Are you ready to Get Lost in Ludlow?
Welcome to the first issue of the Get Lost in Ludlow Campaign Newsletter! Get Lost in Ludlow was initiated to highlight the diverse range of quality dining options, outdoor recreation spaces, and craft breweries, among other attractions that reflect the charm of Ludlow.
Our close-knit community deserves to be shared with others. People of all ages, of all backgrounds, can find their place here. Through this campaign, we hope to attract visitors, local New Englanders, and the public to “get lost” in all that Ludlow has to offer. We are encouraging all local organizations, businesses, and groups in Town to engage with the campaign and help us tell your story!
We are excited to share the latest news and events from our Town. Discover what makes Ludlow a hidden gem of New England!
Upcoming Events
In September of 2023, Alex and Amelia became business owners when they took over Cady Street Meat Market.
The Cady Street Market family has strived to provide fresh, authentic and delicious Portuguese food and goods to the community. With a wide range of products, from frozen desserts and easy-to-prepare items, to wine, to canned items not sold in grocery stores, Cady Street Market transports you to Portugal the moment you step through the door.
Alex and Amelia have spent their time honing their skills as business owners, and building relationships with their customers. They are a warm and welcoming couple, eager to share their story and their hospitality with the community.
Pop in to Cady Street Market, say hi to Alex and Amelia, and leave with some delicious Portuguese goods!
Follow Cady Street Market on Facebook and Instagram!
Cady Street Market, 16 Cady Street, Ludlow, MA.
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Get Involved!
We’d love to hear from you! Share your stories, use our campaign hashtag #GetLostinLudlow, and attend our upcoming events. Together, we can showcase the best of Ludlow.
LUDLOW FACT
Did You Know?
Ludlow is often affectionately called “The Friendly Town” due to its tight-knit community vibes where neighbors still greet each other and local businesses know their regulars by name.