Boothbay Farmers' Market blooms for another year
Thu, 06/04/2026 - 2:04pm
Summer-like weather greets shoppers at Boothbay Farmers' Market June 4. ISABELLE CURTIS/Boothbay Register
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Summer-like weather greets shoppers at Boothbay Farmers' Market June 4. ISABELLE CURTIS/Boothbay Register
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ISABELLE CURTIS/Boothbay RegisterFrom floral bouquets, fresh strawberries and breakfast sandwiches straight from the grill, attendees were spoiled for choice June 4 at Boothbay Farmers' Market. The market is on Boothbay Common every Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon until Oct. 21.
Last year, Boothbay joined the Maine Federation of Farmers' Markets to make it easier for people to use SNAP/EBT to shop for fresh, local foods, while also absorbing expenses on the farmers' end.
People who use SNAP get 50% of their purchase amount matched with "Maine Harvest Buck" vouchers that can be spent on fruits and veggies. For instance, if a shopper spends $20 with SNAP, they’ll receive $10 of Maine Harvest Bucks.
For help getting started, stop by the market information booth.
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