by lydia@btlt.org | Feb 20, 2026 | Blog, Farmers' Market, Latest News
As part of the Land Trust’s mission to support a vibrant local food system, we invite kids to participate in our POP Club program at the BTLT Saturday Farmers Market at Crystal Spring Farm. Each week that kids attend the Market, they can check in for POP Club, a...
by lydia@btlt.org | Dec 22, 2025 | Blog, Farmers' Market, Latest News, Uncategorized
The 2025 Farmers Market season at Crystal Spring Farm highlighted the value of hosting our Farmers Market on conserved land and underscored some of the challenges we face at our current site. This season marked the 26th year of the Market and had us thinking about...
by lydia@btlt.org | Jan 14, 2025 | Blog, Farmers' Market, Latest News, Uncategorized
Kids munching on fresh, crunchy carrots and eating bell peppers as if they were apples have become regular sights at the BTLT Farmers Market, where our kids program, POP (Power of Produce) Club, offers youth vouchers (POP Bucks) to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables...
by lydia@btlt.org | Dec 20, 2024 | Blog, Farmers' Market, Latest News, Uncategorized
In 1999, the first BTLT Farmers Market started with just a few vendors. Over the past 25 years the Market has grown to fill a field at Crystal Spring Farm with 40 vendors and hundreds to thousands of visitors each Saturday of the Market season. Tom Settlemire, one of...
by lydia@btlt.org | Oct 21, 2024 | Blog, Farmers' Market, In the News, Latest News
by Laura Sitterly | The Times Record To view the full article online, click here. Do you remember the first time you visited a farmers market as a kid? It can be hard to recall such memories, but they were formative — or so the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust likes to...
by lydia@btlt.org | Jul 11, 2024 | Blog, Farmers' Market, Latest News, Uncategorized
The American Farmland Trust is once again running their Farmers’ Market Celebration, allowing folks to vote for their favorite markets in the country. The BTLT Saturday Farmers Market at Crystal Spring Farm has won Best in Maine the past two years. We’d...
