The chard glows like stained glass, and the carrots are sweet and earthy and deep oranges and translucent purple. Last summer’s harvest is bottled in raspberry shrub and flamingo-pink sauerkraut. Even in midwinter you can find a farmers market or a food market serving locally grown fare.
- From May to October, farmers markets crop up in most Berkshire towns. Williamstown and North Adams host theirs on Saturday mornings with live music, crafts, pastries and prepared foods.
- Even in the cold, North Adams, Pittsfield and Bennington farmers markets run monthly, and Berkshire Grown holds holiday markets in Williamstown before Thanksgiving and Christmas.
- Farm markets like Cricket Creek and food markets like the Wild Oats Co-op offer local meats and cheeses, condiments and baked goods.
One of the few year-round farmers’ markets in the area featuring fresh greens, root veggies, baked goods, dairy products, meats, crafts, music and more.
Working with local farms to get good food to good folks
A Virtual Farmers Market that delivers county-wide, offers financial assistance, and empowers youth and community through food and farming
Fantastic local produce, dairy, and baked goods for pre-order and contactless pick up.
