Great local food from nearby farms & producers at a fun community event.

Thursdays, June 4 to October 29, 2026, from 2-6:30 (2-6:00 in October). We’re be in the Belmont Center parking lot. Use 10 Claflin St, Belmont, Mass., in your GPS.

Let us know if you can be our setup/breakdown assistant!

Belmont Farmers’ Market

June 4, 2026, is Opening Day!

Schedule for opening day, June 4

Join us to celebrate

Shopping starts at 2:00. But come early for a brief ceremony — learn about food insecurity in Belmont and what various groups are doing to fight it. That starts at 1:40. Will you be there?

Food collection: Bring non-perishable food & household items for the Belmont Food Pantry.

Opening Day Festivities: Face painting & caricatures, Balloon Clown Lady (3-5 pm), Storytime (4:00), Lady DJ with music, POP Club for kids

New & favorite vendors

Old favorites and many great new vendors. You’ll find spring produce, bedding plants, meat, fish, dairy, drinks, snacks, and loads of prepared food.

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Wine, beer: Arlington Brewing Company • Jelly, spreads, honey: Ackerman Maple Syrup, Miss Mary's Honey • Prepared food: The Hummus Shop, Del Sur, Mei Mei Dumplings, Taste of the Straits • Baked goods: Galley Provisions, Hi-Rise Bread Company, Boulder Bagels, Lucky Bao Bakery • Produce: Dick's Market Garden, The Good Food Farm, Drumlin Farm Mass Audubon, Hutchins Farm• Drinks: It's Kelewele • Meat, fish, dairy: Round Table Farm, Lilac Hedge Farm, Hooked/Evergreen Delivery • Snacks: Hoppy Pop

Sign that says "Belmont Food Pantry donations drop off" with items behind it

Food Assistance Information Fair

Food insecurity is rising in Massachusetts: 40% of households report not having enough food. Find out more on opening day.

Information about stretching your food budget: We’ll have people from state and local agencies with information for you.

Food assistance: We double SNAP benefits up to $25 extra per week, double SUN Bucks, and have four HIP farmers (with free produce for SNAP recipients).

POP Club

Enroll your kids in POP Club – they get $3 each week to buy any produce or food-producing plants that they want! And don’t miss monthly Activity Days, where they learn about the local food system. Sign them up now.

Yes! Having my child take responsibility of their money and take their time to thoughtfully choose their produce was very positive. My child also got good opportunities to speak with and interact with market staff, and we had good discussions about farmers and where our food comes from. — A parent

Support businesses that support us

We’re happy to have these great local businesses sponsoring our programs. Please support them and tell them you’re glad they support us.

Can you join our list of sponsors? You get great exposure to thousands of local consumers throughout the season.

Individuals can make donations to keep the Market going, too.

Food assistance

There is food insecurity in Belmont. Our food assistance programs helped people stretch their food budgets and buy $71,000 more healthy food in 2025!

Help us with your donations and sponsorships.

“I am very grateful for your matching funds. It helps me tremendously.”
— A shopper

Farm-fresh produce

Students at the Newport Student Conservation Association suggested this guide to shopping at a farmers’ market. It’s got lots of good tips.

“My latest discovery is rainbow chard. I was intimidated by chard (it looks like something only very adventurous vegans would eat) — but I asked one of the women at the stand what to do with it — and I have never been happier!”
— Shopper comment

We’re part of Belmont Center

The Market brought 21,000 shoppers into Belmont Center in 2025. We’re glad to know that so many of them shop on Leonard Street on Market days. Join them there!

A view of Belmont Center showing outdoor seating for restaurants, plus shops

Everyone is welcome

Everyone is welcome at the Belmont Farmers’ Market. It’s a true community event.

“I love standing in line to purchase fresh produce directly from producers alongside my diverse neighbors of all ages who are speaking tons of different languages. Our shared love of good, fresh food unites us but the BFM furnishes us with the opportunity to interact and FEEL our community.”
— A shopper comment

People selecting greens

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