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Great Falls Farmers Market

Saturday, September 12th 2026 - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Peskeompskut Park
Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Great Falls Farmers Market returns to Peskeompskut Park for our 30th season on Saturday, May 2nd. The market will be held in downtown Turners Falls every Saturday from May 2nd through October 31st, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ​This year, you will find local produce (including veggie starts this spring), eggs, beef, pork, chicken, maple syrup, herbal products, and artisanal goods at the market.

To ensure our community gets the most out of our market, the market itself is a SNAP and Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) vendor. This means every eligible item at our market can be purchased with SNAP and HIP!

We will be hosting special guests and having event days throughout the season. Keep your eyes on our Facebook and Instagram (@greatfallsfarmersmarkettf) for updates during the season.

​Applications to vend at the market are open all season, and we encourage anyone interested in vending to get in touch, whether it be for food, crafts, tag sale tables, or programming. We allow local community groups and young farmers/artists to vend for free. You can reach the market manager via email at greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com or on social media.

Contact:

Market Manager at  greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com

St. Patrick’s Church – “Lucky Finds” Thrift Store

Saturday, September 12th 2026 - 9:00 am - 11:00 am at St Patrick\’s Church – \”Lucky Finds\” thrift store
80 Main St
Northfield

“LUCKY FINDS” THIFT STORE

Where: St. Patrick’s Church
80 Main Street, Northfield, MA 01360
(Lower level)

Store hours: Every Saturday 9-11am

Donations accepted by contacting Lucky Finds members only.

Email: 
Linda Ball           linda82@comcast.net
Dori Beaubien   gmbdab@comcast.net
Jean Seyler         jcseyler@msn.com
Barb Noel           cbnoel_1@netzero.com

(No clothes, toys, or large furniture items)

Great Falls Farmers Market

Saturday, September 19th 2026 - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Peskeompskut Park
Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Great Falls Farmers Market returns to Peskeompskut Park for our 30th season on Saturday, May 2nd. The market will be held in downtown Turners Falls every Saturday from May 2nd through October 31st, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ​This year, you will find local produce (including veggie starts this spring), eggs, beef, pork, chicken, maple syrup, herbal products, and artisanal goods at the market.

To ensure our community gets the most out of our market, the market itself is a SNAP and Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) vendor. This means every eligible item at our market can be purchased with SNAP and HIP!

We will be hosting special guests and having event days throughout the season. Keep your eyes on our Facebook and Instagram (@greatfallsfarmersmarkettf) for updates during the season.

​Applications to vend at the market are open all season, and we encourage anyone interested in vending to get in touch, whether it be for food, crafts, tag sale tables, or programming. We allow local community groups and young farmers/artists to vend for free. You can reach the market manager via email at greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com or on social media.

Contact:

Market Manager at  greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com

St. Patrick’s Church – “Lucky Finds” Thrift Store

Saturday, September 19th 2026 - 9:00 am - 11:00 am at St Patrick\’s Church – \”Lucky Finds\” thrift store
80 Main St
Northfield

“LUCKY FINDS” THIFT STORE

Where: St. Patrick’s Church
80 Main Street, Northfield, MA 01360
(Lower level)

Store hours: Every Saturday 9-11am

Donations accepted by contacting Lucky Finds members only.

Email: 
Linda Ball           linda82@comcast.net
Dori Beaubien   gmbdab@comcast.net
Jean Seyler         jcseyler@msn.com
Barb Noel           cbnoel_1@netzero.com

(No clothes, toys, or large furniture items)

Great Falls Farmers Market

Saturday, September 26th 2026 - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Peskeompskut Park
Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Great Falls Farmers Market returns to Peskeompskut Park for our 30th season on Saturday, May 2nd. The market will be held in downtown Turners Falls every Saturday from May 2nd through October 31st, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ​This year, you will find local produce (including veggie starts this spring), eggs, beef, pork, chicken, maple syrup, herbal products, and artisanal goods at the market.

To ensure our community gets the most out of our market, the market itself is a SNAP and Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) vendor. This means every eligible item at our market can be purchased with SNAP and HIP!

We will be hosting special guests and having event days throughout the season. Keep your eyes on our Facebook and Instagram (@greatfallsfarmersmarkettf) for updates during the season.

​Applications to vend at the market are open all season, and we encourage anyone interested in vending to get in touch, whether it be for food, crafts, tag sale tables, or programming. We allow local community groups and young farmers/artists to vend for free. You can reach the market manager via email at greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com or on social media.

Contact:

Market Manager at  greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com

St. Patrick’s Church – “Lucky Finds” Thrift Store

Saturday, September 26th 2026 - 9:00 am - 11:00 am at St Patrick\’s Church – \”Lucky Finds\” thrift store
80 Main St
Northfield

“LUCKY FINDS” THIFT STORE

Where: St. Patrick’s Church
80 Main Street, Northfield, MA 01360
(Lower level)

Store hours: Every Saturday 9-11am

Donations accepted by contacting Lucky Finds members only.

Email: 
Linda Ball           linda82@comcast.net
Dori Beaubien   gmbdab@comcast.net
Jean Seyler         jcseyler@msn.com
Barb Noel           cbnoel_1@netzero.com

(No clothes, toys, or large furniture items)

Friends of the Northfield Senior Center Cruise Night

Thursday, October 1st 2026 - 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm at Northfield Golf Club Beech House
31 Holton Street
Northfield

Come support the Friends of the Northfield Senior Center Community Cruise Night on Thursday, October 1st from 4:00- 7:00 at the Northfield Golf Club Beech House located at 31 Holton Street Northfield Ma. Bring your classic car, hot rod or antique car. Enjoy music, fun, raffles and ice cream. Drivers will receive a Hemmings Swag Bag and there will be a driver raffle.

Great Falls Farmers Market

Saturday, October 3rd 2026 - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Peskeompskut Park
Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Great Falls Farmers Market returns to Peskeompskut Park for our 30th season on Saturday, May 2nd. The market will be held in downtown Turners Falls every Saturday from May 2nd through October 31st, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ​This year, you will find local produce (including veggie starts this spring), eggs, beef, pork, chicken, maple syrup, herbal products, and artisanal goods at the market.

To ensure our community gets the most out of our market, the market itself is a SNAP and Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) vendor. This means every eligible item at our market can be purchased with SNAP and HIP!

We will be hosting special guests and having event days throughout the season. Keep your eyes on our Facebook and Instagram (@greatfallsfarmersmarkettf) for updates during the season.

​Applications to vend at the market are open all season, and we encourage anyone interested in vending to get in touch, whether it be for food, crafts, tag sale tables, or programming. We allow local community groups and young farmers/artists to vend for free. You can reach the market manager via email at greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com or on social media.

Contact:

Market Manager at  greatfallsfarmersmarketturners@gmail.com

St. Patrick’s Church – “Lucky Finds” Thrift Store

Saturday, October 3rd 2026 - 9:00 am - 11:00 am at St Patrick\’s Church – \”Lucky Finds\” thrift store
80 Main St
Northfield

“LUCKY FINDS” THIFT STORE

Where: St. Patrick’s Church
80 Main Street, Northfield, MA 01360
(Lower level)

Store hours: Every Saturday 9-11am

Donations accepted by contacting Lucky Finds members only.

Email: 
Linda Ball           linda82@comcast.net
Dori Beaubien   gmbdab@comcast.net
Jean Seyler         jcseyler@msn.com
Barb Noel           cbnoel_1@netzero.com

(No clothes, toys, or large furniture items)

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Saturday, October 3rd 2026 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carnegie Library
201 Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

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