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Protect At Home

Small changes in how you take care of your home can have a positive impact on our shared waters.

You can have green grass, save money, and support clean water, all at the same time.

Be strategic with fertilizer
- Lawns need nutrients—like the phosphorus and nitrogen in fertilizers—to grow, but probably not as much as you think. Excess fertilizer that washes off your property can feed harmful algal blooms in local waters, and that threatens our fish and shellfish. How much fertilizer is right for your lawn? New Hampshire Sea Grant has info and tips to help you decide.
Build healthy soil
- Save money and time by mowing high. Set your mowing blade to 3” or higher and leave the clippings to fertilize your lawn. If necessary, supplement your soil with mulch, compost, or other all-natural amendments and use erosion control mulch to stabilize bare soils and slopes. What does your soil really need to support green grass? Ask UNH Cooperative Extension to test it.
Rake and compost
- Create a compost pile from your raked leaves for a nutrient-rich fertilizer to use in your garden next spring. Compost curious, but not sure where to start? UNH Cooperative Extension is ready to empower you. No room for a compost pile? Check your community’s website to see if they have a curbside leaf pick up program.

Inch for inch, gardens provide more benefits to you and our shared waters than your lawn ever will.

Plant natives
- Native trees, shrubs, and plants are adapted to our climate and soils and require less time and money to maintain. Their deep roots are much better at absorbing and filtering polluted stormwater runoff than the shallow roots of turf grass. They recharge our aquifers and provide habitat for birds and other wildlife. And they’re beautiful! Get inspired by native gardens like this one at the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and then get started on your own.
Protect pollinators
- We need native bees and other pollinators to grow fruits and vegetables, and so do our farmers. Do your part by including plants that offer the food and shelter pollinators need to thrive in your garden. The folks at UNH Cooperative Extension created this video and fact sheet to help garden with pollinators in mind, and Kingston's Pollinator Pathways page is full of great advice.

Keeping rain closer to where it falls prevents water pollution, reduces flooding, and protects drinking water.

By encouraging rain to and snow melt to infiltrate the soils around your home, you can curb erosion and reduce the polluted stormwater that flows off your property. There are many ways to capture the rain, from rain barrels and rain gardens to pervious patios and infiltration trenches. To find out which solutions would be right for you, visit the New Hampshire's Department of Environmental Services Soak Up the Rain program.

Whether you are on town sewer or you have your own septic system, there are several things you can do to reduce the pollution that flows from your home into our shared waters.

Pump your septic system regularly
- A leaky septic system can be a pollution mainline to local waters. Pumping your septic tank every two to three years will prevent it from overflowing, keep it functioning longer, and save you money in the long run! The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has many resources to help you care for your septic system or plan for a new one.
Dispose of chemicals responsibly
- Leftover medicine, paint, pesticide, or other chemicals should never be poured down the drain or flushed. Visit your community’s website to learn about hazardous waste collection in your area.
Choose eco-friendly products
- Household products like hair care, cleaning solutions, and detergents, go down the drain and find their way into our rivers, lakes, marshes, and estuaries. Search for alternatives that use biodegradable ingredients and less packaging to reduce the contaminants that end up in our waterways.
Mind your waste
- Grease, wipes, and feminine hygiene products should always be disposed of as solid trash, not put down a drain. Even if they say "flushable", they're not! These products clog sewers and septic systems and create costly problems to fix.

A few changes to how you use and maintain your car reduce your carbon footprint and help protect our waters.

Dispose of fluids properly
- Never pour oil down a storm drain, since most empty directly into streams or rivers. You can recycle oil at registered collection centers in the region—find the one nearest you.
Fix Leaks
- Chemicals leaking from cars are a major source of pollution and can easily wash into a nearby water body.
Wash your car the green way
- Washing your car on a permeable surface like your lawn allows the water to soak into the ground and not run off into a drain or stream. Use biodegradable or environmentally friendly soap to ensure you do not pollute groundwater through your lawn.
Drive less
- Carpooling, biking, or using public transit helps reduce air and water pollution and can save you money.

We love our pets, but pet waste carries harmful bacteria that can make our waters unsafe for drinking or swimming.

