Share The Harvest Farm Stand Opens for the Season!

Share the Harvest Farm is thrilled to announce the seasonal opening of its farm stand on Thursday, May 14. The stand will be open every Thursday through Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM, with Sunday hours from 10 AM to 5 PM.

A favorite community destination for farm-fresh produce, local goods, prepared foods, and friendly faces, the Share the Harvest Farm Stand is ready to welcome visitors back for another incredible season.

“We are so excited to welcome the community back to the farm stand,” said Meredith Arm, Executive Director of Share the Harvest Farm. “The stand is such a joyful part of the season, bringing together fresh produce from the farm, wonderful local vendors and collaborations, and the incredible customers and supporters who return year after year. We can’t wait for another beautiful season.”

This year, the farm is excited to welcome Nikki Glick of Nikki’s Not Dogs as its Farm Stand Chef. Nikki will be bringing her beloved vegan fan favorites to the stand, including chili, broccoli salad, potato salad, pies, and more. She will also be creating fresh new collaborations featuring Share the Harvest Farm’s produce, including hummus, green goddess dip and dressing, farm stand Caesar dressing, pestos, pico de gallo, and other seasonal offerings.

To celebrate opening weekend, the farm stand will be offering samples of Nikki’s famous vegan key lime pie. Visitors are invited to stop by, enjoy a taste, and say hello.

Many longtime farm stand favorites will also be returning this season, including Aki’s Kitchen, NoFo Pot Pies, Springs Salt, Jamagansett, and more. Guests can also look forward to new discoveries throughout the season, along with the return of last year’s fabulous farm stand team: Jade, Sophie, and Tatum.

Opening weekend produce, grown by Farm Director Matt Quirk and the Share the Harvest Farm team, will include: lettuce mix, radishes, asparagus, fresh herbs, carrots, green garlic, and more.

Share the Harvest Farm grows nourishing, organically grown produce for local food pantries and community partners across the East End. Proceeds from the farm stand help support the farm’s mission to fight food insecurity while connecting the community to fresh, local food.

For more information, visit sharetheharvestfarm.org