Nice variety of vendors at this farmers' market in downtown Oakland, including fruits and…read morevegetables, baked goods, and assorted crafts.

Great spot to grab some fruits and veggies from local growers. Not a huge farmers market, but large…read moreenough to find what you need. Tip - park on the street, not in the lot, unless you enjoy risking your life from people driving too fast in a small lot.

Great place to stop by if in town. Staff was very friendly with a large selection of items to…read morechoose from. they had both package goods from local vendors to food to be made. Lots of outside seating with outdoor activities, large connect four for example. Ample parking, recommend if in the area!

My daughter and I stopped by here on the way back from a ski trip and we are so happy that we did…read more They have all sorts of baked goods and treats from around the local area, including fresh vegetables and even meats from some of the farms. This place is definitely worth a stop if you have a sweet tooth And it definitely fit with the holiday vibe.

Really great selection of farm fresh fruits and veggies. Good jams and jarred items as well.read more

Everything about this store is absolutely amazing. I spent four nights in Friendsville and I made…read moresure to stop in everyday they were open. They have a great selection of veggies, cookies, salsas and they an extremely friendly staff. This is the perfect place to stop in for a nice fall feel. I will be back next year!

We stopped in Frostburg for a rail car experience. This little grocery store was really well…read moreappointed. I enjoyed seeing they had a local coffee that I enjoyed called Base Camp Coffee. It isn't cheap, at $20 a bag, but is truly delicious. The shop has a wide range of herbs, vegan treats and locally sourced food and beverages. It's worth stopping in while exploring the main shopping district. Service is efficient, and moved quickly in the check out.

Best vegetarian place in Frostburg by far! Food was amazing and they also have items available in…read morethe cooler and freezer for any vegan or vegetarian.

Springs, Pa. is a farming community that has had an annual arts, Crafts, farming demonstrations for…read more61 years! 1st weekend in Oct. Now I haven't been attending it 61 years..lol....but I have for 5 years or so! The festival is sponsored by the community and everyone pitches in to help! They have people making apple butter, quilting, sheep shearing, candle dipping, maple syrup making, broom making, etc. The churches has food for sale-loaves and loaves of fresh hot bread, apple butter, sour kraut, kettle corn then in cafeteria hot (real) pancakes/maple syrup, summer sausage, rich cottage cheese, many fresh pie slices, coffee, etc. outside of the barn (where most of the crafters are) has working farm demonstrations for the public. Nice festival and tradition to visit!

A hidden gem! The Saturday farmer's market runs May through September at the Springs Historical…read moreSociety's grounds in Springs, Penn., just over the state line from Grantsville, Md. Follow the small directional signs from Route 40. Arrive early and enjoy breakfast in the pavilion, typically prepared and served by students at the local Mennonite school. Pancakes are $.75, toast is $.50, two kielbasa-type sausages are $1.25. Three of us can eat a hearty breakfast for $8, and you'll sit at picnic tables with the locals. One of our favorite traditions! They also serve lunch items - chili dogs and burgers. Walk around the grounds to see 60+ local farmers with produce that deepens as the summer goes on. Our favorite are peaches ($4 for a half-peck -- unreal!) sold at the first stand on the left as you walk up towards the pavilion. You'll find anything and everything fresh that you can imagine -- tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, squash, berries and greens. Inside the pavilion, and on the other side from the breakfast stand, are all sorts of baked goods. Look for the line of folks at the donut stand -- giant and delicious homemade glazed donuts. Take home a half-dozen for $3.75 (also sold by the dozen or as singles). You'll also find pies, breads and wonderful baked treats. A sweet-tooth's paradise! Throughout the pavilion and outside, you'll see craftsmen, quilters, artists, and flea market stands. The Springs Folk Festival is the like the Saturday market multiplied -- so many vendors, artists and more. It's held in early October, at the conclusion of the farmers market Saturdays. Parking is plentiful in a big field.

Wonderful, young lady who waited on us was knowledgeable about different apples, e.g., cooking vs…read more eating. I surprised to see McIntosh apples in WV! They were delicious and our New England friends thought they had the market on McIntosh Apples. Wish I had bought more. If we make the trip again, that's were I will head! Penny Meyer Nicholson Princess Anne, MD

Just outside of Moorefield near 55 is this pretty little farm store. Everything from fresh veggies…read moreto flowers and plants for your garden. Pleasant customer service.

The sausages will change your life! Perfectly balanced flavors blended with love and humor. And the…read morepork butt? Never have I had BBQ pork with such a juicy deep and complex taste. It doesn't get more local (= authentic) than this.

The pies are so good! The fresh fruits and veggies are great quality and taste great! Employees are…read morevery friendly and the service is quick. They selection of wines and Ales is good size and the craft section is nice. The large playground makes it grest for kids as well!

Great selection and such a variety to choose from. I had several of the cookies and I am going back…read moretoday for more. Yummm