The summer market, May-October, is located in the parking lot behind 50 Payson Ave.

The winter market, November – March, is located in the Boylston Rooms of the Keystone Building, 122 Pleasant St.

A scaled down version of the Winter market has been set up in the Keystone Building in Easthampton! The address is 122 Pleasant Street. There is a parking lot across from the building loading bays. A crosswalk at the parking lot leads to the entrance door of the market (pictured).

Keystone has taken steps to make the space safe as possible during this COVID-19 pandemic. They have provided giant HEPA filters in the hallways where the market will be located. There are arrows marking one-way traffic as well as markers on the floor to encourage social distancing. There are also convenient hand-washing stations located in the market, as well as hand-sanitizing stations. All attendees are encouraged to follow local guidelines for COVID -19 restrictions, and the wearing of facemasks while in the building is mandatory.

The indoor market is smaller, but the vendors have lots to offer. The market will run every Sunday through the month of March, from 10am to 2pm. There is a possibility that the market may be extended beyond December but that decision has not yet been made. We will keep you posted.

Have a happy, health and safe December!

The market is on Sundays, 10-2. The market runs weekly throughout the summer, and on the first and third Sundays in the winter.

Payment varies by vendors. All vendors accept cash, most accept credit/debit, some accept Venmo, and those eligible accept HIP/SNAP/WIC/senior coupons.

(See more on SNAP/HIP/WIC and Senior coupons below)

Yes!  Multiple vendors are part of the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP).  When you purchase fresh fruit and vegetables directly from these vendors using your SNAP card, you will automatically receive a credit for your purchase, up to $40-$80 per month, depending on family size.

WIC & Senior Coupons
If you receive these coupons from the state, just bring them to market to shop with multiple vendors.

Yes!  Multiple vendors are part of the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP).  When you purchase fresh fruit and vegetables directly from these vendors using your SNAP card, you will automatically receive a credit for your purchase, up to $40-$80 per month, depending on family size.

WIC & Senior Coupons
If you receive these coupons from the state, just bring them to market to shop with multiple vendors.

The Easthampton Farmers’ Market must follow a specific set of COVID protocols, provided to us by the State of MA, highlights as follows:

– Everyone inside the market, vendors and customers, must wear an appropriate face covering at all times. Said face covering must cover both nose and mouth. 

– Customers must maintain 6 feet of distance between one another. 

– There can be no eating or drinking within the market perimeter.

– The market must have a dedicated, separate, entrance and exit.

– Customers must follow a one-way flow of traffic.

– If vendors or customers have been sick within the past two weeks, they need to refrain from coming to the market until they have been healthy for two weeks.

– Only service animals are permitted inside the market perimeter.

While we are still in COVID restrictions, we are not able to have you bring your furry friends into the market. There is a large tree just outside the market, and many market shoppers have secured their animals in the shade while they shopped the 2020 market. We are looking forward to relaxed restrictions and welcoming pets back to the market, but for the time being, we must comply with the regulations in place.

You may and we encourage you to do so! Regulations regarding reusable bags are issued to us by the State of MA in COVID times, and we must follow those regulations as they come through. We will notify market patrons as soon as we know of changes issued by the state.

The Easthampton Farmers’ Market is an agricultural-focused market. All vendors are required to grow or make what they sell, and makers must use locally grown produce in their products. All vendors are required to have liability insurance. The EFM insurance prohibits the sale of CBD products at our market.

If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please complete our intent to participate form, and we will be in touch.

Please complete our intent to participate form, and we will be in touch. Please note that we are uncertain whether we will be able to have entertainment at the 2021 summer market. We will get in touch with everyone who has completed the intent to participate form should be be given the okay to have entertainment.

Only in very limited instances are crafters able to participate in the market, as we are an agricultural-focused market. In 2020, and likely again in 2021, we made an exception for a vendor making face masks and hand sanitizer, as this was a needed service for our community.