Tatamagouche Farmers' Market

Good selection of local greens, veggies, pickles and sauerkraut. Lots of crafts if you're into that type of thing. Good coffee and baked goods, too. It's a really nice spot to drop in on a Saturday morning.

Lovely farmers' market though seems to have been impacted by Covid a bit as there were less vendors this particular visit. Popped by on the way to a beach day to get some snacks and the one prepared food vendor had a huge line. Lots of beautiful fresh garden produce and blueberries.

Great place. Artisans offering their crafts, bakers with their tasty goods and local woodworking were all found here. Even distilled moonshine was available.

Farmers market is one of my favs rate place and this one is the best

I really enjoy coming here in August because it really comes to life. There are only two produce vendors but they both have a good selection of produce and the quality is excellent. Gordon, one of the vendors who sells pickles and jams is worth stopping by for too. His beer pickles are delicious and can never be kept in stock. If you’re hungry the north shore diner is awesome as well as the BBQ sausage vendor. You can just go to the diner for takeout coffee if you want and it is really good coffee.The creamery square itself is a reason to make it out here. the buildings are in excellent condition and have a cool agrarian charm. There is lots of outdoor space to spread out in on a warm sunny morning including a sitting area overlooking the water. There usually is live music too.It’s hard to rate this market. I would like to see a little more selection especially in July however the things they do have are high quality and it’s a fun place to go.

Tons of vendors to choose from!!Food, crafts everything you can think of!!!!They also had live music playing which added to the experience.We bought homemade pickles, cookies, coasters that were hand painted beautifully, fresh string beans and dined on fresh cut sausage for lunch!So glad we had the chance to check this place out.

Great, friendly, just a small market but I went in winter I believe there are stalls outside in the summer. Bought some different types of jams and jellies, looking forward to trying them. Across from the Market is a lovely little art gallery to browse in which hosts music nights in the summer it has seating and a small stage at the back of the gallery.

Lovely farmers market for both locals and tourists. Get good coffee and breakfast from the blueberry cafe, fresh local organic foods in season, fantastic soups from Moth and Moon and some of the best cakes and pastries in town from Jazz who also sells plants. Not a huge market but still worth a visit if you're in the area.

Lovely farmers market with great produce, jams, meats, salmon, and some crafts. The general store on the grounds is amazing, and the music was wonderful (4 guys just jamming)

Not a lot happening on a weekday in June but made a great lunch stop in the RV. Understand that it is hopping on the weekends