The Scarborough Farmers Market opened for the season on Sunday, June 1. The market will feature a total of 17 vendors this year, selling everything from fresh produce to lobster, baked goods and more. See www.facebook.com/scarboroughfarmersmarket for more information.
In addition, the South Portland Farmers Market is also being held on Sunday this season. The South Portland market is now being held at the City Hall parking lot in the Knightville section of town. Hours are 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Find the market on Facebook for more information about vendors and special events.
Starting this week, The Maine Mall, in South Portland, will also begin hosting its seasonal farmers market. Hours are 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Tuesday, now through Sept. 23.
– Kate Irish Collins
The Scarborough Farmers Market is now open for the season. Hours are Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the parking lot at Town Hall in Oak Hill.
Rebecca Pirone, of My 3 Sisters Italian Cookies, lays out samples at the Scarborough Farmers Market on Sunday.
Sam Rideout, from Alewives Brook Farm in Cape Elizabeth, was selling lobsters for $6 on Sunday. His aunt, Caitlin Jordan, is the market manager.
Nate Chasse of Sweet and Savory baking and catering in Limerick. Helping out on opening day of the Scarborough Farmers Market was Tilly, Chasse’s 16-month-old daughter.
Meg Diffley, at right, buys some greens from the Frith Farm at the Scarborough Farmers Market on Sunday. Also pictured, at left, is Sarah Longstreth and, in middle, Daniel Mays.
Pauline Kane chooses a bunch of radishes from Daniel Mays of the Frith Farm in Scarborough during opening day at the Scarborough Farmers Market Sunday. Staff photo by Kate Irish Collins
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