Wild
Oats, located in the beautiful hills and valleys of western
Massachusetts, is close to many small organic farmers and food
producers.As a small, independent cooperative business,
we are guided by the high standards, taste preferences, and healthy
eating habits of our members and customers -- not by a sales plan from
corporate headquarters.
We are able to offer a large and changing
variety of locally grown produce every day, in addition to local
artisanal cheeses, local handmade yogurt, and local dairy products. We
also stock locally raised eggs, grass-fed beef, local naturally raised
poultry, lamb and pork, locally produced bulk nuts and seeds, kombucha, beers and wines, and much, much
more. When you visit our store, you will find that every one of our
departments offers local items. Just look for the "Eat Local" decal, the orange tag, or ask one of our staff members for help.
Check out these upcoming and ongoing events in the area:
Berkshire Grown Holiday Farmers Market
Saturday, December 17
10 am - 2 pm
Williams College Towne Field House
82 Latham Street
Williamstown A perfect opportunity to
purchase many components for holiday meals, including produce, cheese, eggs, meat, poultry,
bread, pies and other baked goods, plus pickles and jams, from farmers and artisan
producers in the region. Also a great place to do some holiday shopping, with many local crafters offering handmade items for sale. For more information visit the the Berkshire Grown web site.
Support Group Meeting for Celiac Disease & Gluten Intolerance Thursday, January 19, 6:30 pm
VNA Office
535 Curran Highway
North Adams, MA A meeting of the Celiac Sprue Association of Berkshire County is scheduled for 6:30 pm on January 19 at the VNA office on Curran Highway in North Adams. Dr. Zhang, a gastroenterologist from North Adams Hospital, will speak about testing for celiac disease and why it is important for celiac patients to be gluten free. If you have any questions about this newly formed support group please contact Renee Tassone at (413) 329-4710 or visit the group's Facebook page (Celiac Support Group Berkshire County).
Berkshire Grown Holiday Farmers Market
A meeting of the Celiac Sprue Association of Berkshire County is scheduled for 6:30 pm on January 19 at the VNA office on Curran Highway in North Adams. Dr. Zhang, a gastroenterologist from North Adams Hospital, will speak about testing for celiac disease and why it is important for celiac patients to be gluten free. If you have any questions about this newly formed support group please contact Renee Tassone at (413) 329-4710 or visit the group's