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Happy Thanksgiving! Celebrate the season by supporting local food and Edible Southeastern...

Thanksgiving Inspiration: caterers, restaurants, local artisanal products, etc

A curated list of local Southeastern Massachusetts farmers’ markets, shops, cafes, and caterers standing by ready to help with your Thanksgiving plans. Local, fresh, organic, and homemade should always be first on your list.

All the Farmers’ Markets in Southeastern Massachusetts

The most comprehensive and up-to-date listing of all Farmers’ Markets in Southeastern Massachusetts: indoor, outdoor, virtual, summer, winter – all of them!

Winter, Indoor, and Virtual Farmers’ Markets in Southeastern Massachusetts

Local food tastes better, is healthier, supports local families, builds community, supports...

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Farms in Southeastern Massachusetts, Master List

Updated for 2025 Farms offering CSA vegetable, flower, and meat shares. If you know a farm that...

First Impressions – Ventura Grain, Taunton

90% of all animal feeds purchased at Ventura are made on site! In January 2022 alone, over 70 tons of just one type of bagged grain, Layer Pellets, were made and sold at Ventura.

A Guide to Choosing Fish, Mullaney’s Harborside Fish markets, Scituate and Cohasset

Mullaney’s Fish Market in Scituate is a newly renovated market, boasting a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient processing plant, which includes a commercial kitchen suited for in-house chefs’ “Grab and Go” meals. A bonus rooftop patio with harborside views includes contemporary lounge seating, a raw bar, and repurposed lobster tanks filled with kitchen herbs and vegetables.

Bramhall’s General Store, Plymouth MA

Plymouth’s destination for the freshest locally sourced food, in a historic setting. Talk about family-run, the great-great-great-great-grandfather of the current owners founded the store almost 200 years ago! The building itself dates from 1750. Prior to being a general store, its uses included a barn for carpentry, a cobbler’s shop, and even one of the country’s first post offices!