2023-2026 Vendors & Vendor Info

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The Shelburne Falls Farmers’ Market will be opening on Friday, 22 May for the 2026 season! For more information about the market, please visit our other menu pages, too.  This website will be updated regularly throughout our 2026 season.

Interested in selling your goods at the market?  Please read our rules and regulations and fill out the applications form below.

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*2026 Vendor guidelines:

• Non-profits, bake sales, leaflet-ers / information tables pay the regular vendor fee at the discretion of the management committee ($20/day or partial/full season).
• Elementary school-aged kids selling something they’ve made or selling something for school fundraisers pay no fee (unless they are selling commercial products).
• Middle-high school students pay 10% of the day’s proceeds, up to $20 per day.
• Any kids’ booth that is really being run by adults or selling products largely made by adults pay the regular vendor fee.
• First-time vendors who would like to return can apply their first $20 fee toward a half- or full-season fee.

Here’s a list of our 2026 VENDORS
We welcome new vendors, too!

  • Barbara Goodchild of Barberic Farm — Barberic Farm -owned and operated by Barbara, and formerly Eric, Goodchild is located in Shelburne, MA. They raise registered Romney sheep for meat and wool, and grow a large, pesticide-free garden. Produce from their farm and other local farms are processed by them to make a variety of Specialty Foods. These include frozen – ready to bake pies, pickles, jams, and fruit sauces. Other crops include fresh eggs, popcorn for popping, sheepskins, wool fleets, and woolen wearables. For more information please visit:www.barbericfarm.com                  [email address: barbericfarm@gmail.com              phone number 413-625-8203]   
        
  • Lisa Davenport of Davenport Maple Farm — We offer delicious maple products, including: maple syrup, maple candy, maple spread, maple granulated sugar, and maple coated nuts. I also have locally taken photo notecards. [davenportmaple@yahoo.com  (413) 625-2866]    
         
  • Fern Hill Farm — We are an agroforestry based vegetable farm in Buckland. We grow pesticide-free produce, berries and flowers on our low-till farm. To learn more about us or to join our monthly CSA, please visit our website at www.fernhillfarmma.com or on instagram @fernhillfarm.ma
                     email address: fernhillfarm.ma@gmail.com               phone number: 805-666-9700
        
  • Birch Rock Farm— 2026 is Birch Rock Farm’s first year in production. Head farmer Jared Kimler has been growing organic vegetables for over ten years and is excited to finally start his own farm in Buckland. We will be primarily setting up the farm this year with limited production of greens, tomatoes, carrots, herbs and other veggies. Stay tuned for many fruitful years to come!
                  email address: info@birchrockfarm.com                      website: www.birchrockfarm.com    
           
  • Margaret Olin of Margaret Olin – Healing Therapies — 15 minute seated bodywork sessions: modalities include CranioSacral Therapy, Acupressure, ZeroBalancing, and energy work. (following all state and local health & safety guidelines — also, distance-sessions & wellness consultations are available. )  [www.livingessencehealingarts.com  email address: mo@livingessencehealingarts.com    phone (413) 625-8688]    
        
  • Patricia Williams & Susan Worgaftik of EarthCraft Botanicals / Thistle Hill Soap — This will be our 4th year at the Market. 
    • Patti Williams is a community herbalist who has been practicing in Western Mass since 2014. She learned her craft by attending 2 levels of apprenticeship at the Boston School of Herbal Studies.  She offers balms to ease allergy affected sinuses, soothe the pains and strains from gardening, and heal insect bites. Tinctures to ward off summer colds and to aid in getting a good night’s sleep. Calming teas and bath salts.
    • Susan Worgaftic learned soap making by attending classes in Adult Education in Boston. She has been producing hand crafted soap for 30 years. She has new seasonal aromatics featuring several lavender blends, citrus combinations, wild forest cedar essences, and a special gardener’s hand soap with oatmeal for a gentle scrub after a day with your plants.
    • All material used are organic and fair traded
                      Patti’s email: mspwilliams007@gmail.com                Susan’s email: suworg1@gmail.com

     

  • Hillcrest Farm — My name is Datev Gevorkian and I am a 24 year old row crop farmer in Hadley, MA. I will be selling popcorn, silver queen sweet corn, watermelon and organic insecticidal tobacco. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via cellphone at (781) 698-6270 or email at datev.gevorkian@gmail.com. Thank you.       Instagram: hillcrest_farms1

