Annual Garlic & Apple Roast

Posted 10/13/26

The Tiverton Farmers Market has moved back indoors and will be hosting its annual Garlic & Apple Roast this Sunday, Oct. 18. More than 50 local and regional vendors will be offering fall harvest …

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Annual Garlic & Apple Roast

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The Tiverton Farmers Market has moved back indoors and will be hosting its annual Garlic & Apple Roast this Sunday, Oct. 18. More than 50 local and regional vendors will be offering fall harvest fare, with an infusion of garlic delights.

The vendor offerings include:

• Nettie’s Bees from Rochester, Mass., showcasing their garlic honey.

• Divine Dough Bakery, featuring their roasted garlic parmesan loaves, garlic rosemary focaccia and a new savory garlic roll—all made with artisanal sourdough.

• Crazy Uncle Red’s fiery garlic spread, Hotstreek, crafted with fermented chiles, garlic and sunflower seeds for a tangy flavor.

• La Gatta Salata Food Truck, with Italian sandwiches, sides, focaccia and sauces.

•  Little Rhody Pasta, featuring pasta & ravioli infused with garlic flavors.

• Salty Wine Bar and Tolia Anatolian Eats offering Mediterranean specials, including hummus, Muhammara, olives, whipped feta and more.

• New Bedford Pottery, with handmade garlic graters and garlic keepers/storage.

WHAT: Tiverton Farmers Market

WHEN: Sunday, Oct. 18; 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

WHERE: Tiverton Middle School, 10 Quintal Drive, Tiverton

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