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Farmers Market
Weare, New Hampshire
The Weare Farmers Market operates as a non-profit corporation registered with the State of NH, giving this small-town Friday market an unusually formal civic footing for a seasonal stop in Center Park. In summer, it sets up at 1 E Rd in Center Park, with the gazebo location tied to the intersection of East Road and North Stark Highway, next to Weare Middle School and across from the Weare Center Store. That combination of public-park setting and clearly rooted local landmarks makes it easy to place in the middle of Weare’s everyday geography.
Center Park and the gazebo are central to how this market shows up in Weare: the summer market is explicitly tied to that site, next to Weare Middle School and across from the Weare Center Store. The organization behind it is registered as a non-profit corporation with the State of NH, which places the market in a formal local framework rather than as an informal pop-up.
Its operating pattern also connects summer and winter rather than treating the season as a one-off. Market materials describe a summer run on the gazebo from June 6 to Oct. 18 and a winter market from Oct. 26 to May 30 on Fridays at the old town hall and community center. One visitor also pointed to a mix of local food products alongside jewelry, hand soaps, and a free kids book section, suggesting a market shaped around repeated neighborhood use as much as quick produce shopping.
The named vendor roster is compact, with farms and handmade goods sharing space rather than splitting into separate sections. That makes the market read as a mixed local lineup instead of a produce-only stop.
Market notices also describe the seasonal rhythm around the summer opening and run. One posting marks the market opening on July 25, 2020, and another notes that the summer season runs through October 2020.
No dogs are allowed, and restrooms are listed as unavailable, two details that can change how long you plan to stay and who comes along. For the summer setup, head to 1 E Rd in Center Park, the same central location associated with the gazebo near Weare Middle School and across from the Weare Center Store.
Payment details are clearer than some of the other logistics: the market notes that payment methods are clearly indicated, and the broader platform mentions that some markets may require payment at time of order using PayPal or a credit card. If you need a direct contact before going, the market lists both a phone number, 603-491-4203, and the email farmersmarketweare@gmail.com.
June – October
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
There is such a nice collection of local goods here. The fruits and vegetables are super fresh. They also have delicious cookies right out front! The Weare Food Market has a lovely assortment of items such as jewelry and hand soaps in addition to their local food products. They also have a free kids book section which really made my daughter's day! We look forward to coming back time and time again.
Awesome farmers market in Weare, NH! Fresh Donuts from New Hampshire Doughnut Co. and fresh coffee from Lucas Roasting Company (including Pond Hockey Blend). Seasonal fresh veggies and herbs from local farms. Woodman's Artisan Bakery organic bread. Friendly service and they accept credit cards, too. Don't miss their outdoor farmers market every weekend all summer and fall.
This is a a great new location that I think will do very well in town. It's early in the season so don't expect a lot of selection just yet. But they have a great plan and things will be rolling in soon. So stop in and check them out and let's get behind this local business!
Everything is fresh and locally made/sourced. Got some doughnuts, bread, and produce. They also have gifts and locally roasted coffee. Really great place!
This a great new addition to the community.
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