Metro South Regional Restaurant Week Set
The Metro South Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the towns of Brockton, Easton,...
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The Metro South Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the towns of Brockton, Easton,...
Read More“Eating is an agricultural act,” Wendell Berry wrote by which he meant that we are not just...
Read MoreThe community boil a great way to introduce the idea of maple tapping to folks who may be hesitant to start it themselves.
Read MoreA mobile pantry – in a rebuilt school bus – will be the first in the state thanks to a collaboration between the Weymouth Food Pantry and the Town of Weymouth.
Read MorePairing restaurant takeout options with beautiful outdoor places, encouraging alfresco dining, no matter the season!
Read MoreFor lunch, consider Adam’s Falafel, just over the town line in Hanover. This relatively new spot on Route 53 offers much more than falafel.
Read MoreEdible South Shore was started in 2008. At that time Mayflower Brewing was one year old. Our photo...
Read MoreFrom their Facebook page: Whether it’s diving into the concert vault on Phishy Friday or...
Read MoreWe’re excited to hear it! Use the form below to submit your idea. We review and consider all...
Read MoreBy Sarah Daniels. This Thursday 12/23/21 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Destination Soups in downtown...
Read MoreThe location of the new food bank will improve food access in the region, and more importantly, will increase the amount of access pantries have to fresh healthy food options.
Read MoreThe highly anticipated Union Flats Seafood Co. has finally opened in New Bedford MA. Serving local, sustainable seafood is one of its core tenants.
Read MoreSPRING
March/April/May
ads due: January 28
SUMMER
June/July/August
ads due: April 18
FALL
Sept/Oct/Nov
ads due: July 18
WINTER Holidays
Dec/Jan/Feb
ads dues: Oct 28
Wine is food;
spray cheese is not.
Butter’s good; margarine is just yellow gunk.
Soil beats strip malls; food gardens are preferable to lawns; farmers, chefs, and artisans are our heroes.