Update to the Update for West Boylston's Farmers Market

UPDATE from the Council on Aging Director - Monday, July 13, 2026:

"Good morning,

I am sorry to announce that we will be canceling the West Boylston Farmers Market. Unfortunately, despite our efforts, we were unable to secure another farm vendor to participate.

I will be notifying the Board of Health and will reach out if there is any additional information that needs to be shared.

Perhaps next year, with more planning time, additional staffing, and possibly a more central in-town location, someone can take on this venture again. West Boylston would be a wonderful community for a successful farmers market.

Thank you to everyone who attended, participated, and supported the market. We truly appreciate all of your efforts to help make it a success.

If you have ideas for future events or would like to partner with the West Boylston Senior Center on a program or activity, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Thank you, Kim Maschi, Director"

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Due to the extreme heat and the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, the West Boylston Farmers Market will not be open on Wednesday, July 1 or Wednesday, July 8.

We are hopeful that the market will reopen on Wednesday, July 15, and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we work through these challenges.

We Need Your Help!

One of the biggest challenges we're facing right now is the loss of our primary produce vendor. While our market is fortunate to have many wonderful local artisans, crafters, bakers, and specialty vendors, we urgently need more local farms and fresh vegetable vendors to help make the market a destination for our community.

Fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables are the heart of any farmers market. Without them, it's difficult to provide the experience shoppers expect and to attract the steady customer traffic that benefits all of our vendors.

If you own a farm, grow vegetables, or sell locally grown produce, or if you know someone who does, we would love to hear from you. Whether you're a large farm or a small family operation, we'd welcome the opportunity to discuss becoming a weekly vendor.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with local farmers, gardeners, and produce growers. A simple share could help us connect with the right vendor and keep the West Boylston Farmers Market thriving.

Thank you for your continued support of the West Boylston Farmers Market. We look forward to bringing everyone back together soon and continuing to grow a vibrant market filled with fresh local food and community spirit

Interested in becoming a produce vendor or know someone who might be? Please contact us—we'd love to connect!   COADirector@westboylston-ma.gov