs, vegetables, flowers and herbal products
• Kellie Brook Farm Greenland NH – Free Range Beef, pork, veal, and eggs
• Arrowhead Farm/CSA at Arrowhead
  Newburyport, MA – Maple syrup, vegetables, fruits and flowers grown using IPM standards.
• Ferry Landing Farm Newburyport MA- Sustainably grown vegetables
• Applecrest Farm Hampton Falls, NH – Fruits and berries using ecologically sound farming practices
• Colby Farm Newburyport, MA – Mixed variety of vegetables, sunflowers and hay
• Wally’s Vegetables ~ Vegetable and fruits using earth friendly growing practices.
• Wheeler Brooke Farm Georgetown, MA
• Historic New England – Historic Spencer-Peirce-Little-Farm, Newbury, MA – Family-friendly site with activities for visitors of all ages.
• Rosie’s Garden, Newbury, MA ~ Home grown, hand cut flowers

Fine Food Purveyors

• White Herron Tea Rollinsford, NH, Organic and fair trade tea and savory goodies to eat
• Plum Island Roasters Newburyport, MA, Fair Trade Coffee
• Blue Egg Baking Newburyport, MA, Tasty Baked goods
• Me and Goji Dover, NH, Custom Blended Whole Grain Cereals
• The Savory Kitchen Georgetown, MA, Tasty Baked Goods
• Cape Ann Pies Wonderful handmade Pies
• Didi Davis Foods Blended Salts and Sugars
• Chococoa Baking Company Newburyport, MA ~ Whoopie pies utilizing organic ingredients

Artisans

• Botany Bath, natural botanical soaps
• Copper Moon Studio, original works in clay
• Hansard Welsh Designs, handmade felted products
• Howda Designz Maker of the original Howda seats
• Kim Pauly Bags, bags and hats utilizing vintage fabrics
• Pam Farren, Re-maker, recycled art
• Roberta Horsman, wheat weavings

Community Support

• Transition TownTransition Newburyport is a local chapter of a broader international movement working to develop creative and active local responses to the challenges of Climate Change, Peak Oil, and Economic Instability. We encourage you to stop by their tent find out about this chapter. We welcome your participation in this process.
• Another Seed in The Garden TentThis tent is for young people to display and sell their handmade crafts. The tent is free of charge to the young crafters. All items sold must be made by the kids; elementary aged school children must be accompanied by a parent at all times. Space is limited. For more information please contact lisa@thenewburyportfarmersmarket.org For more information please contact lisa@thenewburyportfarmersmarket.org
• The Newburyport Farmers Market TentCome learn about the farmers market and our sponsors, and sign up for our weekly newsletter and volunteer opportunities. We also will have reusable bags and farmers’ market tee shirts for sale as they are available. Stop by and say hello!