Vendor Events in Woburn, MA

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Located at Spence Farm in Woburn, this weekly farmers market brings together local producers and food vendors year-round. Running Sundays from 10 AM to 2 PM throughout the year, the market operates on a consistent schedule whether you're shopping during the bustling summer growing season from June through October or the quieter months of November through May when root vegetables, preserved goods, and greenhouse offerings take center stage. The market attracts a mix of farmers, bakers, cheese makers, and specialty food producers from the Middlesex County area and beyond. Shoppers visiting 41 Wyman Street can expect to find seasonal produce, fresh-baked goods, locally-made cheese, farm eggs, seafood, cut flowers, and craft items. Because the market operates year-round, the vendor mix shifts with the seasons. Summer brings an abundance of berries, stone fruits, and vegetables, while fall and winter feature heartier crops, storage vegetables, canned goods, and holiday-appropriate items. This seasonal variation keeps regular shoppers engaged throughout the calendar year. For vendors, Spence Farm's farmers market represents a consistent opportunity to reach a local community base. The market accepts credit cards and SNAP/EBT benefits, which expands your potential customer reach and removes payment barriers for many shoppers. Whether you produce seasonal vegetables, baked goods, artisanal cheese, preserved items, fresh flowers, or craft goods, this Woburn market welcomes food and farm-based vendors looking for a reliable Sunday sales venue. The extended operating season means you can participate during peak season or year-round, depending on what your business offers.

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The 5th Annual Small Business Saturday Holiday Shopping Event is a vendor market held in Woburn, MA on Small Business Saturday, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The event brings together over 50 local vendors, crafters, and small businesses offering a diverse range of handmade and locally-produced goods. Typical offerings include candles, jewelry, skincare products, apparel, hand-crafted items, baked goods, wine, pottery, travel services, wood crafts, and macrame. The event supports local small businesses during the busy holiday shopping season and attracts community shoppers looking for unique gifts and artisanal products not found in large retail chains. As a holiday shopping event, it takes place in late November during a key consumer spending period for seasonal gift-giving.