08/10/2026
Thanks to all who stopped by last week to celebrate National Farmers' Market Week - it was a great day and so fun to see people getting to know where their food comes from! This week we are continuing the good vibes with August abundance: watermelon, peaches, squash, sweet corn, and more! See you tomorrow!
NOTABLE NOTES:
Our returning monthly vendors this week are WICKED BESS, with specialty shrubs perfect for a mixed drink, and RASCAL RELISH, bringing a variety of fermented foods to elevate your sandwiches and beyond.
This week is BIKE TO MARKET WEEK! Stop by the Bike Corral when you arrive to pick up your $2 gift certificate, courtesy of the LFM and Friends of Lexington Bikeways.
REMINDER AS ALWAYS: please park legally on neighboring streets, including not blocking driveways or fire hydrants. The Lexington police are ready to start ticketing if the neighbor’s complaints keep coming.
Here's who will be at the market this week:
FARM PRODUCE, GRAINS, FLOWERS & PLANTS
Busa Farm & Busa Flora: Fruit, vegetables, greens & freshly cut flowers
Freedom Food Farm: Certified organic vegetables, fruits and greens, milled grains, bone broth & hot sauce
Kelley Farm: Certified organic specialty Asian greens & vegetables
My County Mushrooms: Specialty mushroom varieties
Stillman’s Farm: Fruit, vegetables, greens, herbs & plants
POULTRY, MEAT, SEAFOOD & CHEESE
Blackeyed Susan's Sheep Dairy: Lamb, sheep’s milk cheese, gelato & yogurt
Boston Smoked Fish Co: Smoked fish & a variety of pâtés (biweekly)
Captain Marden’s Seafood: Fresh fish, prepared foods, soups, chowders & dinners
Copicut Farms: Poultry, pork, lamb, eggs & beef
Liberty Fish/Boston Sword & Tuna: Fresh fish, seafood & smoked salmon
BAKED GOODS
Bread Obsession: Artisan breads, bagels & brioche
Hi-Rise Bread Company: Artisan breads, scones, cookies, tea breads & granola
Ovenbird Cafe: Hand pies, cookies, granola, pies, biscuits, focaccia pizza & drinks
Petsi Pies: Freshly baked award-winning pies (biweekly)
SPECIALTY FOODS & SERVICES
Ackermann Maple Farm: Maple syrup, maple cream & maple sugar (biweekly)
Blisspoint Meadery: Locally-produced craft mead (biweekly)
Casba Food & Pastries: Middle Eastern specialty foods (biweekly)
Del Sur: Ready-to-eat hot empanadas & sauces, frozen empanadas (biweekly)
Mei Mei: Asian dumplings inspired by New England ingredients (biweekly)
Rascal Relish: Tomato jams, pickled relish, fermented vegetables (monthly)
Solstice Pasta & Provisions: Handmade fresh pastas & specialty sauces (biweekly)
Tex Mex Eats: Tamales, beef & vegetarian chili beans, salsas (biweekly)
Wicked Bess Cocktail Shrubs: Hand-crafted shrubs for cocktails & mocktails (monthly)
ARTISANS
Vanisha Jain
Artful faces and henna hues - stop by for some summer body art for you or your kids!
Nicobar Isle
Fashion designer Lavanya Coodly brings high fashion to the market with her Summer 2026 collection. Their poetic blouse features delicate, hand-embroidered floral blooms and pairs perfectly with their cotton shorts.
ENTERTAINMENT
4-6 PM: Bay State Brass
Bay State Brass is a quartet from Lexington High's top-notch music program.
COMMUNITY TENT
Bike to Market Day
The Friends of Lexington Bikeways is a non-profit volunteer organization that promotes and supports biking and the shared use of bicycle routes in and around Lexington, Massachusetts, for transportation as well as recreation.
TOWN OF LEXINGTON TENT
Economic Development and Tourism
Come by and hear about their projects and tour offerings, and participate in a raffle for a $25.00 gift certificate to the Lexington Visitors Center!
FOOD ASSISTANCE
SNAP/ebt: The LFM matches up to $20 dollars when using SNAP with your favorite farmers and vendors.
Healthy Incentives Program (HIP): Purchase fruits and vegetables using your EBT card from authorized HIP farmers, and the amount of sale will be automatically reimbursed as an instant rebate. Monthly maximums apply.
The following farms accept HIP at the Lexington Farmers' Market:
Busa Farm
Freedom Food Farm
Kelley Farm
Stillman's Farm
MARKET REMINDERS:
*Sales are not allowed until opening bell at 2 pm, ensuring that farmers and vendors are fully set up and ready to sell.
*Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed and well-behaved at all times.
*If you ride your bike to the market, please park it in the bike rack, or walk it while on the market site.
*When parking on neighborhood streets, please be respectful of residents and parking regulations. Be sure to read the parking signs, and definitely don’t block people’s driveways. There are two senior spots (65+) on Fletcher Ave., and three handicapped spots by the police station entrance, along with four more in front of Cary Hall.