Checkout our short video recaping the 2019 market season. Watch closely...you just may appear alongside your farmers market friends! We'll be back June 2020.

Apples. Pumpkins. Mums. Fall is such a fun time in New England, and your farmers market friends know how to celebrate it! We’re going all in this Saturday wi...

Checkout our short video recaping the 2019 market season. Watch closely...you just may appear alongside your farmers market friends! Our market is closed for...

We often find ourselves in a bit of a hectic state as we change the calendar from August to September. The slow days of summer suddenly give way to the relen...

Load the car. Fill the gas tank. Sit in traffic. Traveling over the Labor Day Weekend can be stressful! I like to save all of the energy, money, and time tha...

Hey there! We missed you last Saturday. As Milford celebrated Oysterfest many of your farmers market friends ventured out of town to make the most of a rare w...

Veggies were piled high as the market opened last Saturday. Boxes of basil. Bushels of zucchini. Corn on the cob picked fresh just a few hours prior. The sig...

From farm to grocery store, veggies travels an average of 1,200 miles*. 1,200 miles! If you were to travel 1,200 miles from Milford, you could land in New Or...

“Value is not made of money, but a tender balance of expectation and longing.” -Barbara Kingsolver Preparations for market season began in February. Farmers,...

When I spoke with Chris from Vaiuso Farm at the market last Saturday, he said a little heat and rain would really get the produce to “pop.” Needless to say, ...

“BROCCOLI RABE” I exclaimed after spotting it at Vauiso Farms’ tent last Saturday. It was like running into an old friend. Everyone nearby couldn’t help but ...

Before managing the market, I was a market goer. Yes, you too can be a farmers market manager one day! When I would walk the market, I always had a flexible ...

Last week my family and I ventured to the Adirondacks for our summer vacation. Far from our farmers market and usual routines, I admittedly found myself gril...

Can you find something red? How about something round? Maybe something squishy? At Kids’ Market this Saturday, a scavenger hunt will have kids searching for ...

Planning for market season began the first week of February. Yes, February! We huddled in the Parson’s Center, discussing everything from Kids’ Days to tomat...

“Winter is hungry season.” I often think of Barbara Kingsolver’s quote as I stare at produce in the grocery store come March. The tomatoes are especially tas...

Warm cinnamon smear scones. Juicy local apples. Colorful piles of pumpkins. A farmers’ market offers more ways to celebrate the season than biggest of coffee...

“Successful places have to think of themselves as a city – a distinct region and culture.” I recently read Our Towns, a collection of journal entries by auth...

A scroll through Facebook is an endless merry-go-round of emotional pictures this time of year. The classic first day of school snapshots. Photos of summer v...

Between the lazy days of summer and the relentless days of fall are a few Saturdays where the farmers’ market simply shines in boundless offerings. August cu...