Vendor Events in Lowell, MA

12 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Lowell, MA. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

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Farmers Markets in Lowell(6)

Lowell Area Farmers' Market

by Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

Green space north of Englehardt Library, Riverwalk, Lowell, MA

June 4 - September 24, 2026

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Farmers market with fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade products. Operates most Thursdays 2 PM to 7 PM. Closed July 9 for Riverwalk Festival. More than 30 vendors participate.

Lowell Farmers' Market

by Community Teamwork Inc.

350A Dutton Street, Lowell, MA

June 4 - September 24, 2026

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Thursday farmers market 2-7 PM operating June 4-September 24. Features fresh produce, honey, baked goods, hand-crafts, live entertainment, and cooking demonstrations.

Mill City Grows Mobile Market

by Mill City Grows Mobile Market Organizers

Lowell, MA 01851

Wed: 10:00 AM-6:30 PM;Thu: 10:00 AM-6:30 PM;Fri: 10:00 AM-6:00 PM, Jun 22 - Nov 4; Sun: 11:00 AM-3:00 PM, Jan 1 - Dec 31

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This weekly farmers market brings fresh local produce and artisan foods directly to the Lowell community through a mobile market model. Operating year-round with extended summer and fall hours, the market sets up multiple days each week to make shopping for seasonal vegetables, herbs, baked goods, and other farm products convenient for residents across different neighborhoods and schedules. The Wednesday through Friday slots from late June through early November capture the peak growing season, when local farmers and producers have the widest variety of items available, while Sunday hours throughout the year ensure winter access to cold-weather crops and preserved goods from regional vendors. Vendors at this farmers market typically feature vegetables and produce sourced from nearby farms, along with value-added items like fresh baked goods, artisan cheeses, and farm-fresh eggs. Herb growers and small-batch producers round out the typical lineup, offering everything from dried culinary herbs to specialty items. This mix attracts both home cooks looking for quality ingredients and vendors seeking direct relationships with their customers. The mobile market format means the community gets reliable access to fresh foods without needing to travel to a single fixed location, addressing food access across different areas of Lowell. The market actively supports inclusive shopping through its acceptance of SNAP/EBT benefits, WIC vouchers, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program funds, making local and regional produce affordable for households at all income levels. Credit card payments are also accepted, giving shoppers flexibility in how they pay. This farmers market serves as an important connection point between Lowell residents and the surrounding agricultural community in Middlesex County, supporting both local farms and neighborhood food security throughout the year.

Lowell Community Teamwork Market

by Community Teamwork

350A Dutton Street, Lowell, MA

Fridays 1-5 PM, June - October

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If you're a produce vendor or farmer looking to build a loyal customer base in the Lowell area, the Lowell Community Teamwork Market offers a steady weekly opportunity from June through October. Held every Friday afternoon from 1 to 5 PM at 155 Merrimack Street, this farmers market brings together local growers and community shoppers in a mission-driven setting that emphasizes accessibility and economic participation. This weekly farmers market serves an important role in the Lowell community by creating direct sales channels for farmers while ensuring residents have regular access to fresh, local produce. The market operates on a foundation of supporting low-income community members and helping them build economic stability, which shapes both the vendor base and the customer experience. You'll find this is a market where quality produce vendors are essential to the mission, and customers come specifically looking for fresh, affordable options. The Friday afternoon time slot positions the market well for after-work and weekend shopping, capturing shoppers planning their meals for the coming week. Selling at a weekly market like this means predictable foot traffic throughout the growing season and the opportunity to build relationships with repeat customers who will come back week after week. The market's community-focused approach means you're connecting with shoppers who value local agriculture and supporting their neighbors. Unlike one-time farmers markets or seasonal pop-ups, the June through October Friday schedule gives you a full five-month run with consistent visibility and sales potential. This is particularly valuable for farmers and produce vendors who can reliably supply fresh items on a weekly basis, whether that's vegetables, berries, herbs, or other locally-grown products.

