Farmers Markets near Rehoboth, MA

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Warren

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East Providence

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Pawtucket

The Pawtucket Farmers Market, run by a nonprofit association incorporated in 2023, sets up Tuesdays 1 to 4 p.m. each summer outside Shri Yoga and Life Cafe in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The market supports small Rhode Island businesses and works to improve access to local food and artisan products.

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Providence

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Cranston

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Providence

Farmer's Market at Attleboro Farms runs year-round on Sundays, noon to 3, hosted at a private garden center on Hickory Road off Route 120. Vendors sell baked goods, cheese, eggs, honey, jams, maple, meat, plants, and pet food, with both indoor and outdoor space to shop regardless of season.

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Bristol

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Plainville

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Tiverton

Tiverton

The Original Easton Farmers Market runs Saturdays on Depot Street through the growing season, then moves indoors to Langwater Farm for winter. Look for fresh fruit and vegetables, baked goods, and artisan goods from area producers, most of it grown within a short drive of the market itself.

Bigger than a typical farmers market, this Saturday gathering at 719 Washington Street runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. year-round, rain or shine. Local produce and dairy farms share space with bakeries, a coffee vendor, soap and candle makers, a pet food stall, and a kids' toy swap.

Warwick

Warwick

The RI Grown Farmers Markets encourage Rhode Islanders to support local agriculture by shopping locally. Our markets are free to join and are open to RI-based vendors. By purchasing locally grown food, consumers help reduce the time and distance products travel from farm to table. In addition to fresh produce, our markets feature a variety of local offerings, including RI-branded merchandise, cut flowers, handcrafted wood products, and value-added goods!

North Kingstown

Zeigler's Market Garden is a first-generation family farm founded in 2016 by Zachary Zeigler — who started by farming his family's front yard in high school — now run with wife Sarah on leased land at the historic Misty Meadow and Warelands Farms in Norfolk, Massachusetts. Produce grows with organic methods built on compost mulch, minimal tillage, and multi-cropping, feeding local farmers markets and a CSA started in 2019.

West Warwick

Woonsocket

Volunteers run this Saturday market, 9am to 1pm from early June through mid-October, at Spring Brook Park in downtown Walpole. Local farms, bakers, artisans, and crafters set up along the brook, with live music and games rounding out the morning. Free parking, dog-friendly.

Walpole

Saturday market runs for 20 weeks, downtown Walpole MA, from early June thru mid October. Featuring local area farmers with the freshest produce, fruits and vegetables, bakers, specialty items, makers, crafters, artisans, artists and so much more. Live music every week. Something for everyone. Spring Brook Park is located along the Bay Circuit Trail, and is accessible, with plenty of free parking in the adjacent municipal lot. Family friendly, well behaved leashed dogs are welcome. Email us for information to become a vendor at [email protected]

When the outdoor Walpole market closes for the year, this one moves indoors to the VFW Hall on Robbins Road. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, cheeses, grass-fed beef and veal, pasta, baked goods, honey, cider, and crafts, with orders also available through the Foraged app.

Little Compton

Middletown

North Scituate

Brockton

Medfield

Medfield Community Market sets up Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 26 North Street, running May 31 through October 25. Local farms, bakers, and makers fill the tables alongside prepared-food vendors, and the market has become the regular Sunday stop for a town with no grocery-anchored downtown of its own.

Held at Choate Park on Oak Street, the Medway Farmers Market brings out local bakers and producers selling bread, cheese, honey, eggs, cut flowers, pickles, jams, sauces, and soap. It runs through the town's Parks and Recreation Department in season — call ahead, since the day and hours have shifted between years.

Newport

New Bedford

This market sets up inside Brooklawn Park on the Acushnet Avenue side, near the duck pond, with free on-site parking. It runs seasonally from July through November, selling produce, meat, dairy, and other goods sourced from Massachusetts and Rhode Island farms. New Bedford's Parks, Recreation and Beaches department can confirm this season's exact days and hours.

Chepachet

Saunderstown

Exeter

Dartmouth

Dartmouth Farmers' Market runs June through September at Rex Field next to St. Peter's Church in Padanaram Village, gathering local produce, flowers, meat, eggs, baked goods, and handmade crafts. It's built as much around community as commerce, doubling as a weekly meeting spot for the village.

Randolph

The Randolph Artisans and Farmers Market sets up at Powers Farm, a 22-acre town park on North Main Street, drawing local growers, food producers, and craftspeople for a monthly summer gathering that runs June through September. Check the town's site for this year's exact dates — the schedule has shifted between seasons.

Set up on the Milford Water Company property at 66 Dilla Street, this Saturday market runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from June through October. Vendors sell produce, honey, baked goods, jams, pickles, soap, and crafts, plus knife sharpening and the occasional food truck. SNAP and Senior WIC are both accepted.

Burrillville

The Burrillville Farmers Market Association is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the promotion and marketing of local farm and garden products in the Town of Burrillville and surrounding areas and to stimulate public interest in the consumption of local farm and garden products. The market supports local farms and products and helps to preserve farms and land that support farming and, thus, improve the quality of rural life in the Burrillville area.

A growers-only market — no resellers — sets up Saturday mornings, 8 a.m. to noon, in the Plumb Corner Market parking lot on Route 105 North, 565 Rounseville Road, from May through October. Produce, baked goods, meat, and dairy come from farms within roughly 50 miles.

Weymouth

Carver

Alternatives Heritage Market operates out of the historic Whitin Mill complex at 50 Douglas Road in Whitinsville, home base for the nonprofit Alternatives Unlimited and its ValleyCAST cultural programming. Details on current vendors and market days weren't available online — call ahead to confirm what's running.

Plymouth

Wellness Croft, Inc. is listed as a farmers market at 208 South Meadow Road in Plymouth, on Massachusetts' South Shore. Plymouth County is cranberry country, home to bogs that supply Ocean Spray's nearby Middleborough plant, alongside smaller vegetable and fruit growers. No independent website or page confirming Wellness Croft's own products or schedule turned up online. Contact them directly for current offerings.