The Winchester Farmers Market will open June 9.
Mark the date! The first farmers market will be on Saturday, June 9. We are adding new vendors to go with the quality group we had last year, and expect this will be the best season ever.
April 25th
Above and Below . . . Our Watershed and Our Stormwater
View of the film Liqid Assests: The Story of Our Watershed Infrastructure with a panel discussion and Q&A afterwards
Panelists:
- Beth MacBane of Mystic River Watershed Association
- Beth Rudolph, Engineer, Town of Winchester
Overview of Documentary
Liquid Assets: The Story of Our Water Infrastructure tells the story of essential infrastructure systems: drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater. Exploring the history, engineering challenges, and political and economic realities, the documentary provides an understanding of the hidden assetsthat support every aspect of American life.
Gift Certificates
You can buy Winchester Farmers Market gift certificates for your friends and family (or for yourself!) or consider making a donation to support the farmers market, which is largely a volunteeer effort supported by grants and donations.
The market is sponsored and organized by Sustainable Winchester. Throughout the farmers market season, attendees will have the opportunity to buy nutritious, flavorful produce and homemade products, gather with friends and neighbors, watch local entertainers, and learn about the benefits of supporting local sustainable agriculture and the local economy. Attending the farmers market is not only an enjoyable community activity but also a practice that contributes to a sustainable future.
The market will take place rain or shine throughout the season. Please try to ride your bike or walk to the market if you can, or park your car in the Aberjona or Shore Road lot to leave parking spaces surrounding the common open for short-term parking near downtown businesses. The Aberjona lot, which runs along the commuter rail track across from the post office, is free on weekends, including the permit spaces in the end of the lot.
Remember to bring your own shopping bags to the market if you can.
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