Farmer’s Market kicks off 2025 season in new location

  • May Workman holds homegrown swiss chard during the opening weekend of the Hartwell Farmers Market April 12. Workman has been selling at the market for 22 years and sells berry plants, greens, carrots and other vegetables. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)
    May Workman holds homegrown swiss chard during the opening weekend of the Hartwell Farmers Market April 12. Workman has been selling at the market for 22 years and sells berry plants, greens, carrots and other vegetables. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)
  • June Clark (left) picking out a bouquet of bearded irises, daffodils and spearmint from Chris Albertin (right), owner of Menagerie Acres. Clark is a market regular and said she loves Albertin’s unique bouquets. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)
    June Clark (left) picking out a bouquet of bearded irises, daffodils and spearmint from Chris Albertin (right), owner of Menagerie Acres. Clark is a market regular and said she loves Albertin’s unique bouquets. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)
  • Nick Wasley, owner of Little Friends Farmstead, stands in front of his booth during the opening weekend of the Hartwell Farmers Market April 12. Wasley has been selling at the market for three years and values all natural, traditional farming methods. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)
    Nick Wasley, owner of Little Friends Farmstead, stands in front of his booth during the opening weekend of the Hartwell Farmers Market April 12. Wasley has been selling at the market for three years and values all natural, traditional farming methods. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)

    The Hartwell Farmers Market kicked off its season Saturday with four local vendors nearly selling out of their goods by 10 a.m.

    The market, which has operated for over two decades, ensures that all off…