Milford MA Farmers Market

At the Milford Water Company on Dilla Street, Milford MA Farmers Market sets up a Saturday shopping stop built around fresh farm goods and a clear buy-local focus. The vendor roster centers on produce growers, fruit farms, honey, baking, preserves, and a handful of service and craft tables, so the mix reads more like a practical weekly market than a festival lineup. SNAP and Senior WIC are part of that everyday-access approach, alongside a farm list that includes vegetables, fruits, meats, and fresh eggs.

What you'll find there

The strongest throughline here is food you can shop across a full meal: vegetables and fruit from several farms, honey and eggs, baked goods, preserved items, and prepared-food stops mixed into the lineup. The roster also reaches beyond produce with household, fiber, apparel, and service vendors, so a market run can include both groceries and a few nonfood errands.

• -Pick up sustainably grown vegetables from The Pumpkin Farm, a small Medway farm growing a variety of vegetables.
• -Find fresh, organically grown food from Medway Community Farm, a nonprofit using sustainable low-impact methods without chemical pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides.
• -Shop Fairmount Fruit Farm for fresh vegetables, fruit, free range eggs, and flowers from a family-owned farm with an apple orchard, greenhouses, and hydroponic growing.
• -Watch for D’Allesandro Farm, noted as a farmer joining in July.
• -Stock up on local honey from Buzz 10 Honey.
• -Grab zucchini breads, muffins, seasonal varieties, and gluten-free options from Julie’s Z Breads.
• -Bring dull kitchen tools to Eric’s Sharper Edge for knife sharpening.
• -Choose cupcakes, muffins, breads, cookies, dessert bars, designer whoopie pies, and seasonal jams from Sweet Treats-Medway.
• -Add pickles, relishes, beets, jams, and jellies from Everything Jalapeno and Not!.
• -Browse alpaca fiber and alpaca products from Many Feet Farm.
• -Look over custom and handmade silk scarves from Scarfing Artist.
• -Take home soy candles from Long Pond Candles.
• -Prepared-food and specialty listings also include Gourmet Pizza and Grill, Torosian Valley Farm – Oliva’s Market, Catering & Gourmet Gifts, Pure and Simple Vanilla, and TC Scoops Ice Cream.
• -Service and maker tables extend to Therapeutic Massage with Robin, Eco-Embrace, and Maria Sews A Lot. Milford’s market has a noticeably practical shape: one stop might mean vegetables for the week, fruit and eggs from Fairmount Fruit Farm, honey from Buzz 10 Honey, and a loaf or muffins from Julie’s Z Breads, with knife sharpening folded into the same visit. That grounded feel carries into the vendor mix itself. Fairmount Fruit Farm brings the profile of a family-owned farm with an apple orchard, greenhouses, hydroponic growing, and U-pick apples and strawberries, while Medway Community Farm adds a nonprofit grower using sustainable low-impact methods and avoiding chemical pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. Even the pantry side stays concrete, with pickles, relishes, jams, jellies, and seasonal baked goods rather than novelty-first fare.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan your stop. Parking is concentrated around the Milford Water Company: visitors may use the lots directly in front of, to the right of, and behind the building. There are also limited handicapped and direct-access spaces along the Milford Water Company access road, and staff direct drivers when they pull in. The market takes place at the Milford Water Company on Dilla Street, so using that landmark will get you to the right destination. Restrooms are not available on site.

Payments & SNAP

The market accepts SNAP, and its own materials also call out Senior WIC alongside the weekly farm selection. That matters here because the farm lineup is explicitly described as carrying vegetables, fruits, meats, and fresh eggs, making assistance benefits usable across staple grocery categories.