Autumn in Rhode Island can be divided into two parts: second summer and fall. Until early November, days are still quite warm and so many of the things we enjoy doing outdoors (aside from life-guarded beaches) are still going strong, only now, they’re fall-themed and less humid (win-win)! Pick-your-own season is in full swing with everything from apples to zinnias, and restaurants and cafes have added pumpkin and spice and everything nice to their offerings. Whether you want to buy enough apples for 10 pies, embark on a weekend paddle, or get your scare on, this guide has listings for all of these activities and more. Divided into regions, this beautiful print resource is your go-to for whatever you want to make of fall.
FROM THE EDITORS: Please note that all events are subject to change, especially crop- and weather-dependent activities. To avoid disappointment, we recommend first checking with the host venue on social media or by phone for any details, restrictions, rain dates, and cancellations. If we missed your favorite event or activity, let us know! Email Marketing@heyrhody.com
Confreda Fall Fest: Tractor-pulled hayrides, amusement rides, PYO pumpkins, cider donuts, wooden cut-outs for photo taking, corn maze, barnyard animals, and more are just part of the family fun at Rhode Island’s largest vegetable farm! Hope, ConfredasFallFest.com
Oakland Beach Cruise Night: Motor down to the seawall to check out a fleet of classic cars by the bay. Oldies music is playing, and raffles support the Lion’s Club. Warwick, VisitWarwickRI.com
Warwick Food Truck Nights: Taste local flavors from your favorite food vendors at the Crowne Plaza. Facebook: PVD Food Truck Events
Exeter Fall Festival: This outdoor event includes the Yawgoo Valley equipment sale, local vendors, and more to support the Exeter Public Library. Exeter, Yawgoo.com
Jump Into Fall Marketplace: The grounds
at New England Tech is the location for 100+ vendors, food, and more. Partial proceeds will be used to establish a scholarship. East Greenwich, Facebook:
Jump Into Fall Marketplace
Conimicut Village Art Festival: The location is TBD so be sure to check in
for a list of unique vendors for this afternoon of coastal shopping.
Warwick, Conimicut.org
Yankee Steam-Up: Start your engines for the region’s oldest steam engine show
at the New England Wireless & Steam Museum. Music hosted by Cruisin’ Bruce. East Greenwich, NEWSM.org
Spooktacular Marketplace: A day full of free, spooky fun, featuring over 100 vendors, a petting zoo, costumed characters, photo ops, kids' activities, sweet treats, live performances, music, and food trucks for all to enjoy. Warwick Facebook: Spooktacular Marketplace
Halloween Campsite Decorating Contest: Tent and RV campers are sure to have fun making their sites spooktacular at Oak Embers Campground. Kids’ crafts and train rides, bingo, and more await. West Greenwich, OakEmbers.net
Kids Expo & Halloween Costume Contest: Show your creativity in this contest that has a family category! Indoor trick-or-treating, karate demonstrations, an appearance of the New England Witches Guild, balloon-twisting, and more pack this day of fun. West Warwick, BridalShowsByKelly.com
West Bay Open Studios: Roam through North Kingstown, Warwick, and East Greenwich on a self-guided tour of local artists and their maker spaces. WestBayOpenStudios.com
Wednesday Nature Walks: Norman Bird Sanctuary opens trails to the public for fascinating late-afternoon guided walks, free of charge. Middletown, NormanBirdSanctuary.org
Free Family Fun Day: On the first Saturday of each month, the Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium opens to the public, free of admission costs! Grab the fam and visit the center for simple crafts, storytime, animal discoveries, autumn nature walks, and more. Bristol, ASRI.org
Land Trust Days 2024: Explore more with Rhode Island Land Trust Council-led activities (some requiring registration), including a full moon walk, kite flying on the beach, and guided nature hikes, through October 27. Various, RILandTrusts.org
Raptor Weekend: Billed as New England’s largest celebration of birds of prey, the Audubon Society of RI hosts programs, presentations, and activities to educate about owls, hawks, and falcons. Adults can pre-game with Birds & Brews on September 6. Bristol, ASRI.org