Scoop the Poop
- When walking your dog, always carry a plastic bag and clean up after your pet.
Don't Cross the Streams
- Don't place pet waste in storm drains or hose pet waste toward storm drains as they drain directly to our shared waters.
Don't forget your backyard
- Clean up pet waste from your yard. You can flush it down the toilet, dispose of it in the trash, or bury it away from your garden, drinking water sources, surface waters, or high traffic areas.

Have you got a resource to share that can help protect our shared waters at home? Send us a message and let us know!

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“That I Can Do” – Changemakers Finding Their Voice

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National Estuaries Week with GBNERR!

Monday, Sep 21st, 12:00am

Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Discovery Center

Greenland NH

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Join the Salmon Falls Success Safari

Wednesday, Sep 30th, 1:30pm

Somersworth City Hall

Somersworth, NH

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Ready for an adventure in downtown Somersworth, NH and Berwick, ME? Join us for the Salmon Falls Success Safari, a guided, walking tour where you’ll explore recent efforts to protect your drinking water source – the Salmon Falls River.

It’s all about exploring the success stories of our source water collaborative and sharing your experiences to inform the Salmon Falls River Watershed Management Plan. The Salmon Falls Watershed Collaborative coordinates long-term source water protection efforts among planning commissions, land trusts, watershed associations, non-profits, water systems, and town, state and federal agencies in New Hampshire and Maine.

Don’t miss out!

Agenda:

• 9:30 am – Welcome and Overview (meet at Somersworth City Hall, 1 Government Way – park along Main Street or Somersworth Shopping Center Plaza)

• 10:00 am – 11:00 am – Downtown Site Walk of Somersworth, NH

1st stop – 8 Government Way adjacent to City Hall

2nd stop – 22 Green Street – 128 new housing development

3rd stop – Constitutional Way – public stormwater infrastructure project

• 11:15 am – 12:15 pm – Walk to Great Falls Park in Berwick, ME

1st stop – Eddy Bridge on Route 9 (Rochester St.) overlooking the Salmon Falls River

2nd stop – Great Falls Park borded by Moulton St. and Saw Mill Hill

• 12:15 pm – 12:30 pm – Walk back to Somersworth City Hall

• 12:30 pm – 1:15 pm – Lunch (compliments of Maine Water)

• 1:15 pm – 3:00 pm – Presentations and Discussion

1st session – Low Impact Design Examples and Water Quality Benefits

2nd session – Community Experiences + Watershed Planning in the Salmon Falls River Watershed

• 3:00 pm+ Optional Additional Networking

Save your spot today!

The event is free and all are welcome! Register here.

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8th Annual Fall River Paddle

Saturday, Sep 26th, 2:00pm

Exeter River

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The “Fall Paddle” returns for a eighth year! The Exeter River is a town treasure running through the middle of Brentwood. A pristine river with an abundance of wildlife, much of the land along the river has been conserved, resulting in very little development along its shores and a very natural experience. Whether you are a frequent paddler on the river, or have never been out on it, we hope you will consider joining in.

Departs: River Access Stairs – Rowell Road West
Destination: Pickpocket Dam
Saturday September 26th
Start time: 10:00 AM
Rain or shine within reason.
No Cost, BBQ Lunch Provided
Life Jacket for each participant required

BYOB* (Bring Your Own Boat – canoe, kayak, or paddle board) *no power/electric boats
Participants will check in at the Rowell Rd. entry and must show proof of life vests. The paddle will proceed downriver to the Pickpocket Dam at Cross Rd. (about 1 hour paddle). A lunch of hamburgers and hot dogs will be served, along with info on keeping the river healthy. From there participants may paddle back up river (very little current), or transportation will be available to drive those not wishing to do the return paddle back to Rowell Rd.

***Brentwood has several canoes and kayaks available to borrow (the event is open to anyone, but loaner boats are for town residents only). Boats must be picked up at the boat launch on the day of and participants must transport them to and from the river. Please email recreation@brentwoodnh.gov to reserve a boat in advance and to arrange a time for pick up / drop off***

This event is a collaboration between the Brentwood Recreation Department and the Exeter Squamscott River Local Advisory Committee.

