Its the second to last week of the 2025 Farmers Market Season and we have a great day planned. The weather is looking perfect and the vendors are ready! Come on down to the pond this Saturday and grab a coffee and a raclette, enjoy music from Lindsay Straw, and shop all your local favorites.
We’ll also have information from community groups, trees from the Tree Corps, and the Tots Tent for the little ones. Scroll down for the full vendor and activity list and click on the links to learn more. We’ll be down by the pond, Saturday, September 20, 9:00–1:00, rain or shine.
Note: Hudson Hives will be away this week
FARM AND FOOD VENDORS
Applefield Farm – Produce grown according to organic principles and brings fresh vegetables, herbs, melons and cut flowers all summer long! Carrots, greens, lettuce, radishes, cukes, beans, eggplants of all colors, tomatoes and so much more.
Balance Rock Farm – A 5th generation family farm brings locally-raised meats (beef, pork, chicken, and sausage), milk, and eggs. They also sell cheeses, jam, sauces and other products from local producers.
Cookie Lady Treats – Laura makes fresh baked sweet and savory treats of all kinds: breakfast pastries, breads, pizza, scones, and of course–cookies in unique flavors!
FSG Baking LLC Artisan baker Frank Schneider bakes in the German/ European tradition, using wholesome, partially organic ingredients. All his bread and baked goods are handmade and slow rise — giving the bread time to develop its full flavor. Look for real rye bread and handmade Bavarian pretzels!
Muddy Water Coffee Roasters -Delicious fresh coffee for all of your caffeine needs! Fair Trade and organic blends from around the world, crafted locally for absolute freshness and flavor, and coffee drinks to sip at the Market.
The Hyve – The Hyve is a farm to table meal delivery, catering and a bakery farmers market business. Tom and Ruth-Anne are long-time restaurant people who love their work when it results in happiness, and who find joy in great ingredients from farms, and cooking with creativity and care.
Abby’s Famous Dog Treats – They make healthy dog treats for dogs using minimal but fresh ingredients including carrots, kale, spinach, sweet potato, whole wheat flour, oats, Rice, beef and salmon. They do not use preservatives in their treats. Online-preorder: abbysfamousdogtreats@gmail.com
Simply Macarons – Treat yourself to their homemade, double-filled macarons crafted with love in every batch. Each macaron is packed with either a rich creamy buttercream or a delightful chocolate ganache and a generous layer of jam, jelly or curd for an extra burst of flavor. Whether you’re celebrating or just craving something irresistible, Simply Macarons are the perfect indulgence!
Maynard Maple – Their mission is to bring great-tasting, high-quality maple syrup to surrounding communities in Massachusetts and New England. They provide the freshest packaged and bottled maple products, with great attention to details and cleanliness. They strive to carry the tradition of what Ron Kay started many years ago, making the best maple products with professionalism and care to their customers. Products include maple syrup, maple cream, maple candy, and maple sugar.
Ben’s Raclette – Ben specializes in French-style raclette on baguette, melted and scraped right in front of you while you watch! Top your baguette with fig jam, honey, prosciutto, dill pickles, or other scrumptious toppings.
Pony Shack Cider – Local artisanal hard cider company creating unique and delicious ciders. Online-preorder: info@ponyshackcider.com
Owl Rock Farm – Heritage fruit grown gently in Harvard MA. They specialize in apples but also grow peaches and pears, and have apple sauce, wood chips, and fiber products throughout the season.
Kathryn Blair Photography and Dahlias – Kathryn is a wedding photographer who grows special flowers for weddings and other occasions. She’ll be selling dahlias in a variety of colors and types for floral arrangements, wedding bouquets, or to brighten up your house.
ARTISANS
Waning Crescent Soaps – Waning Crescent Soaps handcrafts soap and self care products that are beautiful, smell amazing, and meant to be used in your everyday life.
They formulate their products with short ingredient lists consisting of raw materials that you will recognize the names of. They focus on using ingredients that are natural, sustainably sourced, and/or organic as much as possible. Their products are scented with therapeutic grade essential oils and/or clean phthalate free fragrance oils and all of their products are vegan, palm-free, and hand-crafted, with care, in small batches
IMMER – Balpreet works with fabric to make aprons, tops, dress, hair accessories, pouches, bags, knit head band, booties and more.
Old School Clay and Ceramics – Hand crafted functional and sculptural stoneware pottery
Music, Community Tables, and Children’s Activities
Lindsey Straw – Montana-born guitarist, singer, bouzouki player and teacher Lindsay Straw found her musical home in Boston’s vibrant local Celtic music scene while studying at Berklee, where she added the influence and music of the Irish session world to her folk revival inspirations (Renbourn, Jansch, Graham, Bensusan). While she continues to draw from the deep well of traditional Celtic music, in recent years she’s been embracing American roots music and blending style and songs from both sides of the Atlantic. She can be found playing all over New England and beyond, not only solo but with bands The New Grown-Ups (modern American roots) and The Ivy Leaf (Celtic). With three – soon to be four! – albums and countless festival, club, and private event gigs under her belt, Lindsay has been heralded as a reincarnation of the legendary trad singers of eras past
Maynard-Clinton Elks – The Elks are a fraternal order with nearly a million members and a 141-year history. They have a network of more than 2000 lodges in communities all over the country. The Elks Organization is a generous charitable foundation that each year gives millions in scholarships, an inspiration to youth, a friend to veterans and more.
Maynard Tree Corps – Maynard Tree Corps is dedicated to promoting a healthy and diverse population of native trees for the benefit of people today and into the future. Our volunteers plant, protect, and maintain public shade trees in town. Maynard Tree Corps also encourages planting native tree species on private and public lands.
Children’s Activities – Toys and Books at the Tots Tent!
Maynard Farmers' Market 
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