Kennebunk Farmers’ Market
A community oriented farmers market serving the local public since 1994.
We are Proud to Be a Producer-Only Market
When you shop with us, you’re buying directly from the people who grew or raised or created that product for you. It’s a great way to support farms and keep your money circulating in the local economy.
Vendors for 2012
Updated 05/24/12
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Above the Dam Jam
Jams, pickles, preserves,
sauces, salsas, nut butters AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Susan Sydnor 28 Harvest Rd Dayton, ME 04005 |
Phone: 207-294-2074 Email: sue@abovethedamjam.com Web: www.abovethedamjam.com |
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Alma Farm
Certified organic vegetables,
pasture-raised meats AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Gina & Geof Hancock 113 Moody Rd PO Box 11 Porter, ME 04068 |
Phone: 207-831-1088 Email: eat@almafarm.com Web: www.almafarm.com |
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Archer Angus
Grass-fed Black Angus beef
AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Raymond & Linda Buck 209 Archer Rd Chesterville, ME 04938 |
Phone: 207-491-0709, 207-491-6354 Email: archerangus@hciwireless.net Web: www.archerangus.com |
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Black Fox Farm
Sustainably grown vegetables, herbs, flowers, rare & heirloom varieties
AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Kiley Randall & Michael McCoy 55 Penney Rd Montville, ME 04941 |
Phone: 207-382-3154 Email: kileyrandall@yahoo.com Web: blackfoxfarm.wordpress.com |
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Budden Bun Baking
Wood-fired baked goods: bread,
rolls, cake, cookies AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Bill Chatfield 136 Hanscom Rd Eliot, ME 03903 |
Phone: 207-439-2549, 207-752-4377 |
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Busy Vees Farm
Honey & honey products, berries
AT MARKET June to October
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Gwen & James Vesenka 47 Wildes District Rd Kennebunkport, ME 04046 |
Phone: 207-967-0398, 207-590-8233 Email: gvesenka@yahoo.com |
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Casco Bay Butter
Handcrafted butter
AT MARKET May to October
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Janelle Carter 146 Maine Ave Portland, ME 04103 |
Phone: 207-252-5910 Email: cascobaybutter@gmail.com Web: www.cascobaybutter.com |
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Chef Gilley’s Gourmet Foods
Homemade soups, breads, desserts, sauces, pickles, relishes
AT MARKET May to November
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David & Lisa Gilley 202 Irving Rd Arundel, ME 04046 |
Phone: 386-299-7647, 386-341-5941 Email: chefgilley@yahoo.com |
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Chick Farm
Certified organic chicken, eggs, vegetables, herbs, berries
AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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Rick & Marilyn Stanley 19 Waldo Way Wells, ME 04090 |
Phone: 207-985-2787 Email: info@chickfarm.com Web: www.chickfarm.com |
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Cricket Corner Soapworks
Herbal & goat milk soaps, herbal
dips & seasoning blends, preserves, salsa, baked & canned goods AT MARKET Early May to Late October
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Jadeane Gauvin 67 Eldridge Rd, Unit 43 Wells, ME 04090 |
Phone: 207-646-6698 Email: soapmaker4@gmail.com Web: www.cricketcornersoapworks.com |
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Dory Dogs
French hot dogs, iced teas, crepes
with seasonal fruits & vegetables AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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Trish Kinkade & Eric Young 16 Grove St Kennebunk, ME 04043 |
Phone: 207-252-1186 Email: tkinkade@neuco-inc.com |
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Fenderson Farm
Fruits, vegetables, crafts, flowers
AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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John & Linda Fenderson 97 New County Rd (Rt 5) Saco, ME 04005 |
Phone: 207-468-9315, 207-499-2204 Email: valuescount@hotmail.com |
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Fern Cottage Gardens
Annuals, hangers, patio containers,
cut flowers, succulents, herbs AT MARKET Early May to Late September
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Bill & Eileen Harmon 423 Cat Mousam Rd Kennebunk, ME 04043 |
Phone: 207-985-2995 Web: www.ferncottagegardens.com |
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Five Acre Farm
Rhubarb & herbal teas, lemonade,
baked goods, canned items, herbs, bouquets, perennials, garlic AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Melinda Anderson 43 Bryant Lane Kennebunkport, ME 04046 |
Phone: 207-286-9848 Email: fiveacrefarm@roadrunner.com |
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Foxes Ridge Farm
Peaches, nectarines, apples, jams
AT MARKET Mid-June to Mid-October
