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.

More Exeter Market Information
Vendors: To see which vendors will be at the market each week click here to view our interactive market map.

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.

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!

Exeter Farmers’ Market
Swasey Parkway, Exeter, NH
2:30 – 6:00pm
May 1 – October 30, 2025

Can’t get to this market? Not to worry there’s one happening almost every day around here.
Check out SKC’s 2025 Summer Farmers’ Market Guide supported by Seacoast Eat Local to find another one happening near you!

Seacoast Eat Local cultivates a thriving food economy by building bridges between regional food producers and consumers. Our vision is that the Seacoast Region will have a vibrant, diverse community of successful farms and food producers and ever-expanding access for consumers. In dedication to this mission, we operate four primary programs: Farmers’ Markets, the Seacoast Harvest Local Food Guide, food access programs, and a variety of events fostering deeper community engagement with local food.