Liana Palmer about what is happening at the Codrington Farmers' Market on Sunday:
Oooh, did you say Glovers are bringing new potatoes to the Codrington Farmers’ Market on Sunday? They’ll be a great accompaniment to any of the sausage varieties, the choices of frozen meat, the expanding assortment of fresh produce, and Derick’s wonderful mushrooms. Dessert is covered too: The Bakery will feature babkas, galettes, cinnamon buns, and almond croissants. And, you can’t go wrong with Michael’s freshly picked strawberries. Put a bouquet of Melanie’s flowers on the table, and pour some Empire Cider. How easy is that!
An added enticement this week is Annie’s wood-fired bread. She has a new variety – Buttermilk Rye – along with other favourites: Cinnamon Raisin, Chipotle Green Olive, Cranberry Walnut, and more!
Amanda still has gorgeous plants, along with hummus and granola bars. There are lots of other snacks too. Pour a free coffee, find a picnic table, and enjoy the music of Bruce Croxford, with a guest appearance by the Joyfull Noise Choir.
Wait, there’s more! It’s the last Sunday of the month, so the Artisan Marketplace happens inside the hall. No admission charge, and a wonderful selection of hand-made crafts. And, the big red Fire Truck is joining us. Bring the kids and get pictures of them driving the truck, sort of. As always, the Library branch is open inside the hall. Friends of the Library will be selling raffle tickets outside for the little red wagon full of prizes. Proceeds will help furnish the renovated Library.
Draw date is July 1.
We’d love to see you. Sunday, 10-2 in Codrington.
Oooh, did you say Glovers are bringing new potatoes to the Codrington Farmers’ Market on Sunday? They’ll be a great accompaniment to any of the sausage varieties, the choices of frozen meat, the expanding assortment of fresh produce, and Derick’s wonderful mushrooms. Dessert is covered too: The Bakery will feature babkas, galettes, cinnamon buns, and almond croissants. And, you can’t go wrong with Michael’s freshly picked strawberries. Put a bouquet of Melanie’s flowers on the table, and pour some Empire Cider. How easy is that!
An added enticement this week is Annie’s wood-fired bread. She has a new variety – Buttermilk Rye – along with other favourites: Cinnamon Raisin, Chipotle Green Olive, Cranberry Walnut, and more!
Amanda still has gorgeous plants, along with hummus and granola bars. There are lots of other snacks too. Pour a free coffee, find a picnic table, and enjoy the music of Bruce Croxford, with a guest appearance by the Joyfull Noise Choir.
Wait, there’s more! It’s the last Sunday of the month, so the Artisan Marketplace happens inside the hall. No admission charge, and a wonderful selection of hand-made crafts. And, the big red Fire Truck is joining us. Bring the kids and get pictures of them driving the truck, sort of. As always, the Library branch is open inside the hall. Friends of the Library will be selling raffle tickets outside for the little red wagon full of prizes. Proceeds will help furnish the renovated Library.
Draw date is July 1.
We’d love to see you. Sunday, 10-2 in Codrington.
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