FARMINGTON – Farmington Farmers’ Market will move to a new location at St. Joseph Center on Saturday, November 6th. The winter market takes place on Saturdays from November to April from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The St. Joseph Center is located on the corner of Quebec and Middle Streets, near the UMF Fitness & Recreation Center. The center is home to the St. Joseph Nutrition Center, a community social service initiative to “fully feed the hungry in Franklin County.” The nutrition center includes a walk-in self-service kitchen that is open 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., as well as a food service on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The orientation of the farmers’ market goes well with this mission. For more information on the St. Joseph Nutrition Center or for volunteers, please contact Stephanie Crowe at 897-2173 ext. 1203
Farmington’s outdoor farmers markets will resume in May:
Farmington’s year-round online farmers market, www.WesternMaineMarket.com, continues to offer pickup of orders on Front Street on Fridays and will add Saturday’s winter market to its list of pickup and delivery options.
Farmington Farmers’ Market Association (FFMA) members look forward to the opportunity to make the winter market more accessible to downtown residents and the UMF community, and are deeply grateful for all that Farmington Grange has done over the years for the Market has done. The Grange, which hosted the winter farmers’ market from 2009 to March 2020, will remain in operation. For information on renting the Grange Room or your commercial kitchen, please contact Bonnie Clark at 778-6637 or Marion Sharoun at 778-2932. Donations to Farmington Grange # 12 are welcome and can be sent to the Grange Treasurer: Gerald Libby, 381 Mosher Hill Road, Farmington, Maine 04938.
The FFMA welcomes applications from guest providers. Please contact Market Manager Erica Haywood at [email protected] or 778-1181, leave a message on our Facebook page and / or apply online using the link in the “About” section of the Facebook page.
The market will adhere to Maine CDC’s COVID-19 guidelines, which are based on current Franklin’s Country transmission levels.
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