A celebration of flavor, craft, and the joy of good food
A gourmet market set among the apple trees at Bolton Spring Farm
The Savor Fair is a thoughtfully curated outdoor market celebrating local farms, small-batch food makers, and inspired flavors from across New England. Set among the apple trees at Bolton Spring Farm, this early summer gathering invites guests to slow down, taste something new, and connect with the people behind the food.
Spend the afternoon sampling gourmet specialties, shopping beautifully made kitchen and entertaining pieces, enjoying live music, and discovering fresh farm products, all in a relaxed, scenic orchard setting. Whether you’re a passionate home cook, a curious foodie, or simply looking for a delicious day on the farm, The Savor Fair offers something to savor at every turn.
Sat., June 13, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sun., June 14, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Entry: $5.00
Bolton Spring Farm | Bolton, Massachusetts
Let us know you are coming!
Planning a beautiful day at the orchard takes all of us, from our vendors and gourmet food trucks to the musicians and makers joining us among the apple trees.
If you’re thinking of attending, we’d be so grateful if you’d click “Interested” or “Going” on our Facebook event page. It truly helps us prepare thoughtfully for the day and ensure the best possible experience for everyone joining us.
What to Expect
A curated outdoor market focused on gourmet food, farms, and flavor-forward makers
Retail gourmet food vendors offering items such as spices, jams, honey, cheeses, oils, and infused beverages
Tastings of small-batch, thoughtfully crafted local wines from Hardwick Vineyard & Winery (bottles also available for sale)
Gourmet mobile food vendors serving thoughtfully prepared dishes
Handmade kitchen and entertaining goods, including boards, bowls, serving pieces, and culinary tools
Live music
A beautiful orchard setting perfect for strolling, sampling, and lingering
Event includes:
Savor Something Delicious - Gourmet Food Truck Lineup!
Thoughtfully prepared and ready for you to enjoy!
Food worth chasing!
A returning favorite from our November event, Wheelie Good Food Truck brings authentic Liège Belgian waffles—perfectly crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and made to be enjoyed by hand.
From classic and specialty waffles to creative waffle sandwiches and paninis, their menu is both inventive and deeply satisfying, including past offerings featuring Bolton Spring Farm apples.
Serving all weekend, Saturday & Sunday.
Wheelie Good
A cozy cup, wherever you are
Old Mill House Coffee brings their beloved Chelmsford café experience on the road with a beautifully restored mobile coffee trailer, serving thoughtfully crafted espresso drinks in a setting that feels both warm and elevated.
A woman-owned, community-driven business, OMHC is known for its welcoming spirit and attention to detail, from perfectly pulled espresso to seasonal specialties made with care.
Whether you’re starting your morning or taking a mid-day pause, their mobile coffee bar offers a moment to slow down and savor something truly good.
Serving all weekend, Saturday & Sunday.
Old Mill House Coffee
Woodman’s of Essex
A Family Tradition Since 1914 | Six Generations & Still Frying
A true icon of the North Shore, Woodman’s of Essex brings over a century of seafood tradition to the fair with their beloved food truck.
Credited with inventing the fried clam, Woodman’s has been serving generations of guests with fresh, locally sourced seafood—from crisp, golden fried clams to classic New England favorites.
Rooted in Essex and rich with history, their offerings are as timeless as they are delicious—hearty, authentic, and unmistakably New England.
Serving all weekend, Saturday & Sunday.
Hand-stretched, wood-fired, unforgettable
A returning favorite from our November event, Wheat + Water is a husband-and-wife duo serving up wood-fired pizzas and their signature “Pock-itz,” all made with hand-stretched dough and thoughtfully sourced ingredients.
Their apple-topped pizza, featuring Bolton Spring Farm apples during our November event, was a standout hit, and a perfect example of their creative, chef-driven approach.
From the aroma of blistered crust fresh from the oven to each bold, satisfying bite, Wheat + Water is all about bringing people together over truly memorable food.
Serving Saturday only.
Wheat + Water Crafted Doughz
Serving handcrafted coffee+artisanal mocktails from our vintage mobile bar
Brewed2perfection is an artisan mobile coffee bar serving handcrafted espresso drinks and seasonal specialties from a restored 1977 horse trailer. Each drink is thoughtfully crafted using quality ingredients for a cafe-style fair experience.
Serving Saturday and Sunday.
Brewed2perfection, LLC
For the love of barbecue
HABBQ brings their craft barbecue trailer to the fair, serving up slow-cooked favorites with rich, satisfying flavor.
Pronounced “Ha-bibi-cue,” the name is inspired by the Arabic word habibi, meaning “my love,” a reflection of the founder’s Middle Eastern roots and deep passion for barbecue. What began as a simple love of serving top-quality barbecue has grown into a true way of life.