Newport International Boat Show: This expansive event is a must for passionate boaters. Walk the docks to see brand new sailboats and powerboats, or find hundreds of marine products, services, and accessories on land. Sign up for educational seminars, in-water boating courses, and daily giveaways, too. NewportBoatShow.com
Bristol PorchFest: Local bands and musicians take the “stage” on neighborhood porches, entertaining passersby and concert-goers with a myriad of acoustic sets all over town. Rain date: September 22. Facebook: Bristol PorchFest
Summa Sizzla: Bid summer a fond farewell at this event bursting with local flavor, featuring grilled produce, meats, and seafood, plus baked goods, live music, artist-vendors, and more. Tiverton, TivertonFarmersMarket.com
Full Moon Ride: Get ready for an unforgettable experience as you embark on a 15-mile bike ride lit by the Harvest Supermoon! This month’s ride gathers at 6:30pm at Equality Park on Broadway. Rides have limited capacity, so register early. BikeNewportRI.org
Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival: Tasty seminars, a daily Tasting Tent, special dinners, Sunday Jazz Buffet Brunch, and a special guest appearance by celebrated chef Jacques Pépin and his daughter Claudine Pépin are part of this event at Rosecliff. NewportMansions.org
Ocean State Bluegrass Festival: Head to Frerichs Farm for three days of musical talent; catch performances and jam sessions, and enjoy workshops, food, and camping. Warren, RIBluegrass.org
Warren Works - Then & Now: JADE Engineered Plastics serves as the location for this 10th anniversary gala. Live music by the Willie Myette Trio, local seafood, and bites from Prica Farina and Black Basil Kitchen comprise this festive evening. WarrenHeritageFoundationRI.org
Newport Festa Italiana: This annual appreciation of Italian culture through food, music, and the arts kicks off with the Ziti Night benefit. A series of lively events continues through October 14 with the Italian Heritage Parade, and caps October 17 with a sauce challenge! NewportFesta.org
Newport Oktoberfest: The North Lawn at Fort Adams State Park is where you’ll find German beer, wine, food, and live music at this 21+ fundraiser where a portion of all proceeds go to Fort Adams Trust. Newport, FortAdams.org
Audrain Newport Concours and Motor Week: Car showcases, gatherings, seminars, and luxurious events lead up to the annual gala. Seminars and a special surprise guest are planned. Newport, AudrainConcours.com
The Great Townie Pumpkin Festival: Get ready for a whirlwind of autumn adventures at Crescent Park, where you can enjoy pumpkin decorating, explore local vendors, and delight in a variety of children's activities. Riverside, Facebook: The Great Townie Pumpkin Festival
Hope & Main’s Schoolyard Twilight Party: Hand-crafted small bites and beverages by local makers, plus a raw bar, are the centerpieces of this can’t-miss foodie evening under the stars. Warren, MakeFoodYourBusiness.org
Rogue Island Comedy Festival: Some of the best nationally and locally acclaimed comedians perform stand-up for 13 shows at five venues around the island to get folks laughing the night away. Newport, RogueIslandComedyFest.com
Columbus Day Sidewalk Sale: Enjoy breezy coastal browsing at this lively annual event where participating shops sell their nifty wares outside and offer special discounts. Newport, BowensWharf.com
Trinity Church Pumpkin Patch: Each year 1 Queen Anne Square is filled with pumpkins as far as the eye can see. Also find gourds, mums, pick-your-own, and more. Newport, TrinityNewport.org
New England Witches Guild Halloween Parade & Festival: Previously held in Wickford, this year’s event moves to the East Bay, with hundreds of witches marching from Riverside Square to Crescent Park Looff Carousel for live music, food, and more. East Providence, NewEnglandWitchesGuild.com
Bowen’s Wharf Seafood Fest: Indulge in classic RI delights at this delicious festival; sip on Whalers, listen to live music, and enjoy fresh lobster rolls, fish tacos, calamari, and oysters to your heart’s content. Newport, BowensWharf.com
Pell Bridge Run: The four-mile road race and walk is the only day of the year pedestrians are permitted to cross the famous Newport Pell Bridge! It starts in Jamestown and finishes in downtown Newport. PellBridgeRun.com
Warren Walkabout: Park, walk, take the free trolley, or hop on a pedicab to explore historic downtown at this annual festival of arts, food, independent businesses, and history; live music all over town and artist demonstrations add to the scene. DiscoverWarren.com
