Holiday Markets are happening around the state!
🎄 Celebrate the Season at Local Farmers Markets
There’s something magical about wandering through crisp-air farmers markets as holiday tunes float on the breeze, warm cider drifts from a vendor tent, and the tables overflow with seasonal squash, crisp apples, handcrafted gifts, and golden pies. As the year winds down, it’s the perfect time to support local farms, grab ingredients for a cozy feast, and hunt for thoughtful gifts — all while soaking in community spirit.
If you’re looking to check off your holiday shopping or meal prep in one fell swoop, our network of farmers markets across Massachusetts has you covered. Whether it’s Thanksgiving staples or cozy winter produce, there’s a market for you. And — heads up! — we’ve built an interactive map of winter markets to help you find a market near you that fits your schedule and cravings.
Let’s dive into where you can catch a holiday market this season.
Andover Holiday Market | Saturday, December 6 from 12 to 6
Wakefield Holiday Market | Saturday, December 13 from 9 to 12
Sheffield Holiday Market | Saturday, December 13 from 10 to 1
Dedham Winter Market | Saturday, December 13 from 10 to 1
Westfield Holiday Market | Saturday, December 13 from 11 to 3
Mashpee Holiday Market | Sunday, December 14 from 11 to 2
Melrose Holiday Market | Sunday, December 14 from 11 to 3
Belchertown Winter Market | Sunday, December 14 from 10 to 2
Marshfield Winter Market | Saturday, December 20 from 10 to 1
Farmers Market at Forest Park (Springfield) Winter Market | Saturday, December 20 from 10 to 2
Grow Food Northampton Winter Market | Saturday, December 20 from 10 to 2
Wilmington Winter Market | Sunday, December 21 from 10 to 1
Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market at Great Barrington | Saturday, December 20 from 10 to 1
Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market at North Adams | Sunday, December 21 from 10 to 1
🌟 Why Visit a Farmers Market This Holiday Season
Fresh, seasonal produce: Think root vegetables, squash, apples, winter greens — perfect for hearty holiday dishes.
Local and handmade gifts: From artisanal breads to maple syrup, handmade soaps to honey — many vendors offer unique gifts that tell a story
Support local farms and small businesses: Every dollar spent helps sustain local agriculture and strengthens community
A festive outing for friends and family: Markets are more than just shopping — they’re a chance to connect, browse, sample, and soak up the community vibe
✅ Tips for a Great Market Experience
Come early to snap up the best produce and avoid crowds.
Bring reusable bags — many vendors appreciate them, and they’re eco-friendly.
Bring a little cash just in case (some smaller vendors may prefer it).
Check vendors’ holiday-market social posts — many announce special pies, breads, or holiday bundles.
Browse the entire market before loading up — you might spot a few unexpected treats or gifts.