Visit us in downtown Pawtucket for great food from local farms, special community events, youth-made products, and more! Enjoy house-made prepared foods in our beautiful café, or pick up groceries and grab-n-go meals to take with you.

Funding for the estimated $14 million project is coming from four major sources: public sector (city, state and federal); corporate and foundation; private philanthropy and New Markets Tax Credits. Each sector accounts for between $3 – 4million. To dat …

Two state agencies—Commerce RI and the Department of Environmental Management—provided important grant funding which supported our due diligence efforts, including architectural and engineering assessments; survey, zoning and financial analysis; and en …

In late June, Mayor Jorge O. Elorza and Farm Fresh Rhode Island were honored with a 2017 Community Working/Investing in Neighborhood Stabilization grant at the United States Conference of Mayors in Miami. The awards include monetary grants to city-base …

We’ve been busy! Our program is growing to encompass even more great projects! Have you heard? We’re excited to share that our new venture to bring delicious and nutritious foods to downtown Pawtucket will open in late Spring!

A huge, warm thank you to Edible Rhody Magazine for the wonderful feature on Farm Fresh Rhode Island in the beautiful new Spring Issue, Petal Power!

This video features the seven members of Farm to Institution New England (FINE)’s New England Food Processors’ Community of Practice — a group of representatives from seven New England food processing facilities — including our very own Harvest Kitchen!

We are thrilled to share that Farm to Institution New England has featured Harvest Kitchen in a new food processing case study! It’s called “Youth Build Local Job Skills through Local Food Processing,” by Nathaniel Brooks. Take a closer look at this inspiring program!