Opens June 19th, Thursday afternoons from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM rain or shine!

At the market we offer fresh picked, quality produce in season, freshly baked breads,  herbs, plants, agricultural crafts and other specialty items right from the grower and baker.  You'll find the freshest fruits and vegetables from our area  and get a chance to talk to and support our local growers, bakers and farmers in New Hampshire directly!   

Dustin Park is located beside the Episcopal Church on Main Street,  right before the two local banks.  There is a large memorial and flagpole in front of the park. We are set up towards the back. Parking for our customers who do not walk to the market is in front of the park. 

Support your local farmer and N.H. agriculture by shopping at our farmers' market in a friendly outdoor atmosphere.

Market Guidelines
Market Bylaws
Member sign up sheet

Please read about our farmers' market members below for more information about what you'll find at the market! You may also visit their web sites, call or e-mail them for more information.

Chapman Family Farm
(Pittsfield) Small farm growing fruits and vegetables the natural way. Featuring Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Peas, Beans, Cucumbers, Pumpkins, Hot Peppers, Tomatoes, Carrots and various others. Let's not forget the absolute finest fresh eggs in town.

Butterfield Organic Growers
(Pittsfield) This farm specializes in growing over five types of specialty garlic and heirloom Egyptian onions. We also offer many varieties of vegetables and perennial herbs. We sell field grown blue spruce trees and many other plants listed at our website and have been Certified Organic by the State of New Hampshire, Dept. of Markets & Foods since 1997. Our Market Founder. Phone: farm: (603) 435-7260  E-mail:  brenda@organic-growers.com  
Website: www.organic-growers.com/bfarm  

Lyon Berry Farm & Nursery
(Loudon) A family run nursery business-potted blueberries, other plants and many trees and shrubs! Open for pick-your–own blueberries in the summer on Route 129.

The Davidson Farm
(Loudon) A local farm with a delicious variety of  apples. Our fresh cider is pressed at our farm and taken directly to the market for our customers’ enjoyment. Our fruit is offered to you late September and into the fall. (603) 798-5587

Moonshine Farm
(Loudon) Organic produce, plants, flowers, herbs, baked goods, bread, fudge, maple syrup, beeswax ornaments, handmade crafts and organic hay. (603) 435-6437 or e-mail: moonshineproduce@yahoo.com

Grampy Wally’s Mini-Farm
(Epsom) A wide variety of vegetables in season, including corn, picked fresh for market, baked beans, home-baked goodies and some custom made wooden items for sale. Phone: (603) 736-9754

Namaste Greenfire 
(Barnstead) Offering organic and heirloom farm products while practicing sustainable and eco-friendly farming methods. A returning member from years' past with a variety of items that are unusual and different such as birdhouse gourds and lemon cukes.

Moose Crossing Farm 
(Center Barnstead) Lots of plants in season including perennials, herbs and flowers. New to the Farmers Market this year, please welcome them and their plants. An experienced plant grower of many years. Also offering eggs as available.

Center Hill Farms 
(Epsom) Offering later season crops July-September, corn, tomatoes, peppers, turnips basil and other farm vegetables. AA new market member this year, they will plan to have good quantities to choose from.

Catamount Valley Farm
(Pittsfield) Naturally raised beef in forms such as ground, stew and steaks, maple syrup and maple candy, sweet corn, and maybe some fresh pies and muffins in season and cut flowers. New to the market this year!

And Others...

Farmers Market WIC coupons are accepted at the market by many of our vendors. Look for the participating signs at their display tables. We wish to thank the Town of Pittsfield, NH for the beautiful downtown market site at Dustin Park. Without their support, us and our customers, this market would not be possible!

See some pictures of our market courtesy of Evelyn D. Roberts Click Here!