Category Archives for "farmers market"

Yesterday I was fortunate to be able to take a moment to stop by the new Elstro Plaza to check on the progress and also to run into one of the crew members who has helped with the project. A few minutes before I had arrived, the fountains had been turned on for the very […]

Wayne County is offering SO much to do this weekend!  Festivals, live melodrama, farmer’s market, Pottery Palooza and much more. Canal Days in Cambridge City begins Saturday, Heritage Festival at the Wayne County Historical Museum runs from 9/9 to 9/11, 10-5 Saturday and 12-5 on Sunday, the weekly farmer’s market will run from 8-12 on […]

In just a little over a week we have gone to a Harvest Festival, a live musical, a town festival and more!  Nothing to do in Wayne County?  Psshhh….. Saturday at the Farmer’s Market on 10th and Main we enjoyed the literal fruits and vegetables of local growers labors.  The Harvest Festival market offered lovely […]

Saturday (tomorrow) will be the last winter market at Townsend Center for 2012- 2013, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  Come to the Market to enjoy your favorite fresh vegetables, cake pops, homemade breads, local honey and more.  And then at 1:00 p.m. you can particpate in the potluck- just bring a dish to share and a […]

Today you can enjoy the taste of Latin America as well as local produce at the Winter Farmer’s Market.  See below for details:

Today was a great day for good home grown foods and getting your hands dirty.  And if you missed it, there will be another opportunity in just two weeks! Several volunteers showed up at the Townsend Center today to prepare the community garden for planting.  Some were from Earlham and all were there to support […]

by Karole Passmore Also included, Hagerstown Information by Christina Biddle Walker This year the Richmond Parks Department has an even bigger array of activities for kids and families to enjoy!  Starting Saturday (tonight) at dusk the first of the Outdoor Movie series begins. Cars will play at Westview Elementary on Saturday as the sun goes […]

If you haven’t heard about this gathering already, the 100 Mile Radius Potluck meets once per month and incorporates locally grown foods with the enjoyment of dishes prepared with them.  All are invited to participate and pitch in your favorite dish made of locally (within 100 mile radius) grown foods.  See below for details for […]

If you haven’t made it yet, you’ll want to mark your calendar for the dates below: