I buy my bamboo socks here yearly, i xmas shop yearly too. Everything is organic, from veggies, to…read moretie dye clothing, weaving, and there is some pottery as well. They prefer cash, and are wonderful people, w regenerative farming practices. Their passion to leave the least carbon footprint is strong, and their creativeness and talent and labor are not lost in this endeavor. Those with similar passions would love to shop at this down to mother earth store.

What an awesome little hidden gem right on the CT, MA, RI border!…read more I live in the city but my parents' home is nearby and this is where they come to buy all their plants instead of Home Depot nowadays. The plants are super healthy, the owners are knowledgeable and wicked friendly, and - oh - they have an awesome little gift shop, too! That's where I got - and am going to continue to get - the best tie-dye shirts I've ever found. They have many different colors and designs, as well as some handbags and pottery that was pretty sweet. My favorite part about this place is that they carry hemp products! Dr. Bronner's soap, hemp chapstick (get the peppermint flavor) and more will keep me coming down to the Four Corners when I need to get fun gifts and/or vegetable plants.

Tucked away in the heart of Chepachet, Rhode Island, The Hen House is the kind of place you stumble…read moreupon by chance and leave wondering how you ever lived without it. It's not just a shop--it's a testament to the local artisans who pour their soul into every piece of jewelry, every jar of honey, every loaf of artisanal bread. You can feel the passion in every corner, where art and craftsmanship blend seamlessly. One of the owners, Kim, welcomed us like old friends, giving us a personal tour of her eclectic collection, a rare and beautiful mix of everything you'd want in a one-stop shop. We traveled all the way from Hawaii and found this gem--worth every mile.

What a cool little eclectic shop in the heart of Chepachet. They share all the local fare! Coffee,…read morehoney, ice cream, handmade items, canned goods, scents, herbs, art...you get the idea! It's a 'you have to be there' kind of store for sure! The store is well laid out and very inviting. You will want to try everything so bring your wallet! The hours aren't extremely prolific, so be sure to check the website for information. Enjoy!

Really awesome experience we came for the ice cream flight very first time doing it here at the…read morefarm. They sold 100 tickets with a waiting list in the end. Everyone was kind and friendly the person waiting on me at the front desk Tessa she was awesome. Very helpful and kind. I had lots of questions. She had no problem giving the answers. Then we did buy a few things at the front. They also offer each week a month a cabinet like you packed type thing today's had like some cheese sticks in it. It had a dip that had a quart of yogurt has some slicing cheese on burgers. It had the kind of crackers it had a cream cheese. It had about seven different items in the bag for $25. I really felt that was a very good value Because it's directly from the farmer. They had a lot of good deals today. They are fresh local meats and cheeses pies from humble pie company and waffle. They also had ice cream from like five different companies. This was a lot of fun so glad I bought the ticket. It was only $10 and well worth the price. My intentions had to take my grandkids up here so they can see the cows and stuff and they can get ice cream a different day.

I was looking for an out of the way place to pick up some produce during this awful covid 19…read morepandemic. I wanted to avoid the big super markets so I drove here from Worcester. At first I was a little frazzled when I realized you need to order on the website and then come down and pick it up. This was no problem. I called back from the parking lot, placed my order, and they brought it out and put it in my car. I'm sure if it was a busy time this may have taken longer. Bottom line: they are doing this the right way. I had no physical contact with anyone so all i needed to do was wash the groceries when I got home, which I do anyway! Great service. Decent selection for a country store. Friendly and helpful staff. Much safer than going to the grocery store for us and for them. I highly recommend this business.

A really cool small Farmer's Market. Plenty of vendors with veggies and plenty of fresh meats and…read moreeggs. Various vendors selling jewelry, oils and soaps. It was a really cool vibe with some live music as well. We really enjoyed our time there.

"I ain't gonna work on Maggie's farm, no more Well, I try my…read morebest to be just like I am But everybody wants you to be just like them" (Bob Dylan) This fantastic Farmer's Market on the Town Common is open every Sunday from June 5th through October 16th from 9AM to 1PM. It's just about the right size -big but not too big, know what I mean? Plenty of food and artisan booths to choose from. Vendor choices include plenty of fruit and vegetable farmers, plus baked goods, grocery items, dog treats, ceramic tiles, flowers, seafood, honey, soaps, granola, coffee, spices and more. We picked up six apple cider donuts from Worcester's Crust Bake Shop and a bottle of fiery Black Sambal Indonesian Hot Sauce from Worcester's Bali Marle. I had a teeny tiny sample on a teeny tiny spoon and coughed for 30 seconds !!!!!! Can't wait to add some to my next stir fry. If you are ever in the area when the Sturbridge Farmers Market is open, you really need to work it into your schedule. It's that good !

Super cool farmers market open Saturdays. There is plenty of parking on site, or you can park down…read morethe street along the river path and walk here. There is also a dog park at the far end of the lot. One admirable fact about this market is that they do food trunk fillings for our Veterans each week. The line is typically very long, which is not a bad thing. I'm thankful they do that for our modern day heroes. All in all, a great offering in this area.

So this is a very small CSA for vegetables and grass fed beef. They also sell free range chicken…read moreeggs and pasture raised meat chicken. I purchased a couple of the chickens they raise and I can tell you they were just delicious! My wife and daughter are from China and find American chicken to be lacking in flavor. They loved this chicken and I have been advised to go buy a couple more. We have over-bred our chickens and we feed them who knows what so they get big and plump but have no flavor. These chicken are raised is a fenced in pasture I saw myself, and they move the enclosure around to give them fresh pasture periodically. I will be trying the eggs next when I go buy myself a couple more chickens and will provide feedback on the eggs,

From the owner: Grass-Fed and Finished Beef. Pasture-Raised, Organically-Fed…read moreChicken and Eggs. Organically-Fed Pork. Organically Grown Veggie CSA, Flower CSA, and Pick Your Own Flowers.

I love these folks! The little farm is just the right size and they are extremely pleasant to deal…read morewith. Every time I think of blueberries, I pick at High Springs. Easy off 169 which is a picturesque road, they are just off it and onto a well groomed dirt road.

What a great spot, so beautiful! My friend and I had not seen each other in years and decided to…read moremeet up at this great blueberry farm. We had a great time chatting away while picking delicious blueberry surrounded by beautiful nature.

What better activity for July 3rd than blueberry picking? This family of three set out for a…read morepatriotic day as "American Pickers." I have been blueberry picking since I was a little kid with a coffee can hanging around my neck with a string of yarn. I always have & always will love the experience. I have been to farms in PA, NC, & SC. This was my first in MA. When we arrived, we met the owner, Bill. He was very nice & directed us to the bushes & gave us our buckets. My first observation: the bushes are enclosed in netting, you have to enter the area through mesh doors. Okay, smart move- keeping the birds out has enabled the bushes to have a HUGE crop. Every bush was bursting with large, ripe berries. We picked nine pounds of berries in no time, it would have been easy to keep going. The charge was $30, much less than you would pay in the stores for this quantity. The property was beautiful, and the farm was the perfect size. I'm happy to support local farmers, and we'll be back! Bonus tip: blueberries freeze well, so why not pick extra?!?