The Bountiful Farmers Markets On Cape Cod and Islands 2024 Guide

April 2024

While there are a few farmers markets on Cape Cod and the surrounding region that move indoors for the winter months, most local farmers markets are just opening their warm weather locations now. Farmers markets on Cape Cod and the surrounding regionfarmers market are a fun, festive, and flavorful way to spend a few hours. Meander between open-air tents with products from farmers, fishermen, local craftspeople, artisans, and more. Stop by to stock up on ingredients or inspiration for dinner and enjoy the stunning displays of seasonal offerings.

Residents can enjoy farmers markets on Cape Cod and the Islands year-round with the busy and bountiful summers as well as the winter markets in Orleans and Sandwich. Summer residents can enjoy watching the produce change with the season, making a weekly routine of shopping at the local market. You’ll get to know the vendors and other visitors and will have the foundation for some delicious summer meals.farmers market falmouth

Even if you’re just visiting for a few days or a week, be sure to stop at the farmers markets on Cape Cod for a taste of the community. Some markets have live music to add to the festive and jovial atmosphere. In addition to vegetables, many markets feature local cheese, eggs, seafood, and meat, as well as bread, baked treats, and coffee! Markets also have beautiful flower arrangements that are perfect to brighten your home or rental or to brighten someone’s day!

In May and June, the markets feature vegetable seedlings, flower starts, and sage advice from farmers on growing your own garden on the Cape and Islands. You’ll also find spring staples like rhubarb, radishes, arugula, asparagus, bok choy, peas, scallions, spinach, and the first sweet strawberries of summer.market seedlings These spring products roll naturally into the bounty of summer with fresh berries of all sorts, fruits, and a plethora of vegetables from sweet cherry tomatoes and ripe slicing tomatoes to cucumbers, eggplant, cabbage, sweet corn, beets, carrots, herbs, and more.

Beyond the produce, you’ll find seafood and shellfish from swordfish and striped bass to scallops, oysters, clams, and mussels. There’s fresh baked bread and sweet baked treats to enjoy while strolling through the market. Pick up some local meat, eggs, or dairy to add to the menu.

List of Farmers Markets on Cape Cod:

Monday:

Truro Educational Farmers’ Market
June 3 – September 26
Hours: 8am – 12pm
Veteran’s Field, 20 Truro Center Rd

Tuesday:

Sandwich Farmers’ Market
June 18  – October 15
Hours: 9am – 12pm
The Sagamore (tent in back)

Chatham Farmers’ Market
May 14 – October 22
Hours: 3pm – 6pm
Our Lady of Grace Church,
60 Meeting House Rd

Wednesday:

Wellfleet Farmers’ Market
May 22 – October 16
Hours: 8am – 12pm
Grove at the Congregational Church, 200 Main St

West Tisbury Farmers Market
June 5 – August 28
Hours: 9am – 12pm
Grange Hall, 35 Panhandle Road

Thursday:

Bass River Farmers’ Market
June 13 – September 7
Hours: 9am – 1:00pm
311 Old Main Street, So Yarmouth

Falmouth Farmers’ Market
May 30 – October 17
Hours: 12 – 5pm
Marina Park, 180 Scranton Ave

Harwich Farmers’ Market
June 1- October 12
Hours:  3 – 6pm
Brooks Academy Museum, 80 Parallel St

Plymouth Farmers Market
May 23 – October
Hours: 2:30pm – 6pm
Plymouth Square, 101 Carver Rd

Friday:

Osterville Farmers’ Market
June 14 – October 4
Hours: 9am – 1pm
Osterville Historical Museum, 155 West Bay Rd

Saturday:

Bass River Farmers’ Market
June 13 – September 7
Hours: 9am – 1:00pm
311 Old Main St, So. Yarmouth

Orleans Farmers’ Market (Year Round)
Summer: May 6 – September 2
Hours: 8am – 12pm

September 9 – December 16
Hours 9am – 12pm
19 Old Colony Way

Inside Market: January – April
Hours: 10am – 12pm
The Old Firehouse, 44 Main Street

Provincetown Educational Farmers’ Market
May 18 – October 26 (except 6/29)
Hours: 9 am – 1 pm
Ryder St next to Town Hall

West Tisbury Farmers Market
June 1 – October 26
Hours:9am – 12pm
MV Grange Hall, 35 Panhandle Rd

Sustainable Nantucket Farmers Market
June 9 – October 13
Hours: 9am-1pm
North Union & Upper Cambridge St, Downtown Nantucket

Sunday:

Mashpee Farmers Market
Memorial Day – Columbus Day
Hours: 11am – 3pm
Village Green by the Library

farmers market Farmers markets on Cape Cod are a great way to sustain the local economy, supporting the growers, artisans, and craftspeople that make Cape and Island communities so great. The food is healthy and fresh and is the perfect start to a nutritious meal.

Many vendors accept SNAP and HIP benefits, even matching dollar for dollar the amount spent on local produce. Some markets have programs that accept donations of excess produce such as Falmouth’s “Share Your Bounty” program, to redistribute excess food to those who need it.

Whether you’re a year-round resident or just visiting, be sure to stop at one of the farmers markets on Cape Cod for a taste of the Cape and Islands!  Non-food artisans can also be found at the markets, from soap makers to woodworkers and more. farmers market2

It’s a great chance to support local businesses while also picking up some truly unique Cape-made gifts. If you stop by the Orleans, or Falmouth markets you may find Green Road Refill, and can fill your own bottles with a number of plant-based soaps, lotions, hair products, and household cleaners, cutting down on your plastic usage.

This information is subject to change, so please check the web sites and/or social media pages for the most up-to-date information.

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