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Howard & Ann Stevens 776 Foxes Ridge Rd Acton, ME 04001 |
Phone: 207-477-8123 Email: peachy63@myfairpoint.net |
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Fresh Start Farms
Vegetables, ethnic crops, herbs
AT MARKET Mid-June to Late October
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Seynab Ali & Batula Ismail Lewiston, ME |
Phone: 207-761-4769 Email: freshstartfarms@gmail.com Web: www.cultivatingcommunity.org |
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Gino’s Fresh Produce
Vegetables, seedlings, herbs,
cranberries, gourds AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Gino Sarcione 202 Irving Rd Arundel, ME 04046 |
Phone: 386-299-8684 Email: ginosfreshproduce@yahoo.com |
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Groundwork Farm
Organic vegetables, flowers, herbs
(Organic certification pending)
AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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Luke Donahue 259 Mouse Lane Alfred, ME 04002 |
Phone: 503-313-5239 Email: groundworkfarm@gmail.com Web: groundworkfarm.wordpress.com |
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Hussein Family Farm
Vegetables, ethnic crops, herbs
AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Hussein Muktar PO Box 982 Lewiston, ME 04243 |
Phone: 207-783-2046, 207-344-4162 Email: husseinmuktar84@gmail.com |
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Kelly Orchards
Apples, cider, peaches, pears, plums, berries, pumpkins, winter squash
AT MARKET Late July to Late November
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Art & Jill Kelly PO Box 48 Route 109 Acton, ME 04001 |
Phone: 207-636-1601 Email: kellyorchards@gmail.com |
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Kelner’s Garlic
Fresh garlic
AT MARKET August & September
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David Kelner PO Box 864 Kennebunk, ME 04043 |
Phone: 207-985-3956 |
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Liberty Fields Farm
Fresh & aged artisanal goat cheese
AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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Anne & Joel Tripp Saco, ME 04072 |
Phone: 207-282-0967 Email: libertyfields@maine.rr.com |
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Little Cottage Baking Company
Fudge, granola, sweetbreads,
muffins, baked goods AT MARKET May to Late October
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Claire Genest 32 Guillemette St Sanford, ME 04073 |
Phone: 207-432-2930 Email: cottagebaking@hotmail.com |
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Maine Homestead Farm
Jams, jellies, pickles, relishes
AT MARKET May to October
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Krista Gagne 6 Downing Rd Arundel, ME 04046 |
Phone: 207-344-9274 Email: mainehomesteadfarm@gmail.com Web: www.mainehomesteadfarm.com |
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Maple Ridge Farm & Fishery
Maple syrup, annuals, herbs,
vegetables AT MARKET Early May to Early October
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Jeremy & Tracy Ames 558 Sutherland Pond Rd Sabattus, ME 04280 |
Phone: 207-375-9090 Email: tames9@roadrunner.com |
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Mud Meadow Farm & Gardens
Herbs, perennials, sachets, heirloom seedlings, fresh & dried flowers
AT MARKET Early May to Mid-October
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Janet & Dwight Weaver 2335 Sanford Rd Wells, ME 04090 |
Phone: 207-646-5926, 207-251-5756 Email: info@mudmeadowfarm.com Web: www.mudmeadowfarm.com |
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Piper Ranch
Pork, goat, grass-fed Scottish
Highland beef AT MARKET May to October
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Richard Piper 17 Jim Warren Rd Buckfield, ME 04220 |
Phone: 207-461-3876 Email: piperranch@piperranch.com Web: www.piperranch.com |
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Pullen Manor Farm
Free-range chicken & turkey,
lamb, fiber & eggs AT MARKET Early May to Late October
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Mike & Maureen McEnaney 132 Alfred Rd Kennebunk, ME 04043 |
Phone: 207-985-1898 Email: info@pullenmanorfarm.com Web: www.pullenmanorfarm.com |
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‐PY1‐
Herbs, flowers, vegetables,
seedlings, potted plants AT MARKET May to October
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Praiwan Langevin PO Box 292 Biddeford, ME 04005 |
Phone: 207-289-9494 Email: py1langevin@yahoo.com |
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Rita’s Wooly Batts
Romney roving, handspun yarn,
free-range eggs, lamb sausage, lamb cuts, produce AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Rita Clarkson 482 Walker Rd Lyman, ME |
Phone: 207-651-1358 Email: masheep2000@yahoo.com |
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Sammy’s Farm
Produce, manure
AT MARKET June to Mid-October
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Samantha Morin 7 Meeting Lane Arundel, ME 04046 |
Phone: 207-502-2384 Email: farmgirl420@gmail.com |
