Please join us for Tuesday’s Thanksgiving market (11/22/11), the first of two holiday events. And please note our hours, 11 am - 3 pm, tailored to our shorter (yet busy) days. You’ll be reunited with many summer vendors, as well as E&T Farms who bring us their sought-after honey, beeswax candles and micro-greens each Thanksgiving. You might also discover something new – like Tender Morsels’ little cranberry tarts, almond rocher and French macarons—ooh la la! Here’s what we think w...
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Our two holiday fairs are upon us! See you at Peg Noonan Park.  (Please note the holiday markets are not being held on our regular Thursdays and have special hours.)

2011 Holiday Markets

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Our pre-Thanksgiving market will be held on Tuesday, November 23. Please note the hours: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (If the weather is inclement, we might call it a day at 2:00) Expect many of our summer vendors to be there, though in heavier clothing and with more wintry fare, including all sorts of root vegetables, storage crops such as squashes, and seasonal greens. There will be smoked fish, fish pâtés, cheeses, and olive oils, as well as breads, pastries and sweet, festive treats (pumpkin...
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It’s true that there will be no more weekly Thursday markets this year. But a pre-Thanksgiving market will be held on Tuesday, November 23 (11:00 am – 2:00 pm) Our tents will go up once more on Saturday December 4 (noon - 3:00 pm) for a special market during the Falmouth Holidays-By-The-Sea Weekend. Please check the Enterprise closer to those dates, look for updated posters, or go to www.falmouthfarmersmarket.org.

Falmouth’s market is now three years old, and many are those in the commun...
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Thursday’s market (10/14/10) is the last of our scheduled weekly markets, so please come and make the most of it. Mild weather well into October means lots of produce! Now’s the time to buy late-season corn and tomatoes, to enjoy local chestnuts, to stock up on good “keepers” such as apples and winter squashes, and to put up the last preserves—see this week’s recipe for pickled sweet peppers at our website. Our regular market season may be coming to a close, but you can look forwa...
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