Trunk or Treat: Rather than going house to house, head to Fort Adams State Park where kids get to go trunk to trunk. Admission is typically a canned good. Newport, AudrainAutoMuseum.org
Seven Cedars Farm Haunted Hayride: Ride through a mile-long trail that twists and turns through the farm’s haunted woods for a Halloween experience you won't soon forget, every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in October. Smithfield, SevenCedarsFarm.us
Historic House Tours: On third Sundays, take a tour of the Smith-Appleby House. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the house dates back to 1702 and is situated on a rolling lawn by a stream. Smithfield, SmithApplebyHouse.org
Observatory Open Nights: On clear Saturday evenings, hop on over to Peeptoad Road to view the sky at the Seagrave Memorial Observatory. Free and open to the public, weather permitting. Scituate, TheSkyScrapers.org
Sunflower & Fall Fest: Weekends through October head to historic Great Road for fun by a sunflower field, including a variety of vendors and food trucks, all in the fresh air. Lincoln, Instagram: @butterflyfarmri
Central Falls Restaurant Week: There’s still time to sample a range of participating eateries that make up a diverse dining scene within a small footprint, from Stanley’s – an IYKYK burger joint since 1932 – to the most authentic Mexican restaurants around. CentralFallsRI.gov
Pawtucket Arts Fest: This nine-day festival features a variety of programming, including dance, music, theater, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts, to showcase the city’s dynamic creative community. PawtucketArtsFestival.org
Slater Park Fall Festival: The historic park, which features a Looff Carousel, is the setting for two days of arts and crafts, a pops concert, food trucks, and more. Pawtucket, BlackstoneHeritageCorridor.org
Burrillville Fall Harvest Festival: Horse-drawn wagon rides are a highlight at this event hosted by Liberty Farm at The Assembly Theatre, next to a scenic waterfall. Harrisville, Facebook: Burrillville Fall Harvest Festival
Great Pumpkin Festival: Revel in the start of autumn at this family-friendly fall fest, with contests, food vendors, live entertainment, and community organizations. North Smithfield, GreatPumpkinFestival.org
Stillwater Reservoir Paddle: Experience the wooded shores, islands, and scenic hills of the Woonasquatucket Reservoir, the largest water body in the Woonasquatucket River watershed at 300 acres and 2.3 miles long. Smithfield, WRWC.org
Great Road Day: Every year, the public historic properties on Great Road open their doors for visitors, each displaying special exhibits and free tours curated for this event. A bakery, blacksmith shop, and mill are among the sites. Lincoln, HearthsideHouse.org
Apple Festival: Now in year 36, this celebration of all things apple includes a craft fair, family entertainment, food trucks, and apples! Facebook: 36th Annual Apple Festival at Johnston Memorial Park
Rootstock: Don’t miss a day of community, arts, music, food, and eco-learning on the lands of Mowry Commons hosted by Revive the Roots. Tickets are limited, so plan ahead. Smithfield, ReviveTheRoots.org
Harvest Festival & Tractor Show: This annual fundraiser for a historic farm is a fall-a-palooza of fun with hayrides, barn tours, pony rides, and more. Cumberland, Facebook: Franklin Farm’s Harvest Festival & Tractor Show
Oktoberfest: The German American Cultural Society of RI invites guests to their biergarten, bierhalle, and Rathskeller bar for a cultural celebration of live music, dancing, festbier, and traditional cuisine. Pawtucket, GACSRI.org
Woonsocket AutumnFest: Since 1979, this event that spans the entire long weekend has been a northern RI favorite and the largest fest in the area. A long itinerary includes a parade, rides, food, live entertainment, fireworks, and more. Woonsocket, AutumnFest.org
Scituate Art Festival: Don’t miss this annual event that stretches across and beyond the town’s postcard-perfect village green. Shop arts, crafts, and antiques from regional makers, plus live music and a food court, rain or shine. ScituateArtFestival.org
Glocester Scarecrow Festival: Peruse a variety of decorated scarecrows, plus live music, pony rides, face painting, a marketplace, and more. Chepachet, Facebook: Glocester Scarecrow Festival
