2026
June 11 – October 8
Hours
Thursdays
3:00-7:00 PM
Where
Derby Square off Front Street
32 Derby Square
Season Sponsors
Thank you to:
Nocturne and Dr. John Vasko for keeping the fun going strong all season!
Creative Collective for sponsoring this season’s music!
Farm Credit East for supporting our programming!
merch!
Aprons are here! $25 each. They have great pockets.
And Umbrellas!
Rain or shine! Salem Main Streets has umbrellas for you! Blue, yellow, green, or red- just like our logo. Support our downtown initiatives and show your Salem pride! Selling these for twenty five smackers.
Volunteer!
Join a group of awesome folks help keep this Market continue to be the best it can be. We have multiple shifts to match your schedule and different jobs to match your interests. We’d love to meet you!
September 10
Be sure to check out new meat vendor Hardaker Meats at the top of Old Town Hall!!
The kids may be back to school, but we’re still going strong with the 2026 season!
2026 Market Sponsors – Nocturne
Weekly Sponsor – Natural Health with Dr John Vasko
Storytime at 4 pm with Salem Public Library
Music at 5pm – Alexandra Kirby, 5 pm to 7 pm
Music sponsored by Creative Collective
Featured City Department – Council on Aging
Nonprofits – Salem Sound Coastwatch and North Shore Children’s Museum
This week’s alternating vendors include:
Deacon Giles Distillery
Far From the Tree Hard Cider
Simply Sharp Knife Sharpening
Spice Weasel Hot Sauce
*No Life Love Cheese this week, they’ll be joining us next week instead!
In celebration of Salem 400+, our 2026 poster recognizes Salem’s precolonial history and the people of Naumkeag by highlighting produce that they may have used and cultivated. The team at Mack Park Farm, Salem’s unique municipal food farm, has worked closely with Thomas Green of the Massachusett Tribe to identify varieties that may have been grown or traded by the Indigenous people who lived here.
Featured on this year’s poster are several special varieties that you’ll be able to find planted at Mack Park Farm this year – Boston Marrow Squash, Yellow Crookneck Squash, Otto File Flint Corn, and Succotash Beans.
Volunteer!
Join a group of awesome folks help keep this Market continue to be the best it can be. We have multiple shifts to match your schedule and different jobs to match your interests. We’d love to meet you!
History!
The Salem Farmers’ Market dates back to 1634. With its peak around 1930, an estimated 10,000 people visited the market on a single Saturday. And you thought parking was tough today!
SNAP/EBT
Visit the Farmers’ Market info table located in the back corner, it looks like a small house. You will pay using your SNAP/EBT card for market-specific coupons. Two of our vendors accept HIP.