From smoky, tender meats to thoughtfully prepared dishes, HABBQ offers a warm, flavor-forward experience made to be shared.
Serving Saturday only.
HaBBQ
Making America Sharper
Professional Knife & Tool Sharpening • Live Demonstrations Throughout the Day
Bring your favorite kitchen knives, garden tools, pruners, scissors, and other well-loved blades to The Savor Fair and watch master sharpener Vlad work his craft.
Using traditional sharpening stones, precision equipment, and years of experience, Vlad restores dull blades to razor-sharp condition while sharing the techniques and craftsmanship behind the process. Whether you're a passionate home cook, gardener, woodworker, or simply curious about the art of sharpening, it's a fascinating opportunity to watch a skilled tradesman at work.
Drop off your items, explore the market, enjoy the food and music, and return later to pick them up freshly sharpened and ready for use.
Because good food deserves sharp knives. 🔪🌿
Meet the Farms & Fisheries
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Hardwick Vineyard & Winery
Hardwick, Massachusetts
A local favorite, close to our hearts
Hardwick Vineyard & Winery has become part of the fabric of our events, and we couldn’t be happier to have them join us for The Savor Fair.
With a focus on small-batch, thoughtfully crafted wines, their offerings are both approachable and distinctive, perfect for sipping as you explore the fair.
At The Savor Fair, they’ll be hosting a tasting bar in addition to offering bottles for purchase, giving guests the chance to discover new favorites and enjoy a true vineyard experience right here at the farm.
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Maynard Maple
Maynard, Massachusetts
A tradition, thoughtfully carried on
Maynard Maple is the work of Ron Kay, whose love for maple sugaring began in childhood in the White Mountains of New Hampshire—tapping trees with his brother and boiling sap right in their backyard.
Today, that same passion continues here in Massachusetts, where Ron has grown his craft into a full-time pursuit, producing high-quality, small-batch maple syrup and products with great care and attention to detail.
A longtime favorite at the Bolton Spring Farm country store, Maynard Maple is rooted in tradition, community, and the simple joy of something made well.
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Cape Ann Fresh Catch (CAFC)
Gloucester, Massachusetts
Fresh from the boat, straight to your tableCape Ann Fresh Catch has been a longtime partner of Bolton Spring Farm, we’ve proudly hosted their Community Supported Fishery (CSF) since 2009, connecting our community to the freshest, sustainably harvested seafood from Gloucester’s local fishermen.
Built on a simple but powerful idea, supporting local fishermen while bringing incredibly fresh seafood directly to families, CAFC has become a trusted and beloved part of our farm community.
We’re so happy to have them join us at The Savor Fair, sharing not just exceptional seafood, but a meaningful connection to the New England coast and the people behind it.
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The New Buzz in Town
Spencer, Massachusetts
From the hive, and beyondThe New Buzz in Town is a local apiary bringing a beautifully curated collection of honey and hive-inspired goods to the fair.
From golden, small-batch honey to house-made jams, granolas, and teas, their offerings are rooted in simple ingredients and thoughtful preparation. You’ll also find a range of handcrafted body care products, from candles and soaps to body butters, lotions, and lip balms, all inspired by the natural richness of the hive.
It’s a warm, inviting collection that blends pantry staples with everyday indulgences, perfect for discovering something new to bring home.
Meet the Artists & Artisans
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Saltbox Baking Co.
Homemade baked goods from a cottage micro-bakery specializing in brioche with rotating pastries and breads monthly.
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Arts By Emz
My fruit collection focuses on vibrant background colors that complement the natural beauty of the fruit. Working in the fitness industry, I’m inspired by themes of nourishment, vitality, and wellness, which naturally led me to incorporate fruit into my artwork.
I create my own photoshoot to ensure the picture captures the light reflection which I use a photo as my point of reference for the acrylic drawing.
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Hoppy Pop
Hoppy Pop is a hulless (kernel free) caramel corn that melts-in-your-mouth!
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JeLO Designs Pottery
Belmont, Massachusetts
Dedicated to the art of creating functional pottery, I am a small-batch artisan in Belmont, MA, a teacher at the Indigo Fire Pottery (Watertown location) & was honored with the Emerging Artist Award from the Monson Arts Council in 2023. As a full-time ceramic artist, my work is rooted in the desire to create functional pieces while consistently exploring new techniques, materials, and tools to achieve balance and originality. Starting with stoneware or porcelain, I transform each piece on the wheel and enhance it with intricate carving, colorful slips, stains, and glazes, uncovering the quiet potential within every ball of clay.
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ONN Specialties LLC
We’re a small, USDA approved facility producing a variety of extra crispy beef jerky chips. For the past five years, we’ve been proudly attending fairs and shows to share our product with new customers.
