Farmers' Market in Autumn; Less Crowds, More Bounty
James Carnazza of Daddy's Dahlia Farm supplies autumn splendor.
James Carnazza of Daddy's Dahlia Farm supplies autumn splendor.
Olivia Rabbitt of Piecemeal Farm enjoying her favorite food — watermelon!
Olivia Rabbitt of Piecemeal Farm enjoying her favorite food — watermelon!
Late season tomatoes warmed by the sun.
Late season tomatoes warmed by the sun.
Cosmos and such from the Good Earth Flowers.
Cosmos and such from the Good Earth Flowers.
Pick a peck of peppers and potatoes.
Pick a peck of peppers and potatoes.
Douglas Brush from Flat Point Farm sells their soaps.
Douglas Brush from Flat Point Farm sells their soaps.
A boquet for the dining room table.
A boquet for the dining room table.
Island Cormo wool sweater just in time as temperatures cool.
Island Cormo wool sweater just in time as temperatures cool.
Missis Biskis performs at the market.
Missis Biskis performs at the market.
Nicholas Koines of Little Rock Kitchen Catering.
Nicholas Koines of Little Rock Kitchen Catering.
Lynne Daniels' Old Town Garden jams and jellies sell out quick.
Lynne Daniels' Old Town Garden jams and jellies sell out quick.
Sunflowers to brighten any mood.
Sunflowers to brighten any mood.
Beetlebung Farm's Theo Gallagher.
Beetlebung Farm's Theo Gallagher.
Will Reich works the Enchanted Chocolates booth with a smile.
Will Reich works the Enchanted Chocolates booth with a smile.
The West Tisbury Farmers' Market, a summer staple on the Island, has been running Wednesdays and Saturdays on the fields on the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society since June. September brings less crowds, but the bounty of produce and flowers remains.