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Suffern Farmers' Market

Saturdays 8:30am – 1:00pm, June 11 – November 19, rain or shine. Located in Suffern, NY at the commuter parking lot on Orange Ave. between Lafayette & Wayne.

Suffern Farmers’ Market will kick off the 2012 season with its first Winter Market! The winter farmers’ market will be held monthly on the 4th Saturday of each month from 10:00am – 2:00pm at the Suffern Community Center in the heart of historic downtown Suffern. The dates are: January 28, February 25, March 24, April 28 and May 26. The Market will offer fresh produce, breads, baked goods, grass-fed beef, natural body care products, and hand-made goods from local artisans. Bring your knives to be sharpened. Children’s activities will take place weekly.

A big warm thank you to all our loyal customers, vendors and new friends who made this farmers’ market season another successful one. Our 10th season was so great that we are exploring the possibility of running a winter market. Stay tuned…

Meanwhile, as you prepare for Thanksgiving, enjoy the latest post from a farmers’ market customer and mom food blogger at Kat Ate That.

 

This week at the Suffern Farmers’ Market:
The usual produce vendors – Iona and DoReMe as well as…
Liebestricken soy candles
Knife sharpening
Laraia’s Cheese Shop
Picklelicious
Sally Ann Designs
Bonnie’s Baubles & Beads
Honeybrook Farms
Coventry Body Care

We are on! Rain or shine! Sleet or snow! Come out and support the vendors who are making the trek to Suffern in this weather.

Hudson Valley Pantry will be on hand with delicious homemade jams, salsa and hummus.  Keyboardist Alex Richman will entertain with her blues and soul music.  Lisa Caccamise of Simple Earth Cuisine will do a cooking demo.

The Kitchen Garden is back! Dominique will be at the Market this week with the last of her garlic, scallions, & beets. http://ow.ly/i/jdio

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This week at the Market – Rockland Farm Alliance is back and so are soy candles.

 

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