posted Mar 17, 2010 1:17 PM by Crystal Nells
Special
Market - This Saturday!
PLUS -
Summer Market Preview!
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Andersonville Farmers Market Summer Dates
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Every Wednesday on Berwyn
between Clark and Ashland
June
23-September 8
3:00-8:00PM
September 15-October 6
3:00-7:00PM
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Winter Farmers Market
Saturday, March 20
9:00 am - 1:00
pm
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
1650 W. Foster (1 block west of
Ashland at Paulina)
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A Message from the Andersonville
Farmers Market Co-Managers:
As the days are growing longer and temperatures
start to rise, we are eagerly awaiting the 2nd annual Andersonville Farmer's
Market, which starts Wednesday, June 23rd. We are so excited
to be co-managing the market this year and we're anticipating a fabulous
season. This year's market promises to
be better than ever! You'll find all your favorite purveyors from last
year (we are proud to boast a 100% return rate for our previous vendors)
and
some great new vendors too. We're adding a flower stall packed with
locally-grown blooms, delicious treats, and a few surprises...you'll
have to come to the market to check it all out!
If you just can't wait for the summer market,
check out the winter farmer's market this Saturday at the Ebenezer
Lutheran
Church at the corner of Foster and Paulina. Details on this great event
are included below!
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Winter Farmers Market at Ebenezer Lutheran Church
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![Ebenezer Winter Market]() Saturday,
March 20
9:00am-1:00pm
1650 W. Foster
Come enjoy a market in the heart of winter with cheese,
natural meat
and poultry, micro-greens, apples, soap, syrup, honey, wool, raw fibers,
vinegars, dried fruits, milled flours, sauces and salsas, preserves,
cider, and fresh produce as available.
A
community breakfast and lunch with some seasonal and local ingredients
from the participating farm vendors, will be served during the market
while quantities last. This meal offers the opportunity to "taste and
see" the products being sold at the market, provides the growers with
sales before they even set up their market table, and gives members of
the Andersonville community a chance to sit a spell and catch up with
friends and neighbors over a tasty meal while contemplating their
farmers market purchases.
Free childcare, music for children
by Little Miss
Ann, face painting by Lisa Gillis of My Corner Playroom, cooking
demonstrations by Rene' Rich of Learn Cook Eat and Cletus Friedman of
City Provisions, wool spinning and more. | | |
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