Lowell DTL Sunday Farmers Market

by The Farm Market at Mill No. 5

Mill No. 5, 250 Jackson St, Lowell, MA 01852

Sundays, 10 AM - 2 PM, year-round 2026

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Every Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM throughout 2026, the Lowell DTL Sunday Farmers Market brings together local producers and artisan vendors in the heart of Downtown Lowell's historic Mill No. 5. Located at 250 Jackson St, this year-round farmers market operates in an indoor setting at Hive Public Market, making it a reliable shopping destination regardless of weather conditions. The covered venue transforms each week into a gathering space where the community can connect directly with the people growing and making their food. The market draws a steady rotation of regional farmers bringing seasonal produce, from early spring greens through winter root vegetables and storage crops. Alongside fresh fruits and vegetables, you'll find local bakers offering everything from artisan breads to pastries and desserts, plus prepared food vendors serving ready-to-eat meals and specialty items. Artisan producers round out the offerings, often featuring value-added goods like jams, honey, cheese, and other handcrafted food products that showcase the broader food community across Massachusetts. Because the Lowell DTL Sunday Farmers Market operates year-round rather than seasonally, it attracts consistent foot traffic from residents and downtown visitors looking for quality local products in every season. The indoor location at this historic mill building anchors the market as a stable community gathering spot, and the consistent Sunday timing makes it easy for shoppers to build it into their weekly routine. For vendors, this means a predictable market calendar with the built-in foot traffic of a downtown location and an established customer base that values local sourcing. The mix of fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan foods creates a diverse vendor roster that appeals to shoppers looking for one-stop local shopping on their weekend.

Lowell Farmers Market

by Community Teamwork

350A Dutton St, Hamilton Canal Garage, Lowell, MA 01852

Fridays, 1-5 PM, Jul 11 - Oct 24, 2026

Farmers MarketFree (vendor participation is no cost)

This long-running farmers market takes place weekly in Lowell, drawing together local growers, bakers, and makers who set up in front of the Hamilton Canal Garage on Dutton Street. Operating every Friday afternoon from 1 to 5 PM, the market runs through the peak of the growing season, starting in mid-July and continuing through late October. The timing means you'll catch everything from summer vegetables and berries at their height through fall harvests of apples, squash, and root vegetables. It's the kind of market where you can build relationships with the same farmers and vendors week after week, learning what's in season and what's coming next. What makes this farmers market stand out is its genuine community focus. In operation since 1979, it's become a fixture in Lowell, drawing a mix of residents looking for quality local food and neighbors who treat the Friday afternoon market as a regular social outing. You'll typically find locally grown produce from area farms, fresh baked goods from home bakers and small bakeries, honey and other value-added products, and prepared foods that reflect the community's diverse tastes. Vendors also bring handcrafted items, making it a destination for shoppers interested in supporting local makers alongside their weekly grocery shopping. The market location at the Hamilton Canal Garage in downtown Lowell puts it in an accessible spot for both regular customers and vendors. The Friday afternoon time slot works well for people wrapping up the work week or doing weekend shopping. Since vendor participation is free, it attracts a range of small producers and home-based businesses who might not have access to larger market fees elsewhere. Whether you're a produce grower, baker, prepared foods maker, or crafter, this is the kind of community-rooted market where consistent participation builds a loyal customer base and genuine connections.

Pop-Ups in Lowell(1)

Festivals in Lowell(3)

Lowell Irish Festival Artisan Vendor Market

by Lowell Irish Festival Artisan Vendor Market

Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MA

September 12, 2026

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Day-long family event with Irish music, artisan vendors, food, step dancing, and cultural activities. Free admission across outdoor and indoor auditorium grounds.

Lowell Irish Festival Artisan Vendor Market

by Lowell Irish Festival Artisan Vendor Market

Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MA

September 12, 2026

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Day-long family event with Irish music, artisan vendors, food, step dancing, and cultural activities. Free admission across outdoor and indoor auditorium grounds.

Lowell Folk Festival

by Lowell Folk Festival

Lowell, MA

July 24-26, 2027

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The Lowell Folk Festival is one of the nation's second-largest free folk festivals, held each July in downtown Lowell, Massachusetts. Over three days, the festival features six outdoor performance stages with international folk music, dance, and cultural demonstrations. Vendors can participate through the Experience Lowell Arts Market, a juried marketplace featuring local artists, makers, and cultural organizations selling fine arts, pottery, jewelry, fiber art, books, and locally made crafts. The festival attracts over 100,000 visitors during the weekend, making it a prime opportunity for artisans to reach a large, culturally engaged audience. Food vendors include nonprofit organizations serving global cuisine. The event is free to attend, creating a festive atmosphere in Lowell's historic downtown along its iconic canals.

Craft Fairs in Lowell(2)

Vendor-Based Stores in Lowell(1)

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