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Little Luke's Cafe
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Littleville Fair
Chester · Hampden CountyDates & Times: August 7-9, 2026. Hours: Fri. 4:00pm-10:00 pm, Sat. 7:00am-10:00 pm, Sun. 7:00am-4:00pm.
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Little White Goat Dairy
Orange · Franklin CountyOffer farm store stocked with raw milk, yogurt, cheeses and kefir. Also sell pastured meats. Farm tours and monthly workshops offered. Enjoy picnic area and Che
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Little Wren Farm
Northampton · Hampshire CountyLittle Wren Farm offers local, raw honey and natural bee products. Visit our website for more information (www.littlewren.farm).
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Little Yellowbird Farm
Southbridge · Worcester CountySeasonal fruits/vegetables/herbs, Chicken eggs, Hatching eggs.
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Lizzy's Homemade Ice Cream
Waltham · Middlesex CountySecond-generation, classic homemade ice cream parlor located in Waltham, MA, with another location in Harvard Sq., Cambridge. Make a variety of products homemad
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Lolans Farm
Middleborough · Plymouth CountySeasonal retail farmstand offering our own eggs, herbs, vegetables, harvest decorations, and bagged aged cow manure.
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Lonesome Dove Stables
Raynham · Bristol CountyBeginner to advanced lessons. Dressage, huntseat, summer camp, horse showing, leases, 4-H.
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Long Hill Orchard & The Big Scoop
West Newbury · Essex County Pick your ownFarm standBeautiful 138 acre family orchard along Merrimack River: ice cream stand, farm stand, PYO apples, peaches, pears, bakery, cider press, greenhouse and goats, app
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Long Life Farm
Hopkinton · Middlesex County CSACertified Organic CSA and sell veggies at the farmers’ market in Hopkinton and Ashland. CSA Pick up at farm on Tuesday and Friday, downtown Hopkinton on Tues
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Long Plain Farm
Whately · Franklin County CSAThird-generation vegetable farm in Whately offering fresh produce including bulk, CSA, farmstand, and wholesale options summer to winter.
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Lookout Farm
Natick · Middlesex County Pick your ownOne of the oldest continuously working farms in the U.S. PYO strawberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, apples and pumpkins. Families also enjoy train rides, chi
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