Hidden River Farm

Stonecipher Farm in Bowdoinham, ME, hosts a vibrant farmers' market that beckons visitors with a delightful array of fresh produce and artisanal goods. Nestled amidst the rolling countryside, this market is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking locally-sourced ingredients and unique handcrafted items. Stroll through the market stalls and discover a cornucopia of seasonal fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and baked goods, each lovingly produced by the dedicated vendors. As you wander through the market, the air is filled with the tantalizing aromas of freshly brewed coffee and sizzling snacks, creating a sensory experience like no other. Engage with the friendly farmers and artisans, learning about their sustainable practices and the stories behind their products. With live music adding to the festive atmosphere, Stonecipher Farm's farmers' market is not just a place to shop—it's a community gathering where locals and visitors come together to celebrate the abundance of the land. Generated using this place's available information

Blue Bell Farm LLC, located in Bowdoinham, Maine, is a certified organic farm recognized by MOFGA. The farm focuses on sustainable practices to provide high-quality produce in a commitment to environmental responsibility. Dedicated to promoting healthy eating and local agriculture, Blue Bell Farm offers a variety of fresh organic products for the community. Their use of solar power further reflects their dedication to eco-friendly farming practices. Generated from the website

The Center for Ecological Cultural Living Arts (CECLA) is a non-profit organization based in Saco, Maine, dedicated to practicing, teaching, and celebrating community-based ecological and cultural living arts. Their mission focuses on sustainable living, small-scale organic farming, and environmental stewardship through educational programs, community-building initiatives, and various partnerships. CECLA’s initiatives include the TerraTrek project, which aims to raise awareness about environmental challenges across America, as well as educational workshops and research on land and resource ecology. By fostering a sense of community and collaboration, CECLA works to increase local resilience in food production and promote cultural activities that enhance participation and pride among community members. Generated from the website