Gone But Not Forgotten Mourning Exhibit & Tour: Visit Hearthside House for a guided tour journeying from Simon Thornton’s wake with all the traditions and pageantry of death embraced by the Victorians on display. Lincoln, HearthsideHouse.org
Brown University Football: Watch the Brown Bears throw around the pigskin at their home games at Richard Gouse Field all fall long for their 2024 season. BrownBears.com
Food Truck Fridays: Craving handheld eats and an evening outdoors? Roger Williams Park Zoo hosts local food trucks doling out street fare at Carousel Village, every Friday through September 27. RWPZoo.org
Haunted Boat Tours: Take a spooky boat ride and learn about the many restless souls that haunt the streets and rivers of Providence. Tours run all season, and check for special Haunted Booo-zy Boat Rides. ProvidenceRiverBoat.com
Jack-o-Lantern Spectacular: Take a stroll through Rhody’s favorite pumpkin patch as Roger Williams Park Zoo is lined with thousands of masterfully carved, candlelit gourds from September 26 through November 2. Volunteer opps available for ages 16+. RWPZoo.org/jols
PechaKucha: A traveling presentation series, this idea- and story-sharing phenomenon hosts members of the Providence community speaking on a different theme every month, accompanied by 20 images. Find upcoming dates online. PechaKuchaPVD.org
Providence Artisans Market: Artists from all over Southern New England convene at Lippitt Park to sell their fine crafts, jewelry, paintings, and more on Saturdays through October. Facebook: PVD Artisans Market
Providence Flea Market: Now in its new home at 195 District Park, this buzzing market is brimming with varied vendors. Enjoy live tunes, savor mouthwatering bites from food trucks, and mingle with local nonprofits every Sunday through September 15. ProvidenceFlea.com
PVD Horror: These podcasters host pop-up scary movie screenings for cult-horror enthusiasts at Buttonwoods Brewery select nights. Follow for dates. Facebook: PVD Horror
WaterFire: This quintessential Providence after-dark tradition of seeing the river set ablaze while strolling Waterplace Park continues into fall, with food trucks, live entertainment, and more, on September 21, October 5, and November 2. WaterFire.org
PVDFest: The city’s signature event returns to downtown with spectacles like eVenti Verticali, where aerial dancers perform at 60 feet suspended by crane; multiple stages of local and international acts; Food Truck Village; vendors; maker spaces. PVDFest.com
Rhode Island Seafood Festival: Head to India Point Park for a day of live music, libations, and, of course, seafood from top local names in the biz. RISeafoodFest.com
Breakfast with the Zebra & Wildebeest: Start your day with a delicious breakfast al fresco and get ready for an adventure with the zookeepers as they prepare the mixed-species yard for zebras, wildebeests, and Watusi cattle. RWPZoo.org
Architectural River Tour: Departing from 101 Dyer Street, 75-minute boat tours take guests through 300 years of architectural history along the city’s waterways, from landmarks to hidden gems, led by the Providence Preservation Society. PPSRI.org
DESIGN WEEK RI: Rhode Island designers and entrepreneurs gather for an annual celebration of local talent featuring talks, tours, panel discussions, open studios, and parties, all showcasing the innovation and economic impact of the design sector. DesignXRI.com
Hope Street Summer Block Party: Pedestrian-friendly festivities from Rochambeau Avenue to Fifth Street offer a vibrant shopping, dining, and beverage experience. Enjoy live music, performances, food trucks, local artists, and more. HopeStreetPVD.com
Heritage Day Festival: Bring the family to the WaterFire Arts Center to explore world cultures represented in RI via exhibits, visual art, demonstrations, diverse cuisine, and a multicultural fashion show. Preservation.RI.gov
Rain Harvest Festival: A celebration of water, science, and art returns for this annual event at the Roger Williams Park Boathouse Lawn. Last year’s performers included RI Black Storytellers, Sussy Santana, Alpaca Lunch, and more. StormWaterInnovation.org
Makers Market: Stroll Wickenden Street for this family- and pet-friendly fest, where the street will be closed to traffic so vendors and artists can showcase their wares among local food trucks. ShopWickenden.com
Narragansett Brewery Oktoberfest: The Fox Point brewery brings a taste of Munich to PVD with their very own Festbier, authentic German food, and lots of fun. NarragansettBeer.com