Registration link is:
https://www.brentwoodnh.gov/apps/activities/view.aspx?activity_id=205

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BioBlitz!

Sunday, Sep 20th, 11:00am

Seacoast Science Center

Rye, NH

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Come be a part of the science!!!

BioBlitz is Seacoast Science Center’s annual dawn-to-dusk biological survey of Odiorne Point State Park. Families and nature enthusiasts team up with SSC naturalists and guest experts to explore the Park’s habitats to find and identify as many different species as possible in just one day! BioBlitz is a great way to get kids (and adults!) excited about science, learn about biodiversity, and discover how you can help protect our natural world.

Like an extreme nature scavenger hunt, BioBlitz offers many opportunities for all ages to gain knowledge and hone skills in their favorite areas of nature! Habitat, plant, and animal explorations are scheduled throughout the day, allowing participants to choose among activities that interest them the most. With seven distinct natural habitats to survey, there’s something for everyone!

SSC’s Greg Interactive Learning Studio serves as the BioBlitz home base and is the field lab for the day. Here, you can observe some of the smallest species through microscopes, see amazing images of finds from years past, learn about the species identification process, and connect with scientists and expert naturalists.

In 2024, we found a total of 426 species, 14 of which were new to our list! That brings the total number of species identified since our first BioBlitz in 2003 to 2,402. This valuable catalog serves as a snapshot of the biodiversity of our region. Your participation and contributions to our data set will not only help us monitor biodiversity, but will also help us provide countless educational opportunities for school children, families, and groups.

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Sep 19th, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Sep 26th, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Oct 3rd, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Oct 10th, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Oct 17th, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Oct 24th, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Portsmouth Farmers’ Market

Saturday, Oct 31st, 12:00pm

Portsmouth City Hall

Portsmouth, NH

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The Portsmouth Farmers’ Market takes place in the City Hall parking lot overlooking the South Mill Pond. Up on a hill and close the the ocean this market usually has a consistent and comfortable breeze, even on the hottest summer days. Wake up and stroll or bike to the market as a part of your weekend routine or stop by if you’re visiting the area. There is also a great playground for kids right across the street! This is the largest of our four summer markets and has an expansive variety of farms, prepared foods, and craft vendors. Many thanks to the City Manager’s Office, Health Department, Legal Department, and Police Department for the support to make this market successful.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Saturday from the first week of May to the last week of October at City Hall, 1 Junkins Ave in Portsmouth. Hours are 8am-12pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Exeter, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Portsmouth market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms are not available at the market but there are port-a-potties across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Animals are not permitted but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There is a lovely shaded area with picnic tables across the street and the South Mill Pond Playground.

Parking: Customers can park in the City Hall Lower Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. This parking lot is next to the vehicle entrance to City Hall. Handicap parking is available immediately next to the City Hall building. Customers may also park across the street at the South Mill Pond Playground

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Portsmouth Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Sep 17th, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Sep 24th, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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Event Website

The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Oct 1st, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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Event Website

The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Oct 8th, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Oct 15th, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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Event Website

The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Oct 22nd, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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Event Website

The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Exeter Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Google, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Exeter Farmers’ Market

Thursday, Oct 29th, 6:30pm

Swasey Parkway- Downtown Exeter

Exeter, NH

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Event Website

The Exeter Farmers’ Market takes place at the beautiful Swasey Parkway along the Squamscott River. Take a walk up the shaded parkway and stop at all your favorite vendor booths on the way back. Kids and families love this location with numerous grassy areas to have a picnic and enjoy the live music with the river in the background. You might even see the Philips Exeter Academy Crew Team rowing in the background! Downtown shops are conveniently located adjacent to the market to make it your one-stop shopping experience every Thursday afternoon.

Market Information

When & Where: The market runs every Thursday from the first week of May to the last week of October at Swasey Parkway in Exeter. Hours are 2:30-6pm (closes at 5:30 after October 1). Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Dover, and Durham markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Exeter market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: Port-a-potties are located at this market.

Animals: Per town rules, animals are not permitted along the parkway but service animals may enter the market any time.

