Belchertown Farmers Market

Belchertown Farmers Market works closely with the Belchertown Agricultural Commission to seek opportunities that support local agriculture and production, giving the market a clear place in the town’s farm economy rather than treating it as a simple weekly shopping stop. The vendor roster reflects that focus with produce growers, meat and egg farms, flower farms, honey producers, bakers, prepared-food sellers, and makers gathered On The Common in Belchertown. The 2026 season opens June 7 and runs into October, with SNAP/EBT accepted during the season.

Why it matters locally

The market gives priority to locally produced goods and seeks vendors from its local area, putting local production at the center of how it fills stalls and serves shoppers. That emphasis also shows up in its partnerships: the market works closely with both the Belchertown Agricultural Commission and the New England Small Farms Institute to seek opportunities that support local agriculture and production.

The vendor list reinforces that local framing with nearby farm names and town-specific ties, including Granby growers Bramble and Blooms and Dave’s Natural Garden, plus Hope’s Tent selling Smith’s Country Cheese alongside produce, eggs, flowers, and herbs. Instead of leaning only on one product type, the market keeps local agriculture visible across vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy, herbs, flowers, maple, and honey.

What you'll find there

Produce and farm staples dominate the lineup here, but the market also stretches into flowers, prepared foods, sweets, body care, candles, pottery, books, and pet treats. The result is a market where shoppers can build a produce haul, pick up dinner or dessert, and add a few household or gift items without leaving the Common.

• -Pick up greens, vegetables, corn, fruit, beef, pork, eggs, plants, herbs, honey, vanilla, catnip, grilled burgers, soda, and chips from Austin Brothers.
• -Find seasonal flowers from Granby at Bramble and Blooms, including ranunculus, lisianthus, zinnias, sunflowers, dahlias, and mixed bouquets.
• -Shop Dave's Natural Garden for Granby-grown vegetables, melons, plants, flowers, berries, dairy items, and corn.
• -Look for Dirtie Mamas Farm and Homestead for greens, root vegetables, berries, melons, eggs, flower bouquets, and fresh herbs.
• -Stock up on honey, beeswax items, and salve from Forest Road Apiary.
• -Choose mushrooms from Livingstone Mycology.
• -Browse Oak & Ash Farm for greens, root vegetables, squash, berries, dried spices, bread, chicken, eggs, potted herbs, bouquets, edible flowers, soaps, lotions, and wood items.
• -Add peaches, apples, berries, pears, and maple syrup from Sentinel Farm.
• -Grab Italian cookies, pastries, and gluten-free cookies from Fortuna Artisan Crafts & Cookies.
• -Order pierogi, galabki, plov, and other foods from P'Frogi by Irida.
• -Catch Wandering Waffles Food Truck for waffles.
• -Browse soap, lotions, body cream, shampoo, and related products from H Artisans Cold Spring Soapery.
• -Take home hand-painted natural candles from Pearl & Company or beeswax candles, diffusers, and wax from Barton Beeswax Candles.
• -Check out Pottery by Jess for pottery items and Pollywoguen Creations for children’s picture books, prints, and cards.

Opening Day is set for June 7, 2026, giving the season a clear kickoff date.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit rule to factor into your plans before heading to the Common. Restrooms are not available on site, another practical detail that may shape how long you stay and whether you make this a quick produce run or a longer browse across food and artisan stalls.

The market takes place On The Common in Belchertown and runs as a seasonal market from early June into October, with Opening Day scheduled for June 7, 2026. If you are aiming for specific vendors, keep in mind that some specialty sellers appear on a limited rhythm, including Batch Ice Cream once per month and Crooked Stick Pops every other week.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Belchertown Farmers Market, an important option for shoppers planning to use food assistance for seasonal purchases. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, which helps when you are planning a mixed purchase across farm stands, prepared foods, and artisan vendors.