Ocean State Oyster Festival: 195 District Park is your oyster as the new location for this celebration of the state's rich oyster-farming tradition with live music, local food vendors, and an abundance of fresh oysters. OysterFestRI.com
Little City Thrifty: Shop vintage and pre-loved clothing, books, records, art, home goods, furniture, and more at this curated experience of rummaged regalia taking over the WaterFire Arts Center with more than 85 vendors. LittleCityThrifty.com
Columbus Day Festival: An annual tradition put on by the Federal Hill Commerce Association, Atwells hosts entertainment stages, live chef demonstrations, a parade, and a taste of the Hill’s many restaurants throughout the weekend. FederalHillProv.com
Halloween Friday Night: The Providence Flea and Witches’ Night Out Market team up to bring the magic of autumn to Farm Fresh RI. A bewitching evening of shopping and snacking awaits! ProvidenceFlea.com
Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books and Authors: Meet award-winning authors and illustrators, enjoy storytelling sessions, and participate in fun activities centered around books and reading. LincolnSchool.org
RISD Craft: Stroll Benefit Street to peruse handmade fine art and design work by 130+ student and alumni artists, exemplifying mastery of craftsmanship and attention to detail in a wide variety of media. Facebook: RISD Craft
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Experience the cult classic with Nell Campbell, the film’s Columbia. Join the unedited screening with a live shadow cast and audience participation, and costume contest. TheStrandRI.com
Halloween Monster Dash 5K: Dash through the RIPTA bus tunnels in your costume of choice dodging spooky zombies – and bring the little ones along for a fun dash of their own. MonsterDashRace.com
Seaside Shadows Downtown Ghost Tours: Hear stories of deadly shipwrecks, cursed pirate treasure, and witches while exploring the historic architecture of this small seaside city. Westerly, SeaSideShadows.com
Fall Harvest Festival: Enjoy hayrides, a pumpkin dunk tank, corn maze, scavenger hunt, barrel train, and more, weekends from late-September through October. South Kingstown, TheFarmersDaughterRI.com
URI Rhody Rams Football: Bring your Rhode Island pride to the Ryan Center for the URI college football team’s home games. Arrive early for the tailgate, which requires a separate ticket, or just hit the stadium at gametime to cheer the team on to victory. Kingston, GoRhody.com
The General’s Market: Don’t miss the summer finale of the oldest continually operating flea market in Rhode Island. Pro-tip: arrive early at the General Stanton Inn for a delish buffet before getting your shop on. Charlestown, TheGeneralsMarket.com
Rhythm & Roots: The three-day festival still has one day left so don’t miss the Sunday concert lineup, plus food and craft vendors, at Ninigret Park. Charlestown, RhythmAndRoots.com
Folk Art Quilt Show: The South County Museum celebrates the history of quilting and contemporary forms for its 36th annual show, featuring quilts from local makers and a raffle. Narragansett, SouthCountyMuseum.org
45th Annual Run Around the Block: Enjoy stunning vistas of rolling meadows, sparkling water, and towering cliffs on this 9.3-mile run around Block Island. BlockIslandInfo.com
Block Island Pride: Rainbow tie-dying, drag queen bingo, movies at the beach, a Pride march, and more are among the fab activities planned for this year’s celebration. QueerBlockIsland.com
Wickford Harbor Fire: The village’s natural beauty is illuminated by glowing lanterns on the water for a night of food trucks, restaurant specials, shopping, and music. Facebook: Wickford Harbor Fire
Misquamicut Fall Fest: Take in the view of the Block Island Sound from atop a ferris wheel, snack on food truck fare, admire classic cars, and enjoy other fall festivities on the beach. MisquamicutFestival.org
Farm to Table Dinner: This museum fundraiser kicks off with a cocktail hour before dinner and an auction. Narragansett, SouthCountyMuseum.org
Family Day Celebration: Party like it’s 1674 at this fun afternoon at Wilson Park for the ongoing celebration of the North Kingstown 350th anniversary. All-age activities, music, food, and more are planned. NorthKingstownRI.gov
Calamari Festival and Cook-Off:
Dig into the Ocean State’s official appetizer at this tented rain-or-shine event featuring tastings, live music, cash bar, vendor marketplace, and food trucks. Narragansett, NarragansettCOC.com
