Massachusetts is full of awesome farmers markets during the spring and summer. But where do you go if you want fresh produce, delicious homemade desserts, and gorgeous local crafts in the fall and winter? This fantastic farmers market in Lowell is the solution.
The Farm Market in Lowell is a year-round, indoor farmers market that’s a real hidden gem.
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The market is located inside the historic and gorgeous hallways of Lowell’s Mill No. 5.
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Every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the market fills with local vendors selling everything your home and pantry could desire.
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You’ll find stalls laden with fresh fruits and vegetables, bouquets of bright flowers, and vibrant potted plants.
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Artisan bread, locally sourced meat, farm-fresh eggs, and sweet local honey are also regularly on offer.
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Pick up some handmade soap and cosmetics while you’re doing your grocery shopping, or splurge on some home decor.
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You also can’t pass up the opportunity to savor a hot doughnut or macaron.
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Live music is featured on the Hi-Hat stage and the Luna Theater features the Magical Mystery Movie Club at 11:30 a.m. showing a family-friendly film for free.
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Prices at this market are terrific. You can go home with a basket of fresh food with less than it would cost you at the supermarket.
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This is the perfect way to stay connected to the community and stock up on daily staples even in the dead of winter.
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Visit the Farm Market in Lowell this season and we’re sure you’ll be delighted.
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You can find the Lowell Farm Market at 250 Jackson St., Lowell, Mass. Check out their website for current opening times and more info about special events. If outdoor markets are more your thing, here are our favorite ones in Massachusetts.
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