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Shop Local Every Week

June 1st, 2024

Saturdays 10am - 1pm

Outdoors Dedham Town Hall

450 Washington St, Dedham Square


Produce • Eggs • Specialty Foods • Gifts • Artisans

Visit the market and Dedham Square for all

your shopping and dining needs!

Dedham Square Business Listing

Vendors this Week

June 1st, 2024


Local Farms

Norfolk Aggie Abundance Garden - fresh vegetables grown in Walpole, MA

Oakdale Farm - vegetables, fruits, eggs, jams, pickles, and herbs

Pumpkin Farm - eggs, chicken, steak, beef, pork, sausage, and more

We Grow Microgreens - microgreens and small plants


Specialty Vendors

Elzire's Acre Goat Milk Soap - soap, body butters, soap nets

Equals Me - candles, wax melts, bath salts, soap & body butters

Fournos Authentic Greek Pastries - delicious greek pastries, cookies & savory olive oil sticks

Kat's Flowers & Design - specialty cut flowers, including peonies

Magic Empanadas- ready to eat and frozen empanadas

Mei Mei Dumplings - various flavors of handmade dumplings

Museum of Leo Art - art benefitting the Autism community

Raices Sofrito - sofrito, garlic paste, hot sauce and coquito

Sensational Showers - candles, soaps, and lotions

Twit Witch Tarot - tarot card readings

Wild Meadow Farm - fresh cut flowers, bulbs, small gifts

Windy Village Wellness - CBD products


*Vendors change weekly. Occasionally, venders cannot make the market as scheduled

Mark Your Calendar!

-Fathers Day Gift Shopping at the Farmers Market - Saturday, June 8

-Dedham Square Circle Free Networking Event - Tuesday, June 11

-Opening day of the Summer Farmers Market - Wednesday, June 12

-Dedham Square Circle Summer Stroll - Thursday, July 18

Need a Gift?

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Support local small businesses and make your loved one happy.

Purchase an e-gift card online today!

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Is produce from the farmers market better?

More than 85% of farmers market vendors travel fewer than 50 miles to sell at a farmers markets. In fact, more than half of farmers travel less than 10 miles to their market, according to the USDA. Some farmers markets require that all of their produce come from a specified distance. Compare that to most supermarkets, where anywhere from seven to fourteen days may go by between the time produce is harvested and available to shoppers. On average, fruits and vegetables travel over 1,200 miles before reaching grocery store shelves! Locally grown produce sold at the farmers market is made available at its peak freshness and nutrient content. Local farmers may select their crops and livestock for superior flavor and quality without the worries accompanying shelf life and long-distance shipping. You may also find more specialty foods at the farmers market, such as farm-fresh eggs, lamb, duck, or heirloom tomatoes. Read more about the benefits of eating local produce here.

Market Vendor Spotlight

Equals Me

Equals Me is a small home decor & candle business offering handmade home decor and coconut soy candles. Equals Me emerged from a love for home decor, especially during the annual spring reset, where founder Roanna explored home decor stores and thrift shops for new and vintage pieces. Repurposing items from thrift stores, she began crafting her own creations that caught the attention of family and friends. During spring resets, Roanna encountered issues with purchased candles leaving soot and marks on the ceilings, leading her to research different wax and wick options. Discovering that the candles she bought were made with paraffin and contained headache-inducing fragrances, she decided to create her own cleaner, toxin-free alternatives. After over a year of dedication to candle-making and education on candle care, Equals Me now offers meticulously crafted candles with eco-friendly coconut soy wax, natural crackling wood wicks, and biodegradable glitter for a unique and wholesome sensory experience.



MISSION & GOALS

The name Equals Me is inspired by my son. My son is autistic and every day we get to see the world through his eyes, and what a beautiful world it is. He encourages us to think outside the box and reminds us that there's other ways to do things. Our mission is to encourage everyone to be their unique self LOUD and PROUD! As our business begins to grow this year, we would love to start donating 7% of our proceeds to Autism Society. Our handmade products also represent our business, each product is unique.


Stop by their booth at The Dedham Farmers Market This week!

Dedham Square Circle Business Member Spotlight

Dedham Community House

671 High Street

Dedham Square

Welcome to DCH

When you drive through Dedham Square, you can’t help but notice the stately, antique white house across from the Norfolk County courthouse. And if you spend just a few minutes connecting with locals, you’ll undoubtedly hear someone mention DCH. For more than a century, DCH has been a prominent figure in the Dedham area, literally and figuratively.


DCH is a robust community organization that welcomes people of all ages from Dedham and beyond 


For over 100 years, DCH has been a community hub for people of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life to come together and make memories. We are a non-profit community organization located in historic Dedham Square, serving Dedham and surrounding towns with various educational and recreational programs. Our diverse and vibrant programs cover all stages of life, ranging from preschool, summer camp, and afterschool activities to community pool memberships, adult education, event rentals, and community partnerships. 


DCH is a special kind of community organization where everyone is welcome, kids grow up with our programming, people form long-lasting friendships, and traditions are passed down through generations.  

"Meet Me at the Market" - The Evolution of a Farmers Market

Volunteers Needed (ages 13+) at the Spring and Summer Farmers Markets and Summer Stroll

Do you know someone who needs service hours or wants to volunteer in our community? There are many different kids of volunteer slots open each week this summer. Volunteer one day for a few hours or as many as you want.

Sign up Here

Please consider bringing cash to the market.

Cash helps small businesses save on paying credit card fees.

Healthy Incentives Program

We accept SNAP. You can also use your SNAP benefits to buy fruits and vegetables from a HIP-authorized farm or vendor. With the HIP program, you will receive $1 back on your EBT card for each dollar spent on eligible fruits and vegetables, up to a monthly limit. There are two SNAP & HIP vendors at the Spring market and Farmers Market also accepts SNAP.

There is free parking for the market in the Town Hall back lot and on the Street.

The Dedham Farmers Market was founded in 2008 by Louise Reohr and Adina Astor with the support of the Dedham Square Circle, which now runs the market. The Dedham Square Circle is a non-profit organization committed to making historic Dedham Square an attractive and welcoming destination for the entire community. To learn more about our work or our markets, visit: www.DedhamSquareCircle.org

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