Hampstead Farmers' Market

At 1341 N. Main Street, Hampstead Farmers' Market runs on summer Saturdays with a mix that reaches well past produce stands alone. The market season runs June through September, and the market materials highlight everything from produce and parking to pet policies, which gives a good sense of how practical a visit here can be. Vendor participation is restricted to local businesses that make, bake, or grow what they sell, and applications are reviewed by the market manager and advisory team based on product quality, space, and market needs. That local-only rule shapes a lineup where farm produce, baked goods, flowers, meat, crafts, and pantry items sit side by side.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broad: multiple produce growers, ready-to-eat and take-home baked goods, flowers, pantry staples, meat, beer, soaps, and handmade goods all appear in the regular vendor roster. That means you can shop for dinner ingredients, pick up bread or sweets, and still leave with bouquets, pottery, or woodwork from the same morning.

• -Pick up seasonal fruits and vegetables from Diveley's Fruit Farm.
• -Find organic produce, mushrooms, and herbs at Echo Valley Farm.
• -Shop fresh-picked vegetables such as potatoes, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, green beans, beets, lima beans, and onions from Hanson's Family Farm.
• -Look for produce grown with natural and organic practices plus integrated pest management at Stoecker Farms.
• -Bring home local seasonal produce, cut flowers, and upcycled reusable bags from Wike Family Farm.
• -Choose fresh cut flowers, hanging baskets, potted plants, and bouquets from Jo Anne's Flowers & Gifts.
• -Add homegrown seasonal blooms and garden-style bouquets from Wilde Root Co..
• -Stock up on pork, beef, lamb, chicken, and eggs from North Acres Farm.
• -Take home live soft and hard shell Maryland crabs, lemonade, snow cones, and local raw honey from Adam's Maryland Blues.
• -Grab artisan breads, soft pretzels, pretzel dogs, and pastries from Seven Rose Baking Co..
• -Try stuffed cookies and homemade bagels from Baker's Cauldron.
• -Browse homemade jams, Amish fry pies, macaroons, cakes, fudge, and other sweets from Ginger's Jams & More.
• -Pick up cassava bread, coconut ginger drops, gizzada, spice buns, and Jamaican rum cake options from Jamama's.
• -Pour pure unfiltered extra virgin olive oil, olives, and balsamics from Dimitri Olive Oil into your pantry rotation.
• -Sample small-batch hand-blended spices, extracts, mixes, finishing salts, teas, and cocoas from My Gurl & Me.
• -Add craft beer from Pipe the Side Brewing Company.
• -Browse handmade cold process soaps, shampoo bars, facial care products, and herbal salves from Goose Ridge Soaps.
• -Find handcrafted wood cutting boards, phone stands, and other woodworked items from Locus Technology.

Each week the market also features local bands and musicians playing live music during the season.

Know before you go

No pets are allowed at Hampstead Farmers' Market, though service animals are welcome, so that policy may shape who comes along for the trip. The market notes that admission is free, and it offers free and ample parking, which helps if you're planning to shop across several farm and prepared-food vendors in one stop. The market materials also note handicap accessibility. If you're using an older address, note that the summer market is described as taking place at the Coppermine Pantherplex, formerly North Carroll High School, at 1400 Panther Drive in Hampstead.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Hampstead Farmers' Market. Admission is free, and the market specifically calls out clear payment information among its visitor basics, alongside parking and pet policies, so you can plan for a mixed basket of farm goods, baked items, and pantry products before you arrive.