Sit & Eat: There are many shaded areas for a picnic and several benches along the parkway to enjoy prepared foods.

Parking: Customers can park in the Phillips Exeter Academy Water Street Parking Lot as marked by a sign at the entrance of the lot. The entrance of this parking lot is located just off Main Street on Water Street. Handicap parking is available in this lot. Customers may park in any parking space available on Main Street.

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Exeter Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Durham Farmers’ Market

Monday, Sep 21st, 6:30pm

M&T Bank Lot

Durham,

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The Durham Farmers’ Market takes place at the M&T Bank parking lot right off of Main Street. Located to the left of the 2025 market location, this market is a central location to downtown Durham. Whether you’re on campus or in town this market is a great way to spend part of your Monday afternoon. Take a ride to visit the market and surrounding local businesses. Please note there will be no market on Labor Day.

When & Where: The market runs every Monday from the first week of June to the first week of October at Durham’s M&T Bank located at 70 Main Street. Hours are 2:30-6pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Exeter, and Dover markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Durham market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: A public restroom is not available.

Animals: Animals are welcome at this market.

Sit & Eat: Enjoy a picnic in the shaded grassy area near the market or use a nearby picnic table or bench.

Parking: Shoppers can park on any street space surrounding the market area, as well as town parking lots within walking distance of the market (please note street parking and lots are metered).

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Durham Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

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Durham Farmers’ Market

Monday, Sep 28th, 6:30pm

M&T Bank Lot

Durham,

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The Durham Farmers’ Market takes place at the M&T Bank parking lot right off of Main Street. Located to the left of the 2025 market location, this market is a central location to downtown Durham. Whether you’re on campus or in town this market is a great way to spend part of your Monday afternoon. Take a ride to visit the market and surrounding local businesses. Please note there will be no market on Labor Day.

When & Where: The market runs every Monday from the first week of June to the first week of October at Durham’s M&T Bank located at 70 Main Street. Hours are 2:30-6pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Exeter, and Dover markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Durham market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: A public restroom is not available.

Animals: Animals are welcome at this market.

Sit & Eat: Enjoy a picnic in the shaded grassy area near the market or use a nearby picnic table or bench.

Parking: Shoppers can park on any street space surrounding the market area, as well as town parking lots within walking distance of the market (please note street parking and lots are metered).

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Durham Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Durham Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Facebook, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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Durham Farmers’ Market

Monday, Oct 5th, 6:30pm

M&T Bank Lot

Durham,

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Event Website

The Durham Farmers’ Market takes place at the M&T Bank parking lot right off of Main Street. Located to the left of the 2025 market location, this market is a central location to downtown Durham. Whether you’re on campus or in town this market is a great way to spend part of your Monday afternoon. Take a ride to visit the market and surrounding local businesses. Please note there will be no market on Labor Day.

When & Where: The market runs every Monday from the first week of June to the first week of October at Durham’s M&T Bank located at 70 Main Street. Hours are 2:30-6pm. Listen for the bell that opens and closes each market!

Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map. Please note the map will also display dates for the Portsmouth, Exeter, and Dover markets. Click the drop down menu and select the date of the Durham market you would like to see vendors for. See the photo gallery below to get a look at many of our vendors!

Restrooms: A public restroom is not available.

Animals: Animals are welcome at this market.

Sit & Eat: Enjoy a picnic in the shaded grassy area near the market or use a nearby picnic table or bench.

Parking: Shoppers can park on any street space surrounding the market area, as well as town parking lots within walking distance of the market (please note street parking and lots are metered).

Activities & Engagement

Live music: Local musicians perform at every market.

SNAP/EBT: SNAP (formerly know as food stamps) is accepted as a payment method at this market. Visit the Market Info booth to get SNAP tokens and we will match you dollar for dollar with Granite State Market Match!

Social Media: Follow the Durham Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates throughout the season. You can also like and tag @seacoasteatlocal on Instagram and use #photo4SEL when posting your own photos and videos.

Review: Do you enjoy the Durham Farmers’ Market? Leave us a review on Facebook, we’d appreciate your feedback!

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