Paddle for Progress: “Let’s turn Wickford Harbor pink for breast cancer” is the call to action for this second-annual two-mile paddle. WickfordVillage.org
Block Island Birding Weekend: Autumn on the island is flock-full of migratory birds on their way to their winter homes. Audubon naturalists lead birders on field trips to spot all kinds of species. Block Island, MassAudubon.org
Bark on the Beach: Leash up your pup and head to Narragansett Town Beach for an invigorating mile-long walk to raise money for Animal Rescue Rhode Island. Narragansett, AnimalRescueRI.org
Harvest Festival: Celebrate fall with Fayerweather Craft Guild’s festival featuring crafts from local artisans, live music, food trucks, and other seasonal treats. Kingston, FayerweatherCraftGuild.com
Pumpkins With a Purpose Sale: Set your watch for 12 noon when 5,500 pumpkins transform the grounds of Peace Dale Congregational Church into a pumpkin patch. Net proceeds will benefit Welcome House of South County. Wakefield, PeaceDaleChurch.org
Halloween Sweet Treats: Learn to make fan favorites such as royal icing-based sugar cookies, isomalt “glass” shards, ghosted meringue, cupcakes, cake pops, and more from the culinary pros at Ocean House. Watch Hill, OceanHouseEvents.com
Applumpkin Fall: An amazing autumn afternoon awaits at Ninigret Park, with a scarecrow building contest, bounce house, pumpkin painting, balloon twisting, a costume parade, storytellers, and more! Charlestown, Applumpkin.com
350th Anniversary Parade: One of the signature events celebrating NK’s big birthday is the parade, kicking off at 1pm for a day of community pride. Rain date: October 6. NorthKingstownRI.gov
Pumpkin Palooza: Join this family-friendly community party that boasts pumpkin bowling, a candy hunt, pumpkin roll, obstacle course of inflatables, white elephant sale, hot dogs, burgers, baked goods, and more. Wakefield, PeaceDaleChurch.org
Wakefield Oktoberfest: Brews flow all day from the biergarten, along with live music, street performers, traditional dancing, art vendors, and entertainment at this autumn celebration of German culture for the whole family. ContemporaryTheaterCompany.com
Block Island Half Marathon: There are no views quite like this half marathon, which takes you past beach dunes, the North Lighthouse, and rolling pastures. BlockIslandFerry.com
Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night: The Misquamicut Players reenact Monty Python’s parody of Guy Fawkes’ attempt to blow up Parliament in 1605. A bonfire will set the stage for this comedic night at The Windjammer. Misquamicut, GuyFawkesUSA.com
HopArts Studio Trail: Artists and artisans open their studios to the public for the weekend, offering demonstrations, details of their craft, and work for sale. Hopkinton and Richmond, HopArts.org
Spooky Views - A Halloween Stargazing Experience: Frosty Drew Observatory will be in Halloween mode with frightful sights, spooky sounds, and candy available, so don a costume and motor over to Ninigret Park. Charlestown, FrostyDrew.org
Ocean State Rhode Races: Lace up those sneakers and enjoy iconic RI scenery while you run a marathon, half marathon, or 5K at the 8th annual Ocean State Rhode Races. A festival at Narragansett Town Beach follows. Narragansett, RhodeRaces.com
Thriller Panel with Deborah Goodrich Royce: Ocean House’s resident bestsetter hosts a panel of authors Sara DiVello, Jean Kowk, Liv Constantine, Luanne Rice, Juliet Grames, and Elise Hart Kipness. Wine, finger sandwiches, and book signings are included. Watch Hill, OceanHouseEvents.com
Mystical Autumn Artisan Fair: Shop handcrafted pieces at the North Beach Clubhouse and get in the spooky mood when the New England Witches Guild perform their frightful dance. Narragansett, BridalShowsByKelly
Wickford Wicked Week: While dates were not available at press time, we anticipate a full roster of events – including the popular Witches’ Paddle
and Spooky Sip ‘n Stroll – to be posted soon. WickfordVillage.org
Across the state there are outdoor spaces where local growers can set up and sell their produce, meats and fish, blooms, honey, and more. Many farmers markets are open through mid-October, and all are great ways to invest in your neighbors while eating fresh. Provided is a sample itinerary to have you on your way. Find more at FarmFreshRI.org or search for “farmers market near me” – there might just be a farmers market minutes away, hiding in plain sight!
