Mansfield Growers Market

Mansfield Growers Market runs in Mansfield from April through November, with a Friday afternoon schedule that lines up with a produce-and-pantry stop at the end of the week. The vendor mix is notably broad for a small-town market: fresh vegetables, hydroponic greens, meats, eggs, maple products, bagels, gluten-free baking, chocolates, honey, goat cheese, flowers, and goat-milk body care all appear in the regular lineup. That combination gives the market a practical feel—you can shop for dinner staples, stock the pantry, and still leave with cookies, caramel corn, or a box of chocolate.

What you'll find there

The strongest pattern here is range: several growers bring week-to-week produce, while prepared foods and pantry goods fill in the rest of the table mix. You are not looking at a single-category market; the lineup stretches from hydroponic lettuce and cut herbs to maple cream, lamb sausage, shortbread, and honey.

• -Pick up cucumbers, carrots, garden onions, summer squash, beets, green peppers, and green beans from Keeney Farm, depending on the week.
• -Find meats and hot dogs from Hillstone.
• -Look for lettuces and other hydroponic produce from Udder Merry Mac.
• -Choose chocolate products from Highland Chocolates, including white, dark, and milk chocolate and pretzel bark.
• -Grab gluten-free baked goods from Berties Kitchen.
• -Stock up on handmade bagels, plus cookies, cupcakes, and brownies from Basically Bagels.
• -Shop Always Somethin' Farm for garlic, radishes, green beans, potatoes, scallions, lettuce, and raspberries, with selection varying by week.
• -Add jams, fruit curds, shortbread cookies, scones, and handcrafted woolen products from Yorkshire Meadows.
• -Snip-your-own-meal inspiration comes from The Herb Corner, which brings fresh cut herbs, cut flowers, herb plants, and produce such as zucchini, eggplant, onions, leeks, and swiss chard or kale.
• -Running Bear Farm offers produce and herbs along with whole chicken and cuts, smoked chicken, turkey legs and wings, lamb sausage, sauces, and stocks.
• -Pour maple syrup, sugar, and maple cream from Between Two Rivers.
• -Spring Meadows Farm brings eggs and a small produce selection that includes spinach and green onions.
• -Snack on caramel corn and popcorn in sweet, savory, and spicy flavors from Mill Street Caramel Corn.
• -Bring home honey and honey products from Lee's Bees.
• -Find goat cheese, fudge, and baked goods from Inn to the Seasons.
• -Twin Rivers Maple rounds out the sweet side with maple syrup and other maple products.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit rule to plan around before you head over. Restrooms are not available on site, so this is better approached as a straightforward shopping stop rather than a long linger. Payment methods are clearly communicated by the market, which helps when you are deciding how to shop across produce, meats, baked goods, and pantry items. Because several vendors note that offerings vary by week, the exact mix of vegetables, berries, meats, herbs, and baked goods can shift over the season. A Friday 3 to 6 p.m. window also makes this market an easy fit for picking up dinner ingredients or weekend supplies in one pass.