     

  • Hoffman Bread — We offer a curated selection of artisanal baked goods made with traditional techniques and high-quality ingredients, including a wide variety of sourdough breads, handcrafted pastries, and more.         website: instagram.com/hoffmanbread

     

  • New to Me Creations — Sharon and Kate both live in Shelburne Falls and have become crafting partners and friends in the past year and a half. They both have a passion for repurposing vintage items to create unique crafts that combine the old and the new. Some of their works include crafts made out of vintage salt and pepper shakers, picture frames, game pieces, buttons, and more. Kate is an avid needle-felter. They are now in their second year together and you a find them on both Facebook and Instagram by searching for “Newtomecreations”.              email: newtomecreations@gmail.com

    (This list will be updated regularly!)

     

Here’s a list of vendors who were with us in the past,
just in case you would like their contact information:    

  • Daniel Greene of Good Bunch Farm — Wide assortment of vegetables and plants for sale [www.facebook.com/goodbunchfarm]       https://goodbunchfarm.com
       
  • Michael and Carin Freeman of Freeman Farm — A multi-generational farm in the hills of Heath: selling grass-fed beef and pastured pork, meat shares & bundles also available; animals are not given antibiotics or growth hormones, and all meat is locally processed; homemade crafts & gifts. Accepting EBT. [info@freemanfarm.biz]
    Michael: 413-522-5565           Carin: 413-768-8101               www.freemanfarm.biz
  • Syd St. John of Nettlepoint Farm — Featuring cut flowers in mixes or straight bunches; Dried arrangements including wreaths, garlic braids, and garlands; Also some some fiber crafts: crocheted and embroidered goods made with organic/recycled fibers.  Check out their website at  [www.nettlepointfarm.com] 
  • Shraddha Oquinn of Colrain and Snow Shop — Selling handcrafted scented soy candles & wax melts (8oz, 6oz, 4oz, 3oz)  [www.colrain.andsnow.shop     shrad.oquinn@andsnow.shop   (627)416-3477 ]    
  • Kate Stevens of Wilder Brook Farm, and Zoe Marks of Two Maple Farm (both in Charlemont) of Tiny Bouquet Co. — Cut flowers, flower bouquets, flower tinctures, herbs, dried flowers and botanicals  [Kate Stevens: (413) 695-4367 songline50@aol.com   Zoe Marks: (209) 619-1339 zoezmarks@gmail.com ]
  • Nancy Palmgren of Native Shade Nancy’s Backyard — Selling w. ginger, bloodroot, virgin’s bower, N.E. aster, f. Solomon’s seal, Soloman’s seal, Jack-in-the-pulpit, turtlehead, columbine, W. geranium, pearly everlasting; Eastern Hemlock or Canadian Spreading Yew in a decorative pot garden ornaments; vintage material pillows/Oriental pillows. [nancypalmgren@comcast.net ]
  • Elizabeth Nett — Selling: All cloth tote bags. Various sizes and materials. Boxed bottoms. Reversible pockets inside and/or outside. No two alike! [elizabeth.nett@yahoo.com] (978) 602-7108
  • Hunter Linscott of Livingstone Mycology — Livingstone Mycology uses pre-consumer food waste to grow high quality gourmet mushrooms. We recycle coffee grounds from local cafes, brewers grain from local breweries, and wood shavings from a cabinetmaker to grow our mushrooms. [Instagram.com/livingstonemycology ]
  • The Western MA Master Gardener Association — Plants grow best when soil pH is optimum! The Master Gardeners will be offering free soil testing for pH and gardening advice once a month here at the Farmers’ Market thru September. (26 May, 16 June, 21 July, 18 August & 15 September) Bring 1/2 – 1 cup of soil from 8-12 spots 6-8” deep taken randomly around the garden and mixed together. Take separate samples for different growing areas.

* Here at the Shelburne Falls Farmers’ Market, we ask all vendors and customers to follow current federal, state and local COVID-related guidelines regarding masks, social distancing, etc. Individual vendors will continue to have hand sanitizer available, and some vendors may require masks at their individual booths. The Market will continue to be guided by all CDC, Mass DPH, and local requirements and recommendations.