This Saturday: Support Local. Shop Safely.

April 25, 2020

8 a.m. - 1 p.m.

What's Fresh?

Squash - Bok Choy - Sunchokes - Cilantro - Carrots - Cabbage - Collards

Kohlrabi - Lettuce - Microgreens - Turnip Roots - Kale

Zucchini - Beets - Turnips - Mustard Greens - Swiss Chard - Arugula - Radishes

Mizuna - Mushrooms - Turmeric - Mint - Spinach - Green Onions - Salad Mix

New Potatoes - Ginger - Garlic - Rosemary - Strawberries

Parsley - Rice - Plants - Flowers - Soap - Lip Balm - Pickled Okra

Chow-Chow - Relish - Hot Sauce - Dips - Dressing Mixes

Chuck Roast - Grass-Finished/Grass-Fed Ground Beef - Various Steaks

Lamb Roast - Lamb Chops - Milk - Cheese - Eggs - Honey - Jams & Jellies

Canned Foods - Bread - Baked Goods - Coffee - Tea

The Farmer's Table

Breakfast & Lunch Available

Tuesday - Friday

Take-Out and Delivery!

Open Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. for pickup.

Vendors

The High-Heeled Hippie will be taking advance orders via Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheHighHeeledHippie/. You call also place orders for pickup from Wurmworks via Instagram, Facebook, or their website at www.wurmworks.com.

Shop Safely Every Saturday at the Market

A modified layout with vendors facing outward allows shoppers to limit exposure to other shoppers by not requiring them to walk inside the Market for purchases. Shoppers can quickly purchase items in a grab-and-go fashion from each vendor's booth in an open-air setting. Produce is pre-packaged for the safety and convenience of shoppers. Vendors are taking precautions by wearing protective gear, such as gloves and masks. Hand sanitizer is accessible to everyone. Shopping at the Market is a great way to support local farmers and safely grab the essentials needed for fresh meals at home.

Get Your Tools Sharpened!

Don't forget to bring out your knives, mower blades, pruning shears, hedge shears, shovels, and more to this Market this Saturday. James Sharpening Service will be available to sharpen your favorite tools and blades from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

4 Spring Ice Tray Hacks

Spring calls for warmer days, and the little ones are out of school during these days of "social distancing." Your ice tray can be your best friend during this period. It's for more than making ice, you know! Don't have an ice tray? You can pick a few up for cheap at any store that sells kitchen tools! To keep cool, try out these easy, fun ice tray hacks to get the most "frozen joy" out of your ice tray.

Make frozen treats by filling an ice tray with your favorite juice or Kool-Aid and insert a stick in them. Allow them to freeze into a solid. Enjoy!
Refer to #1. Avoid placing the sticks in the tray. Simply make flavored ice cubes for a delicious punch mix or beverage.
Fill the ice tray with your favorite coffee blend (we recommend Cold Drip from the Market!) to help cool your coffee beverage without taking away from its amazing flavor. Take it a step further even, and make iced coffees by adding your blender to the equation! Simply start by freezing the coffee after pouring it into the ice tray.
Freeze small pieces of fruit in water in the slots of the ice tray to drink frozen with your water. Think about it--almost like infused water, right? Delicious!

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