Wilmington Farmers Market

Wilmington Farmers Market is organized with the Town of Wilmington's Board of Health Department, giving this Sunday market a distinctly civic footing as it returns each season in Wilmington. The market runs at Middlesex Avenue and School Street near Wilmington Town Common, with a lineup that mixes produce, bread, cheese, seafood, drinks, baked goods, and honey in one compact stop. SNAP is accepted here, and the market also promotes a match program tied to Market Cash, making staple food shopping part of the market's weekly draw.

Why it matters locally

The Town of Wilmington's Board of Health Department is named as a partner in the market, tying the operation directly to a town department rather than positioning it as a stand-alone pop-up. The market also names the Wilmington Farmers Market Association and references State of Massachusetts Farmers Market Guidelines, which places the market inside both local organizing and state-level market standards.

Its setup on Wilmington Town Common gives the market a recognizable town-center setting, and nearby landmarks such as the Fourth of July Building, Roman House, Wilmington High School parking lot, and Wilmington Memorial Library parking lot frame it as part of everyday civic space in Wilmington. SNAP and Market Cash are built into that local role by expanding how shoppers can buy eligible foods at the market.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans practical first: fresh produce, bread, cheese, seafood, and pantry items are joined by coffee, lemonade, pastries, and sweets that fit a Sunday market stop. It is also shaped around food-focused sellers, consistent with the market's vendor requirements for food-related, essential-product, and handmade artisan vendors.

• -Pick up fruit and vegetables from Gaouette Farm.
• -Find beef chips from Holy Moly Snacks.
• -Browse baked goods at Knot Just Cakes.
• -Add cheese and charcuterie from Life Love Cheese.
• -Shop fruits and vegetables from Pleasant Valley Gardens.
• -Choose fresh bread and pastries at Purple Carrot Bread Co..
• -Cool off with cold coffee drinks from Queen Bean Coffee Truck.
• -Grab more baked goods from Sarah Belle Bakes.
• -Bring home fresh seafood from Seafood Express.
• -Sip cold lemonade from Shaken Not Stirred.
• -Stock up on condiments from Spice Weasel.
• -Save room for cannoli from Uncle Joey's Cannoli.
• -Take home locally sourced honey from Wilmington Honey Bee.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit-planning rule to know before heading over on Sunday. Parking is available right next to the Fourth of July Building, with additional spaces at the Wilmington High School parking lot and the lower Wilmington Memorial Library parking lot if the closest lot fills first.

The market is located at Middlesex Avenue and School Street near Wilmington Town Common, making the common the easiest landmark to use when navigating in. The market lists a Sunday schedule from 10:00am to 1:00pm during its June-to-October season, so the shopping window is straightforward and relatively short.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at Wilmington Farmers Market, and benefits can be traded in for and matched with Market Cash. The market says those funds can be used on SNAP-acceptable foods from vendors selling eligible items, including fresh fruits, vegetables, breads, cheeses, ice creams, lemonades, and more. PayPal is also named among market partners, alongside SNAP and Market Cash.