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Kitchen Sink Candle Company
Bolton, Massachusetts
Hand poured soy candles, candle accessories and fragrance items. -
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The Smur
At The Smur, as a travel inspired jewelry brand we celebrate the explorer in you. Our jewelry is a symbol of adventure, culture, and self-expression. Each design tells a story, making it not just something you wear, but something you cherish.
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Timber + Thyme Kitchen
Bolton, Massachusetts
Handcrafted Home Goods - stovetop potpourri, cocktail infusers, wooden breadknives, charcuterie boards, decoupaged dishes.
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Gingerebel Soap Company
Maynard, Massachusetts
Born in the wild Pacific Northwest, adventure and exploration have always been part of who I am. Gingerebel Soap Co. began as a personal journey to heal my own skin, inspired by the natural world and the bold spirit of the outdoors.Now based in New England, where every season brings wind, snow, sun, and rain, we’ve learned that there’s no such thing as bad weather—only the wrong preparation. And for us, that starts with healthy, resilient skin.
At Gingerebel, we create skincare for the adventurous spirit—products that nourish, protect, and keep up with every journey. Bold, natural, and crafted with care, our soaps and skincare let your skin thrive wherever life takes you.
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Divine Art Decorations
We craft resin jewelry, decor and keepsakes. Each piece is one of a kind, made with care and creativity. We have variety of products to offer from jewelry to coasters to chopping boards.
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Seven Dreams Farm
I weave practical items, intended for every day use. Beautify every day with dish towels, dryer balls, scarves, shawls, rugs, blankets, pot holders, coasters and more!
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Polsky Pottery
We are a husband and wife team who create pottery in our basement studio. Matt makes all his pieces on the wheel, everything from cups, mugs, tankards, bowls, to plates. His one exception to that are his whale sculptures. Annette hand builds all her ceramic creations. She loves making gnomes, cats, owls, and other fun sculptures.
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Brew Biscuits
Discover the unique taste and quality of our dog biscuits, crafted from the finest spent grains sourced from local brewers and distillers.
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Sowing Opportunities, Inc., 501(c)(3)
Malden, Massachusetts
Guatemalan Fair Trade Handicrafts: Textiles (wearable and utilitarian), using bamboo thread and traditional Guatemalan materials; Beaded ornaments and wearables, made with Czechoslovakian glass beads.
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Jurassic Soap Co.
Oxford, Massachusetts
Jurassic Soap Co. is a women owned soap and bath & body small business based in Oxford MA. Claudia, the owner and creator, was a microbiologist and chemist at Brigham and Women's Hospital for nearly 6 years. She has very sensitive skin with eczema which started the search for better skin care. She found and worked for a small goat farm where she found her calling: make soap, have goats, and teach others how to create clean body products and heal with holistic practices and classes.
All products are made in house. We hand make the oat milk for soaps and every ingredient in each product was researched and selected for their skin and body benefits. In addition to oat milk soaps, we make a variety of bath & body products including sugar scrubs, solid lotion bars, shower steamers, salt soaks, rosemary hair oil sprays, lip balms, coconut-free soaps and gift sets.
Whether you’re a human or a dinosaur, everybody and every body deserves to feel clean, refreshed, and pampered. -
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Ginny Remedi Designs: Jewels for the Journey
Malden, Massachusetts
I am a metalsmith and make rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants, etc., in silver, gold, and mixed metals, all my own original designs.
Using high temperature fine china raw clay, I make porcelain earrings, pins, necklaces, barrettes, etc., accented with 22k gold and combined with gemstones and 14k gold fill metal. In this media I also make message pins and mini wall plaques, and my signature "Hallelujah Heart" (pins and pendants).
I also have a line of Crystal Earrings (over 30 original designs) utilizing Swarovski crystal components and precious metals.I define my work as “Spirited Jewelry with a personal touch that is fun to wear and is proudly given.”
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Meghan Jordan Arts
As a self-taught artisan, I create handcrafted bags, home goods, and accessories using carefully sourced repurposed fabrics. Each piece is thoughtfully sewn to be one of a kind, blending quality craftsmanship with sustainability. My work brings together my love of thrifting, fiber arts, and reducing textile waste, transforming forgotten materials into functional pieces designed to be used and loved.
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AnglerFish
Bolton, Massachusetts
The AnglerFish team of Len and Kristin are both lampwork glass artists, using a propane-and-oxygen hand torch to melt soda lime or “soft” glass to form the beads that go into their jewelry, pens and small sculptures. They are also scientist-artists who build DIY LED-illuminated necklaces and display systems to illuminate their translucent glass beads and sculptural figures.
Len is the electronics expert, designing and fabricating all the components to make their illuminated creations wearable, while Kristin is the jewelry designer, creating new glass, seed bead, metalwork and other designs for illumination. They work out of a home studio in Bolton and sell primarily at regional art shows.
