Vendor Events in Somerville, MA
4 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Somerville, MA. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.
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Farmers Markets in Somerville(3)
Union Square Farmers Market Somerville
by Union Square Main Streets
66 Union Sq, Somerville, MA 02143
Saturdays 9 AM - 1 PM, May 9 through October 31
25 spots open
The Union Square Farmers Market is an active Saturday farmers market in Somerville that brings together 60+ local food producers and vendors. Vendors offer locally-grown fruits and vegetables, fresh bread, dairy, meat, pickles, jams, and ready-to-eat prepared foods. The market operates rain or shine on the Union Square Plaza, attracting shoppers from across Greater Boston. The market participates in SNAP matching programs to support food access. This is an established event now in its 22nd annual year, voted Best Farmers Market in Somerville by local readers. The market functions as a community gathering space while supporting local farmers and food producers.
Davis Square Farmers Market
by Mass Farmers Markets
44 Day St, Somerville, MA 02144
Wednesdays, 12-6 PM, May 21 - Nov 26, 2026
Located on Day Street in Somerville's vibrant Davis Square neighborhood, this weekly farmers market brings together local growers, food producers, and artisan vendors every Wednesday afternoon through the growing season. Running from May through late November, the market captures the full arc of New England's agricultural calendar, starting with spring greens and herbs, moving through summer's peak produce season, and concluding with fall harvest items like apples, squashes, and root vegetables. The market's midweek timing and afternoon hours make it convenient for people to stop by after work or during their lunch break, creating a steady flow of both neighborhood shoppers and regular customers who build relationships with their favorite vendors over the season. What you'll typically find at Davis Square reflects the farmers market model: vendors selling what they actually grow or produce locally. This means fresh vegetables and fruits from regional farms, baked goods from small-scale bakeries, prepared foods like sauces and jams, and artisan products from makers who emphasize quality ingredients and traditional methods. The mix changes week to week based on what's in season and what different vendors bring, so regular shoppers get to know the rhythm of the market and what to expect month by month. The prepared foods and ready-to-eat options make it easy to grab lunch or dinner while you're browsing, while the artisan vendors add another dimension beyond produce. The market is committed to accessibility, accepting SNAP and EBT benefits with a weekly match program that doubles the value for eligible shoppers. This approach reflects the farmers market's role in the broader community, not just as a shopping destination but as a gathering place where people can connect with local food producers. Setting up at Davis Square puts vendors in front of a steady customer base throughout the growing season, with good foot traffic from the surrounding neighborhood and established market routines that bring people back week after week.
Union Square Farmers Market
by Union Square Main Streets
66-70 Union Square, Somerville, MA 02143
Saturdays, May 9 - Oct 31, 2026
40 spots open
Held every Saturday from May through October at 66-70 Union Square in Somerville, this weekly farmers market brings together local producers and the surrounding community for a vibrant morning of shopping and connection. The market operates on a producer-only model, meaning vendors must grow, bake, or prepare their own goods, which ensures quality and authenticity across the offerings. This approach attracts serious food vendors and attracts shoppers who value knowing exactly where their food comes from and supporting local agriculture and small food businesses. The market specializes in fresh produce, baked goods, and prepared foods, making it a one-stop destination for weekend meal planning. During the growing season from May through October, you'll find seasonal vegetables, fruits, and herbs at their peak, along with flowers and plants. Bakers bring fresh breads, pastries, and other items daily, while prepared food vendors offer everything from ready-to-eat meals to value-added products like jams, sauces, and specialty items. The rotating seasons mean spring brings early greens and asparagus, summer explodes with berries and stone fruits, and fall transitions to squash, apples, and root vegetables, so there's always something new to discover week to week. Union Square's central Somerville location makes the market highly accessible to both neighborhood residents and people from surrounding towns. The heart-of-the-neighborhood setting creates a social atmosphere where regulars return weekly to see familiar vendors and community members. If you're a producer looking to build customer relationships and reach a loyal, food-conscious audience, the Union Square Farmers Market offers consistent foot traffic and an established reputation for quality. Whether you're selling vegetables, baked goods, or prepared foods, this is a market where customers actively seek out producers and return week after week throughout the season.
Pop-Ups in Somerville(1)
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How much are booth fees in Somerville?
Booth fees vary by event and organizer. Weekly farmers markets are usually the most affordable, while large festivals and juried craft fairs typically charge more. Each event listing on VendorsMap shows the booth fee when the organizer has published one. Sign in free to see fees and deadlines.
When do applications open for Somerville events?
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