Local Event
Farm Stand (November-December)
- Great for Families
- Great for Foodies
- Great for Budget-friendly
The Bean Family Farm hosts a daily Farm Stand throughout November and December at 711 Clapboardtree Street in Westwood, MA. This local family farm provides a convenient spot for residents to access fresh seasonal produce and winter goods during the late fall months.
What to expect
- •Daily access to fresh seasonal produce
- •A variety of late fall and early winter goods
- •A traditional local family farm atmosphere
- •Varying daily hours of operation
Who it's for
- Families looking for local goods
- Foodies seeking fresh seasonal ingredients
- Budget-conscious shoppers
- Westwood residents supporting local farms
Good to know
Where is the Farm Stand located?
The stand is located at The Bean Family Farm, 711 Clapboardtree Street in Westwood, MA.
When is the farm stand open?
It is open daily from November through December, though specific hours vary.
What kind of items are available?
The stand features fresh seasonal produce and a selection of late fall and early winter goods.
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