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Spiller Farm
Berries, apples, mixed vegetables
AT MARKET Early June to Mid-October
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Bill & Anna Spiller 85 Spiller Farm Lane Wells, ME 04090 |
Phone: 207-985-2575 Email: spillerfarm@maine.rr.com Web: www.spillerfarm.com |
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The Sweet Specialist
Gourmet cookies & tarts
AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Deanna Weaver 2 Main St, Suite 18-208 North Dam Mill Biddeford, ME 04005 |
Phone: 207-615-5754 Email: thesweetspecialist@gmail.com Web: www.thesweetspecialist.com |
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Tibbetts Family Farm
Compost, seedlings, herbs, annuals,
perennials, vegetables, bouquets, pork, honey, fall ornamentals AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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John & Elaine Tibbetts 765 Clarks Wood Rd Lyman, ME 04002 |
Phone: 207-247-6518 Email: info@tibbettsfamilyfarm.com Web: www.tibbettsfamilyfarm.com |
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Trailside Herb Farm
Certified organic herbs & herbal products
AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Pam Carr 186 Waterhouse Rd Dayton, ME 04005 |
Phone: 207-229-1307 Email: trailsideherbs@gmail.com Web: trailsidefarmherbs.blogspot.com |
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Watavue Farm
& Serious Lady Lobsters Lobsters, pork sausage, lamb cuts,
lamb sausage, beef, maple syrup, eggs AT MARKET Early May to Late November
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Cortney Beamis 204 Fox Farm Hill Rd North Berwick, ME 03906 |
Phone: 207-475-6576 Email: cbeamis@hotmail.com |
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Wildside Gardens
Vegetable plants, herbs, annuals, perennials, preserves, breads
AT MARKET Early May to Late June
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Robin Phillips PO Box 1326 9 Buzzy’s Way Kennebunkport, ME 04046 |
Phone: 207-967-2091, 207-468-0870 Email: RCP45@myfairpoint.net |
Top 10 Reasons to Shop KFM
- Celebrate the seasons The food you buy at the Kennebunk Farmers’ Market is seasonal. Everything is locally grown and it is exciting to see what each season produces. Reconnect with the cycles of nature; enjoy spring snap peas, summer sweet corn and crisp fall apples. Eat with the season and enjoy the variety!
- Support family farmers Family farmers are becoming increasingly rare. Large agribusiness farms and ranches are steadily taking over food production in the U.S. and small family farms have a hard time competing. Buying directly from farmers gives them a better return for their products and gives them a fighting chance in today’s economy.
- Variety Find a bountiful assortment of plants, flowers, vegetables and other goodies that you might not find at the grocery store. You can also find all sorts of yummy things aside from produce. You can also find local meats, dairy, jams, and baked goods (sooo hard to resist). It’s a great opportunity to try something new!
- Taste real flavors The fruits, vegetables and other goodies you buy at KFM are at the freshest and tastiest available. Our produce is allowed to ripen in the field not in a truck that is transporting it thousands of miles.
- Protect the environment Food in the U.S. travels an average of 1,500 miles to get to your table. Shipping uses large amounts of natural resources, especially fossil fuels, contributes to pollution and creates excess waste due to extra packaging. Walking to your local market decreases this extra waste.
- Know where your food comes from Meeting and talking to farmers is a great opportunity to learn more about how food is grown, where it is grown, when it is grown and why. You can also ask our vendors any questions you might have about their goods and how they are processed ‐ they will be happy to answer!
- Learn cooking tips, recipes and meal ideas Vendors at the KFM are often passionate cooks with plenty of free advice about how to cook the foods they are selling. Also, if you have a recipe you would like to share be sure to stop by and let us know; we would love to share it with others!
- Teach your children something new Promote healthy eating habits by shopping at the market with your kids. Helping them to understand where their food comes from will help them to understand the importance of being informed about their food choices. It might also help you to get them to eat more fruits and veggies!
- Connect with your community You never know who you’re going to run in to at the market. Shopping at KFM makes shopping a pleasure rather than a chore. The farmers’ market is a community gathering place ‐ a place to meet new friends, bring your children, or just enjoy a few minutes of fresh air!
- We’re open rain or shine Our vendors aren’t afraid of a little sprinkle! They will be there each and every weekend to serve you the best variety of goods they can. Let your kids puddle jump while you purchase your goods, and everyone goes home happy! Who wants to be cooped up inside anyway?