Please see the below list of Full and Part Time (P/T) Vendors represented at our market.
Be sure to visit them in person or contact them via the listed information to support these local farmers, artisans, and businesses!
Note: Some vendors may not attend all markets. Contact us or an individual vendor for info about which markets they may be attending.
Want to be a part of the Market? Please click the "Application" tab above.
Be sure to visit them in person or contact them via the listed information to support these local farmers, artisans, and businesses!
Note: Some vendors may not attend all markets. Contact us or an individual vendor for info about which markets they may be attending.
Want to be a part of the Market? Please click the "Application" tab above.
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AeroGreen Urban Farm
Tommy & Renee McGee P.O. Box 475 Southwick, MA 01077 860 996-1151 aerogreenurbanfarm@gmail.com As an Urban Farm we utilize the Urban Farming Principles. • Maximizing our small farming spaces by growing high quality – Aeroponically grown 100% Pesticide, Herbicide and Fungicide Free fruits and vegetables. • Using 90% less water providing for a more environmentally friendly approach. • Growing “High Brix” plants offering increased mineral and nutritional benefits. We plan to offer the following items for the Westfield 2020 Farmers' Market: * Greens: Lettuces mixes, Arugula, Spinach, Kale, Chinese Greens – Bok Choy, Tatsoi., Watercress, Various other greens. (We may consider offering other varieties of greens based on customer demands and productivity viability). In Aeroponic systems we are able to grow in substantially less time than traditional farming methods, so we will consider additions based on customer demands. * Herbs: Include but not limited to: Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Mint, Parsley – Potted Varieties * Microgreens – Packaged, Planted (pre-plotted pots) and Kits. Include but not limited to: Sunflower, Pea. * Strawberries and various mushroom varieties later in the season. Ishkabbile Crafts
Marjorie Pond 37 Brookhaven Dr. Ludlow MA 01056 413 610-2292 ishkabbile.crafts@gmail.com Woodworker: bird houses, bat houses, spoons, cell phone stands, children's puzzles, and fairy houses all from natural and locally sourced wood 
(P/T) Jeff Bellefleur
340 Poplar St. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 413 786-5177 jeffslawnlandscape@gmail.com Every 3rd Thursday, 9/19, 10/10 Unique chainsaw carvings. Carving demos Jonathan Tetherly
Holyoke 413 594-8500 413 221-7953 jontetherly@gmail.com maple syrup, plants, pears Starting Sept. 10 Meadow Burn Farm
Kathleen Lynch 121 North Blandford Rd. PO Box 225 Blandford, MA 01008 413 207-2695 kglynch40@gmail.com arrangements and bouquets of cut flowers, herbs, lavender soaps, lavender body powder, small batch essential oils lavender sachets, lavender reed diffusers, lavender body butter, lavender spray, lavender scrub, lavender roll-on and solid perfume, lavender face wipes, lavender stress balls (P/T) Mike’s Crafts
Mike Koivisto 413 862-3396 MGKcrossbow@verizon.net hand crafted wood products Non-Profit
Commonwealth Care Alliance Betsy Garcia 101 Wason Ave. 3rd Floor Springfield, MA 01107 413 335-9592 Health care options for seniors with Medicare Sweet Morning Farm, LLC - HIP Vendor
Robin Creamer 910 Greenfield Rd. Leyden, MA 01337 sweetmorningfarm@gmail.com sweet-morning-farm.blogspot.com Organically-grown vegetables, eggs, and pork. LifeBooch Kombucha Michael Bennion and Kristen Anthony 69 Ferry St. Unit #4 Easthampton MA 01027 413 437-0697 info@LifeBooch.com www.LifeBooch.com We began our small Kombucha operation in April of 2018 with the mission of making a smooth, delicious, and healthy beverage to share with our community. We are a two person operation in Easthampton dedicated to making small batch, high quality kombucha with 99% organic ingredients, and local ingredients such as strawberries and basil whenever possible. Flavors include Ginger, Raspberry Grapefruit, Strawberry Basil, Mango Jalapeño, Passion Fruit, and Sangria. 
