Swampscott Farmers Market

Swampscott Farmers Market runs from June through October in Swampscott and keeps a broad vendor roster that extends well beyond farm stands. The market lists more than 60 vendors for its annual Indoor Thanksgiving Market at Swampscott High School, a clue to the overall scale and variety shoppers can expect from the season’s vendor community. That lineup includes farms, seafood, cider, baked goods, dumplings, charcuterie, olive oil, pet treats, artists, and service vendors, giving this market a mixed food-and-maker profile rather than a produce-only setup. One visitor summed it up simply: there are “other items besides produce,” including salmon and cheese.

What you'll find there

Bear Hill Farm, Clark Farm, Cloutman Farms, County Road Farm, and Long Hill Orchard anchor the market with a farm-and-orchard presence, but the full roster reaches much wider into prepared foods, beverages, pet goods, home items, and local art. The result is a market where a produce stop can easily turn into a longer browse across pantry goods, drinks, crafts, and practical services.

• -Find farm offerings from Bear Hill Farm.
• -Shop juices from Beraka Juice.
• -Pick up Colombian goods from Bosa Colombian Goods.
• -Browse charcuterie from Chic Charcuterie.
• -Stop at Chick Chick.
• -Look for produce from Clark Farm.
• -Add farm products from Cloutman Farms.
• -Check County Road Farm for farm goods.
• -Pour a bottle from Far From the Tree Cider.
• -Grab dog treats from Fetch & Crunch Dog Treats.
• -Pick up baked goods from Glee’s Goodies.
• -Try beer from Granite Coast Brewing.
• -Browse orchard goods from Long Hill Orchard.
• -Take home dumplings from Mei Mei Dumplings.
• -Order from Mi Pais Family Restaurant.
• -Shop natural pet food from Michael Moran’s Natural Pet Food.
• -Bring knives or tools to National Sharpening.
• -Stock pantry staples from Olive World.
• -Choose pastries from OMG Bakery.
• -Find wraps from RexWraps.
• -Pick up soap from Salem Soapworks.
• -Buy seafood from Sven Fish.
• -Finish with sweets from Sweet Emmy’s.
• -Look for Guatemalan goods from Via Guatemela.
• -Try mead from Zydeco Meadery.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and the market does not list restrooms in its visitor details. Payment methods are marked clear, which helps if you want to plan around cards or cash rather than guessing at checkout options. The main outdoor season runs June through October, and the market also hosts an annual Indoor Thanksgiving Market at Swampscott High School in November, described as the last market of the year with more than 60 vendors attending. If you are aiming for a strict farm-only shop, one visitor noted the mix now leans toward a craft-fair style alongside farm vendors.