Taylor Bray Farm in Yarmouthport MA 2026
The Taylor Bray Farm is located in Yarmouthport and is open to the public! In 1639, the farm was founded by Richard “of the rock” Taylor while the land was still part of the historic Plymouth colony. It remained in the Taylor family for many years until 1896, when the Bray brothers, who both worked on the farm for the Taylors, purchased the property. In 1987 the farm was purchased by the town. It is now run by the collaborative efforts of several preservation groups. Today, the smaller 22 acre property is a working farm. It has donkeys, goats, cattle, sheep and chickens. Visit with the farm’s sheep, cows, chickens and donkeys.
The farm is open daily, dawn to dusk
There are no fees at the farm but your donations would be greatly appreciated.
2026 Taylor-Bray Farm Farmers Market in Yarmouth Port
Step back in time and shop local at the 2026 Taylor-Bray Farm Farmers Market in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts! Returning every Sunday from May 24 through September 20, 2026, this beloved Cape Cod farmers market brings together fresh local produce, flowers, handmade goods, and community favorites at the historic Taylor-Bray Farm. Visitors can enjoy shopping from returning vendors and exciting new local businesses while exploring the farm’s beautiful 17th century farmhouse, which will be open for tours during market hours. The market runs Sundays from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, rain or shine, making it the perfect family-friendly Cape Cod summer activity. Experience local goodness, history, and community at one of the most charming farmers markets on Cape Cod.
Upcoming Special Events
Spring Sheep Festival
June 20th 2026 9-4pm rain or shine event
June’s beautiful weather plus the farm’s biggest event of the year, attracts a huge crowd. Our sheep are sheared and a demonstration of sheep herding by well trained dogs is presented. Local craftspeople show off their wool dying, spinning and weaving techniques. A variety of wool products are on sale.
Kids – and parents and grandparents too – love seeing the new lambs with the other animals. Everybody enjoys hayrides along the Don McIntyre Trail through the woods.
The silent auction to raise money for the care of the animals and maintenance of the farm has a fascinating array of items donated by our supporters. If your bid doesn’t earn you what you wanted, you can stock up on Taylor-Bray hats, tee-shirts and activity books.
Taylor-Bray Farm, 108 Bray-Farm Road North, Yarmouth Port.