MayVal Farms
Margaret Parsons 149 Easthampton Rd. Westhampton, MA 01027 413 527-6274 parsonsma@comcast.net www.mayvalfarm.com white and chocolate milk, fresh and aged cheese, including cheese curds and cameo-mere, skyr; beef; baked goods, especially cookies. |
Bev’s Patchwork
Bev Donnachie 5 Brenda Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 413 205-6295 figgi24@aol.com wool mittens made out of wool sweaters, purses made from old sweaters, hobby horses, aprons, appliquéd towels, seasonal wreaths. MASKS - $5.00 Thai Chili - Food Truck
Philip and Supicha Hillenbrand Hillenbrand, Inc. 46 Morgan St. West Springfield, MA 01089 413 406-9546 sweetchilis46@gmail.com bottegacucina-ma.com Thai food: curry, stir fry, spring roll, papaya salad, fried chicken, sticky rice & mango bubble tea Pignatare’s Farm - HIP/SNAP
Marla Pignatare 380 East Mountain Road Westfield, MA 01085 413 562-9096 mpignatare@comcast.net produce, eggs, honey, honey sticks, breads, flowers, fruit, vegetables and vegetable plants, jams, jellies, popcorn Pitchfork Farm
Timothy Wing and Ann Baron 3 Delancy St. Westfield, MA 01085 413 378-5184 pitchforkfarmma@gmail.com eggs (chicken, duck, goose, turkey),pasture raised chicken, duck, turkey, pork. Bison, Elk meat and jerky. Dried fruit, peanut butter, honey. (P/T) Sandy Hill Apiary
Peggy McKinstry 28 Sandy Hill Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 413-374-4143 memckinstry@hotmail.com Wildflower, Creamed, and Infused Raw Honey. Beeswax Lip Balms, Hand Creams, Paw Balm for pets. Beeswax Food Wraps as earth friendly alternative to plastic wrap. Starting Aug 6th (P/T) West Parish Orchard
Jan and Paul Tarnauskas 1780 Granville Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 413 562-4906 offhours@comcast.net www.westparishorchards.com peaches, apples, apple butter, homemade apple/harvest themed potholders, homemade wine bottle bags, beeswax candles Starting when peaches and early apples are ripe late July to mid August ***Park Hill Orchard
Alane Hartley 82 Park Hill Rd. Easthampton, MA 01027 301 270-7070 Orchard: 413 527-6186 fruits@parkhillorchard.com parkhillorchard.com berries: strawberries, blackberries, red, yellow, and black raspberries, blueberries, apples, peaches |
Non-Profit Organizations:
Ascentria Care Alliance
Kristen Lussier
94 North Elm St. Suite 401
Westfield, MA 01085
413 787-0725 X 407 klussier@ascentria.org
ascentria.org
SNAP-Ed Nutrition program - to increase the likelihood that SNAP-eligible customers make healthy food choices and lead healthy, physically active lives; impact the environ-ment, policies, and systems that impact those choices. Hold food demonstrations, dis-tributing healthy food samples, recipes, SNAP benefit information, preventive health in-formation, child nutrition pamphlets, nutrition incentive items, newsletters, free public community class schedules.
Commonwealth Care Alliance
Betsy Garcia
101 Wason Ave. 3rd Floor
Springfield, MA 01107
413 335-9592
Health care options for seniors with Medicare
***Western Massachusetts Master Gardeners Association
Gardening advice and membership recruitment
***Westfield Athenaeum
Becky Blackburn, Public Services Librarian
413-568-7833 ext111
May 30 - June 27
***Westfield Cultural Council
Sponsors of the Music at the Market!!
***Friends of Grandmothers Garden (FOGG)
Robert Watkins
PO Box 1432
Westfield, MA 01086
413-569-1553
rmwatkins@comcast.net
www.grandmothersgarden.org
***United Way of Pioneer Valley/ Thrive
Jen Fernandes and Jennifer Kinsman
1441 Main St.
Suite 147
Springfield, MA
413 333-8365
jfernandes@uwpv.org
www.uwpv.org
United Way of Pioneer Valley’s Thrive program provides free and confidential financial coaching to help people create a household budget, address debt issues, repair and build credit scores, and review credit reports. The program is based on a coaching model, where the client sets the goals they would like to reach, and the coach helps them identify and carry out the steps needed to reach those goals.
***Department of Children and Families
140 High St., Second Floor
Springfield, MA 01105
413 452-3246
michelle.daries@state.ma.us
Web site: ma.gov/dcf/foster care
Offering information about the foster care system and becoming a foster parent.
Kristen Lussier
94 North Elm St. Suite 401
Westfield, MA 01085
413 787-0725 X 407 klussier@ascentria.org
ascentria.org
SNAP-Ed Nutrition program - to increase the likelihood that SNAP-eligible customers make healthy food choices and lead healthy, physically active lives; impact the environ-ment, policies, and systems that impact those choices. Hold food demonstrations, dis-tributing healthy food samples, recipes, SNAP benefit information, preventive health in-formation, child nutrition pamphlets, nutrition incentive items, newsletters, free public community class schedules.
Commonwealth Care Alliance
Betsy Garcia
101 Wason Ave. 3rd Floor
Springfield, MA 01107
413 335-9592
Health care options for seniors with Medicare
***Western Massachusetts Master Gardeners Association
Gardening advice and membership recruitment
***Westfield Athenaeum
Becky Blackburn, Public Services Librarian
413-568-7833 ext111
May 30 - June 27
***Westfield Cultural Council
Sponsors of the Music at the Market!!
***Friends of Grandmothers Garden (FOGG)
Robert Watkins
PO Box 1432
Westfield, MA 01086
413-569-1553
rmwatkins@comcast.net
www.grandmothersgarden.org
***United Way of Pioneer Valley/ Thrive
Jen Fernandes and Jennifer Kinsman
1441 Main St.
Suite 147
Springfield, MA
413 333-8365
jfernandes@uwpv.org
www.uwpv.org
United Way of Pioneer Valley’s Thrive program provides free and confidential financial coaching to help people create a household budget, address debt issues, repair and build credit scores, and review credit reports. The program is based on a coaching model, where the client sets the goals they would like to reach, and the coach helps them identify and carry out the steps needed to reach those goals.
***Department of Children and Families
140 High St., Second Floor
Springfield, MA 01105
413 452-3246
michelle.daries@state.ma.us
Web site: ma.gov/dcf/foster care
Offering information about the foster care system and becoming a foster parent.