Every Tuesday and Friday on the green in Brunswick, and Saturday at Crystal Spring Farm. This week…read moreI visited on a chilly early May Friday. Found some delicious treats and said hello to all the farmers that I haven't seen since last fall. I love this place. The farmers and vendors are always so kind and helpful and there to answer any questions you might have. Having the market in this spot, is nice because it's a beautiful park so lush and green! Plus you can grab lunch at a variety of local food trucks.

This is the farmer's market that helps keep your cup full until the bigger weekend markets open. It…read morewas a decent size for all that it offers - all fresh; produce, seafood, honey and herbs and baked goods. We specifically stopped here as we saw that Hootenany Bread Company was going to be there. I'm glad we got there right around 10am as there was already a line starting to form in front of his stand. We were able to buy 4 plain bagels and a couple of chocolate croissants to enjoy for the day and they were amazing! I can't wait to see him again. Every vendor there had people in front of their stands and hearing them all engage in conversation about their business was so nice. There is such a human element to this market. Felt more people focus than business focused. The grounds were clean and each vendor was placed within a reasonable distance. Didn't have to walk too far to the next and you didn't feel like you were on top of people either. Parking can be a challenge if you can't walk far, especially with the main street construction happening near Bull Moose/Tontine Mall (September 2025). But if you can find parking and you enjoy farmers markets, I would highly recommend this market.

Brunswick's Saturday winter market is so popular. The wide variety of vendors is impressive. From…read morefresh produce to ready-made Ethiopian food, to handcrafted wooden bowls to meats and cheeses, there truly is something for everyone. Shoppers peruse the aisles of vendors and usually see a familiar face or two. The energy is joyful and vibrant. There usually is someone playing music to add to the atmosphere. Vendors are always happy to answer questions. The parking outside tends to be crowded so if you don't mind walking, there are nearby public parking spots/lots in Maine St. The entrance is in the corner/center of the mill (flea market on the left side of the building and Dutchman's Bagels on the right). Once in the building, the market is to the right. There is an info table upon entering. You can purchase Bumper Crop coupons for 5$ a piece, that can be used at most, if not all, booths. It is so important to support our local farmers and crafters.

My family has been attending this indoors farmer's market for many years and it just keeps getting…read morebetter. In many ways that is my only complaint, since its success draws enormous crowds on Saturday mornings. Nevertheless, I am happy for the vendors, and love the quality and diversity of products they bring each week. Brave the crowds and difficult parking, and make a trip here... you won't be disappointed.

One of my favorite things about Brunswick is the variety of farmers markets that exist year round…read more Admittedly, this might be the smallest of the offerings, but it is still worth a visit. Located in a small greenhouse on Brunswick Landing, this market features a handful of dedicated vendors, music and a cozy sense of community. If you happen to be there when Senza Scarpe farm is there then get their apple "pop tart" ..... it is awesome!!

I absolutely love coming to this warm, cozy, and local farmers' market. Not only does this inside…read moremarket boast rows of tables filled with fruits, veggies, breads, alpaca yarn, coffee, meats, cheeses, and more, but it has live music every week. Side note: once I walked in and saw an older couple doing a duet of Purple Rain with the guy playing his guitar- awesome! The vendors are fairly consistent and they each snuggle into their usual spots. I personally bee line to the Farmers' Daughter table for the whole wheat cranberry English muffins. I couldn't tell you the man's name, but he is an absolute gentle soul, always with a grin on his face. Actually, all the vendors seem to be happy to be there and that says a lot. I have heard from some vendors that they sometimes do trades with each other with their goods. How cool. "I will give you three mushrooms for a homemade whole wheat chocolate chip cookie!" Update: starting last year they started a lunch counter. The chef buys all her ingredients from the vendors and creates tasty sandwiches. Yum!