Check out Market Mobile for a taste of the wide range of restaurants, schools, grocers, and other businesses sourcing local food in our community — like Castle Hill Inn and Newport Restaurant Group. And see some of the items on offer from local farmers and makers such as these leeks from Four Town Farm.

Bring the kiddos to Armory Farmers Market and enjoy fun for the whole family on Kids Day! We’ll have extra fun at the farmers market, including bouncy house, fire truck, balloon animals, musical instruments, food tastings, and more! Free and open to the public!

Check out Market Mobile for a taste of the wide range of restaurants, schools, grocers, and other businesses sourcing local food in our community. And see some of the items on offer from local farmers and makers such as Red Onions of Tropea from Foggy Notion Farm, Kale from Schartner Farms, and Tomatillos from Meggie’s Farm.

Take part in our Second Annual Instagram Photo Contest in honor of National Farmers Market Week! The winner will receive $40 in Fresh Bucks tokens to spend at Rhode Island farmers markets, and have their winning photograph featured in our newsletter. Be sure to follow us @FarmFreshRI and hashtag #NationalFarmersMarketWeekRI!

Celebrate and serve Autumn’s delicious flavors with us! Harvest of the Month is our local food promotion campaign that promotes locally grown food each season in school cafeterias and meal sites. The program is a great opportunity to celebrate local foods, expose eaters to new produce and recipes, and support local farmers in the community.

Celebrate and serve Autumn’s delicious flavors with us! Harvest of the Month is our local food promotion campaign that promotes locally grown food each season in school cafeterias and meal sites. The program is a great opportunity to celebrate local foods, expose eaters to new produce and recipes, and support local farmers in the community.

Celebrate and serve Autumn’s delicious flavors with us! Harvest of the Month is our local food promotion campaign that promotes locally grown food each season in school cafeterias and meal sites. The program is a great opportunity to celebrate local foods, expose eaters to new produce and recipes, and support local farmers in the community.

Celebrate and serve Autumn’s delicious flavors with us! Harvest of the Month is our local food promotion campaign that promotes locally grown food each season in school cafeterias and meal sites. The program is a great opportunity to celebrate local foods, expose eaters to new produce and recipes, and support local farmers in the community.

Join us Thursday, 8/1, 3:30-7pm for a fun-filled farmers market featuring a Beer Garden powered by Troop, kid activities by the Providence Children’s Museum, and special “West Side Thursdays” disgruntled country-rock-punk concert by The Horse Eyed Men!

Check out Market Mobile for a taste of the wide range of restaurants, schools, grocers, and other businesses sourcing local food in our community — like Al Forno! And see some of the items on offer from local farmers and makers such as scallops, ground cherries, and celery!

Hear from Southside Community Land Trust about its summer youth program — now partnering with Harvest Kitchen and Groundwork Rhode Island to deliver rich experiences for underserved youth in Pawtucket and Central Falls, thanks to the Governor’s Workforce Board and other agencies.

The Rhode Island Food Policy Council has opened its 2020 legislative survey! Answers to this survey will play an important role in forming the Council’s 2020 legislative plans. The survey will be open through mid-September. Please take 5 minutes now to fill it out. Your input is vital when it comes to improving our food system!

Eat delicious wood-fired pizza from Flatbread Company Providence anytime 5pm through 9pm on Tuesday, July 30th, and the generous folks at Flatbread will donate a percentage of pizza sales to our Nutrition Education and Bonus Bucks programs! Tell all your friends that Tuesday 7/30 is PIZZA NIGHT!

Check out Market Mobile for a taste of the wide range of restaurants, schools, grocers, and other businesses sourcing local food in our community. And see some of the items on offer from local farmers and makers — like Butter & Sugar corn from Confreda Greenhouses & Farms!