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Nidhi Jha Art
My work is rooted in the ancient artistic traditions of India and reinterprets them for contemporary spaces. Drawing from art forms such as Madhubani, Gond, Warli, Kalamkari, and Kerala Murals, each piece carries forward techniques and visual languages that have existed for thousands of years.
The paintings are layered, detailed, and textured. Using India inks, marble paste, acrylics, and intricate hand-drawn patterns, I build raised surfaces that create a subtle three-dimensional effect. This tactile quality invites viewers to move closer, to observe, to pause, and to engage.
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Lemons to Lemonade
Art & Fine Craft, Children’s & Baby Items, Paper Goods & Stationery,Kitchen & Entertaining, and Home & Living
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Rayre Creations
I am a fiber artist, and make a variety of crochet items, but my main focus is on plushies.
I also make polymer clay earrings, and have a large variety, from holidays, flowers, to all sorts of foods! My pop tart and donut earrings are a personal favorite! -
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Ginny Remedi Designs: Jewels for the Journey
I am a metalsmith and make rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants, etc., in silver, gold, and mixed metals, all my own original designs.
Using high temperature fine china raw clay, I make porcelain earrings, pins, necklaces, barrettes, etc., accented with 22k gold and combined with gemstones and 14k gold fill metal. In this media I also make message pins and mini wall plaques, and my signature "Hallelujah Heart" (pins and pendants).
I also have a line of Crystal Earrings (over 30 original designs) utilizing Swarovski crystal components and precious metals.I define my work as “Spirited Jewelry with a personal touch that is fun to wear and is proudly given.”
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Art de la Mer
I make framed resin art using shells, sea glass, bottles, jewelry, stones and other interesting things. I purchase fragrant soaps, (lavender, English garden, French pear, sandalwood, etc.) and I felt the soap with different colored wool.
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Endless Elegance
I'm a permanent jewelry artist and I also make handmade items.
Endlesselegancellc.com
Meet the Band - Aunt Mimi!
We’re excited to welcome back Aunt Mimi to The Savor Fair after their wonderful performance at our summer market last year. This up-tempo acoustic duo blends harmony vocals, layered guitar arrangements, and an eclectic mix of musical influences ranging from classic rock and British pop to country and modern folk.
With a setlist spanning artists from the Everly Brothers and The Kinks to Vance Joy and The Avett Brothers, Aunt Mimi creates the kind of warm, feel-good atmosphere that perfectly complements an afternoon in the orchard filled with great food, wine, shopping, and community.
The Day’s Activities
Market Strolling & Tastings
11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Market Hours
From the moment you arrive, The Savor Fair unfolds at an easy, inviting pace. Wander through the orchard, meet the makers, sample delicious offerings, and learn about the farms and small businesses bringing their best to the table.
Enjoy live music drifting through the trees, grab a bite from a gourmet food truck, and take time to explore the Bolton Spring Farm grounds as you shop and taste your way through the afternoon.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Bolton Spring Farm Hours
Lingering, Learning & Local Flavor
Guests are encouraged to return to favorite booths, discover new flavors, and enjoy the farm setting at their own rhythm. The Savor Fair is designed to be relaxed, flavorful, and deeply connected to the people and places behind the food.
Why We Love this Event
By attending the Savor Fair you are supporting:
Local farms and food producers
Small-batch makers and culinary entrepreneurs
Thoughtfully curated community gatherings
The preservation of Bolton Spring Farm’s open land
The Savor Fair brings together food, craft, and community in a way that feels both elevated and welcoming, a celebration of what’s possible when great ingredients and great people come together.
Slow Down. Taste More. Stay Awhile.
Set on 150 acres of rolling orchard hills and woodlands, Bolton Spring Farm offers a rare opportunity to step back and savor the moment. The farm’s timeless landscape creates the perfect backdrop for a day centered on flavor, connection, and the simple pleasure of being outdoors.
We invite you to wander, taste, and enjoy the beauty of the land while supporting the farms and makers who help keep it thriving.
Bolton Spring Farm
159 Main Street, Bolton, Massachusetts 01740
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.
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Yes! The Savor Fair is welcoming to all ages.
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Tickets are available at the gate during the event.
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Yes. Please dress for the weather and comfortable walking on orchard grounds.
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Well-behaved, social, and leashed dogs are welcome outdoors. Dogs must be cleaned up after by owners.
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Yes. Gourmet mobile food vendors and specialty food makers will be offering a variety of options throughout the day. There will also be beer and wine available for purchase.
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Parts of the orchard include uneven terrain. We will have seating and accessible areas available. If you have specific needs, please reach out in advance so we can accommodate you.
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