THIS WEEK (June 15)
Chelsea native Sara Gordon will be at the grill
serving BURGERS and HOT DOGS
at the MARKET CAFE!
In keeping with our “made in Vermont” philosophy Sara will be using VT-raised meat from Black River and bread from the Vermont Bread Company.
Cheese, chips, and fixin’s available!
Sara plans to have PLENTY of food available, eat-in or take out, so come on down!
Chelsea native Sara Gordon will be at the grill
serving BURGERS and HOT DOGS
at the MARKET CAFE!
In keeping with our “made in Vermont” philosophy Sara will be using VT-raised meat from Black River and bread from the Vermont Bread Company.
Cheese, chips, and fixin’s available!
Sara plans to have PLENTY of food available, eat-in or take out, so come on down!
Customers will be able to sit under the shade of the red Café tent or take food into the sunshine at one of the other tables. To-go boxes will be available to take food home.
FUN for kids and adults with kids!!
Chelsea Public Library's SUMMER READING PROGRAM will continue this week.
The Orange County Parent Child Center will be presenting a special program for pre-preschoolers using play dough, bubbles, and oobleck; that magical substance invented by Dr. Seuss that kids love!
OCPCC's program will begin around 3:30 PM.
NEXT week, JUNE 22 will be the first KIDS VEND event of the season; contact marketmanager@chelseafarmersmarket.org for more information.
Music this week is by
Doug Perkins
making his second appearance at CFM this season.
Welcome back Doug.
We love your music!
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY VENDORS
Allenville Farm Angus Beef (frozen)
Blackbird Studios Functional Pottery
Diversity Farm Retail cuts of lamb, beef (grass fed), seasonal leeks, onions, garlic
Lisa’s Lathers Hand-made goat-milk soaps
GreyBar Farm Veggies, fruits, plants
Living Water UPCI Baked goods (pies, breads, cookies etc.); Crafts (dolls, tin punch items)
Patrick’s Poultry Eggs, yogurt, tea, lemonade, maple products
Phyllis’ Famous Donuts Raised donuts, prepared foods
Putting Down Roots Farm Veggies, meat, eggs, plants; baked goods; cards, notebooks
Scotch Hollow Farm Baked goods, cutting boards, crafts, eggs
Stardust Farm Eggs, herbs, salad greens, microgreens, other veggies
Take Stock Farm Vegetables, fruits, duck eggs, cut flowers
Whitney Family Farm Maple goods
OCCASIONAL VENDORS WHO WILL BE WITH US THIS WEEK
Sol Sewn; Pauline Van Gulden, a local seamstress who specializes in a wide range of sewing projects, including household items, as well as taking orders for clothing alterations.
Singin' Stones + Posey's Pincushion, Kasey and Janet, popular vendors from previous summer markets and CFM’s November Holiday markets, will be offering hand-made jewelry and craft items.
Hopeful Crow Gardens, Heidi Chapman with an eclectic selection of garden and craft goods, including her beautiful hand-drawn cards.
Allison Clayton Photography, Allison returns with a lovely range of framed and matted photographs, and paintings. If you’re looking for a wedding gift this season, check out what Allison has to offer!
Allenville Farm Angus Beef (frozen)
Blackbird Studios Functional Pottery
Diversity Farm Retail cuts of lamb, beef (grass fed), seasonal leeks, onions, garlic
Lisa’s Lathers Hand-made goat-milk soaps
GreyBar Farm Veggies, fruits, plants
Living Water UPCI Baked goods (pies, breads, cookies etc.); Crafts (dolls, tin punch items)
Patrick’s Poultry Eggs, yogurt, tea, lemonade, maple products
Phyllis’ Famous Donuts Raised donuts, prepared foods
Putting Down Roots Farm Veggies, meat, eggs, plants; baked goods; cards, notebooks
Scotch Hollow Farm Baked goods, cutting boards, crafts, eggs
Stardust Farm Eggs, herbs, salad greens, microgreens, other veggies
Take Stock Farm Vegetables, fruits, duck eggs, cut flowers
Whitney Family Farm Maple goods
OCCASIONAL VENDORS WHO WILL BE WITH US THIS WEEK
Sol Sewn; Pauline Van Gulden, a local seamstress who specializes in a wide range of sewing projects, including household items, as well as taking orders for clothing alterations.
Singin' Stones + Posey's Pincushion, Kasey and Janet, popular vendors from previous summer markets and CFM’s November Holiday markets, will be offering hand-made jewelry and craft items.
Hopeful Crow Gardens, Heidi Chapman with an eclectic selection of garden and craft goods, including her beautiful hand-drawn cards.
Allison Clayton Photography, Allison returns with a lovely range of framed and matted photographs, and paintings. If you’re looking for a wedding gift this season, check out what Allison has to offer!
If you don’t already live here,
'Come to Chelsea, it’s a BEAUTIFUL drive’
- it really IS!
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Chris checking out his display. It's beautiful, Chris, as always!
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Please tip our talented musicians, if you can! They play for us out of their love of community, not because of the size of our budget! Thanks from the CFM Board.
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Putting Down Roots Farm
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The Chelsea Farmers Market is a weekly community event on the North Common in the heart of Chelsea, Vermont.
The market provides a space for neighbors and friends to gather, play, eat, shop, dance, and enjoy the market's many offerings. From live music, to children's events, to festivals, the Chelsea Farmers' Market is a great place for families, friends, and neighbors. Averaging 15 vendors per market, it's a great place to pick up fresh, local staples and goodies like eggs, maple syrup, veggies, poultry, beef, honey, and DONUTS! In 2018, the market will occur on Fridays from 3-6pm, May 18th through September 28th. We will also have our special Holiday Market on the second Saturday in November, 9am-2pm, at the Chelsea Public School Gym. Follow the market on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! |
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