Sundays:
Tiverton Farmers Market
Tiverton
Mondays:
Neutaconkanut Park Farmers Market
Providence
Tuesdays:
Greene Library Farmers Market
Greene
Wednesdays:
Aquidneck Growers Market
Newport (and on Saturdays in Middletown)
Thursdays:
Foster Farmers Market
(and on Sundays)
Fridays:
Pawtucket Farmers Market
Pawtucket
Saturdays:
Burrillville Farmers Market
Harrisville
Formerly known as the RI Witches Guild, the growing group of enchanting dancers is now the New England Witches Guild. You’re likely to see them descending upon the state this time of year with their brooms and hats, spreading bewitching fun. Find a schedule of their pop-up dances and flash mobs at NewEnglandWitchesGuild.com.
Adams Farm*
Cumberland, AdamsFarmRI.com
Appleland Orchard
Greenville, Facebook: Appleland Orchard
Barden Family Orchard
North Scituate, BardenFamilyOrchard.com
Carpenter’s Farm
South Kingstown, CarpentersFarmstand.com
Clark Farms*
Matunuck, ClarkFarms.com
Confreda Greenhouses & Farms*
Hope, ConfredaFarms.com
Cucumber Hill Farm*
Foster, CucumberHillFarm.com
Dame Farm & Orchards*
Johnston, DameFarmAndOrchards.com
DeCastro Farms
Portsmouth, DeCastroFarms.com
Escobar’s Farm*
Portsmouth, EscobarFarm.com
Elwood Orchard
North Scituate, ElwoodOrchard.com
Festival Farm
Hope Valley, FestivalFarmRI.com
Frerichs Farm
Warren, FrerichsFarm.com
Goodwin Brothers Farm Stand
North Smithfield, Facebook: Goodwin Brothers Farm Stand
Healey Farm
North Kingstown, Facebook: Healey FARM
Highland Farm*
Wakefield, Facebook: Highland Farm
Jaswell’s Farm
Smithfield, JaswellsFarm.com
Manfredi Farms*
Westerly, Facebook: Manfredi Farms
Mapleville Farm
Mapleville, BensBakery.com/MaplevilleFarm
Morris Farm*
Warwick, Facebook: J Morris Farms
Narrow Lane Orchard
North Kingstown, NarrowLaneOrchardRI.com
Old Stone Orchard
Little Compton, Facebook: Old Stone Orchard 33
Pasquale Farms
Richmond, PasqualeFarms.com
Pat’s Pastured
East Greenwich, PatsPastured.com
Pezza Farm
Johnston, PezzaFarm.com
Pippin Apple Orchard
Cranston, Facebook: Pippin Apple Orchard
Quonset View Farm
Portsmouth, Facebook: Quonset View Farm
Salisbury Farm*
Johnston, SalisburyFarm.com
Spring Hill Sugar House*
Richmond, Facebook: Spring Hill Sugar House
Stamp Farms
Exeter, StampFarms.com
Steere Orchard
Greenville, SteereOrchard.com
Sunset Orchard Farm
North Scituate, SunsetOrchardsRI.com
Sweet Berry Farm
Middletown, SweetBerryFarmRI.com
The Farmer’s Daughter
South Kingstown, TheFarmersDaughterRI.com
Wishing Stone Farm
Little Compton, WishingStoneFarm.com
Young Family Farm
Little Compton, YoungFamilyFarm.com
*Corn Mazes
Block Island Ghost Tours
BlockIslandGhostTours.com
Ghosts of Newport
GhostsofNewport.com
Haunted Boat Rides
ProvidenceRiverboat.com
Providence Ghost Tour
ProvidenceGhostTour.com
Seaside Shadows Downtown Westerly Ghost Tours
SeaSideShadows.com
13th World
Cumberland, 13thWorld.com
Factory of Terror
West Warwick, FactoryOfTerror.com
Scary Acres RI
Cranston, ScaryAcresRI.com
Seven Cedars Farm
Smithfield, SevenCedarsFarm.us
Slater Park Haunted Tunnel
Pawtucket | Facebook: Haunted Tunnel RI
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