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First Fall Saturday of 2020

Food Drive to benefit area food pantries

The Attleboro Police Association are proud to support local initiatives aimed at benefitting Attleboro food pantries.

Please bring any non-perishable food and essential household items for our community partners.

Canned goods, dry pasta, cereal, excess harvest, toiletries, and pet food are welcome donations.

Donations collected will be distributed to The Hebron Food Pantry, St. Theresa’s Food Pantry of South Attleboro, The St. Joseph’s Food Cellar and the Murray Unitarian Food Pantry.

IN THE NEWS

Walt Palm and his Palm’s Locally Made BBQ sauces are featured in Edible Rhody magazine. Did you know that he achieved organic certification for both his Mojo Honey Heat and Mojo Smoky Love?

It is no longer Summer

Need to know what’s in season for the freshest local produce? Use the Harvest Calendar from SEMAP, the South Eastern Massachusetts Agricultural Partnership.

The Attleboro Farmers Market is at O’Connell Field in Capron Park every Saturday until October 24 from 9 am to 1 pm.

Here’s the vendor list for September 26 (Subject to change), see below.

Please follow the Market Rules: There is one entrance/exit, no dogs or pets, wear your mask, wash your hands, keep your distance, don’t touch products, vendors can’t handle reusable bags, no eating, and please follow instructions. Thank you!

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Talk Like a Pirate Day

Argh me matey, September 19th is Talk Like a Pirate Day. Feel free to talk like a Pirate while at the Attleboro Farmers Market. Be a good Pirate and follow the Market Rules.

Attleboro Farmers Market Rules: There is one entrance/exit, no dogs or pets, wear your mask, wash your hands, keep your distance, don’t touch products, vendors can’t handle reusable bags, no eating, and please follow instructions. Thank you!

Market Rules
Here are the Market Rules: Wear your mask, wash your hands, keep distance, don’t touch products, vendors can’t handle reusable bags, no eating, no pets, and please follow instructions. Thank you!

Need some dinner ideas? Take a walk around the market

Put together some delicious meals with Deano’s Pasta, add some Foss Sauce, your pick of veggies for a side dish, bread from Great Harvest, and wash it down with some Crave Mead or cider from Meadowbrook Orchards.

If that’s not your thing then maybe Red Harvest has some baked goods, jams, jellies, relishes, salsas, dips, and dinners to go.

How about some Bonez Brothers BBQ? Or some seafood from Rhode Island Shellfish Co.?

Do you love biscotti? Look no further than Bellicchi’s Best Biscotti.

Looking for some maple syrup? Bonez Brothers have bottles of Ackerman’s Maple Syrup. Ackerman’s can’t make it to the market but their syrup can.

Need to know what’s in season for the freshest local produce? Use the Harvest Calendar from SEMAP, the South Eastern Massachusetts Agricultural Partnership.

The Attleboro Farmers Market is at O’Connell Field in Capron Park every Saturday until October 24 from 9 am to 1 pm.

Below is the Vendors for September 19, subject to change

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