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~ from Alicia, Countryside Public Market Site Manager ~ Can you believe how beautiful all of this snow is?! As breathtaking as it may be, I’m just not mentally prepared for it yet. Winter has a habit of showing up before it has been invited, clearly it didn’t get the memo that we still have another month left of fall. All of the excitement of snow can quickly turn into a case of the w.. Read More

Thanksgiving Field Guide • 2019

13-Nov-2019

Click the image for a delicious guide to a Local Thanksgiving!.. Read More

Farmers' Market Blog • Squash Hands

05-Nov-2019

~ from Serena, Farmers' Market Manager ~ I call it squash hands. The mysterious transformation of the skin on my hands after I cut up a butternut squash. It gets orange and tight and feels like I dipped my hands in gorilla glue. Like all things that ail me, I took to google. Turns out it's a real thing that happens to other people too. (whew!) Butternut squash has some seriously thick.. Read More

Farmers' Market Blog • What's New at Countryside Public Market?

29-Oct-2019

~ from Alicia, Countryside Public Market Site Manager ~ If you haven’t been to Countryside Public Market in a minute, you’ve been missing out! Each week our vendors harvest or come up with new and exciting things that we haven’t seen before! This last Sunday I had the most delicious apple-filled donut I’ve ever tasted and was pleasantly surprised to see some of my favorite veggies at the m.. Read More

Farmers' Market Blog • Howe Meadow Season Finale

24-Oct-2019

~ from Serena, Farmers' Market Manager ~ 27 markets 79 varieties of tomatoes 14 volunteers 13 tents 4 vehicles stuck in the mud 2 wasp nests 3 portapotty locks 4 keys locked in cars 1 coyote sighting 36,473 customers 387 SNAP transactions 1 pie party 72 vendors 17 farmers 23 cooking demos 27 musicians 18 burritos What. A. Season. There were ups and d.. Read More

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Farmers' Market Blog • Greens for Blues

14-Nov-2019