By Lisa Carolin
There’s a new option this month for your planting and fresh produce needs – the outdoor Saturday Chelsea Farmers Market.
The market runs from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at Palmer Commons at 304 S. Main St., and there is parking next to the market as well as across the street in the municipal lot.
Bring your shopping bags and load up on fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, eggs, jam, breads, cakes, cookies, and a variety of crafts. It’s a great place to get your Mother’s Day gifts as well.
Stop by the kid’s booth this week and learn how to make tart tin coasters.
To learn more about what to expect each week at the farmers markets, visit the website at www.chelseafarmersmkt.org, visit the Chelsea Farmers Market Facebook page, or e-mail [email protected].
Saturday vendors will include:
Arbor Trading Post – handmade leather goods
Bordine Farms – dahlia starts/tubers
Brieland Shoultz Farm – eggs, meat, produce, jam, muffins
Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce – TBD
Dougs Mugs – ceramics
Grateful Soil Farm – sourdough bread, produce
Goetz Greenhouse and Family Farm – produce, plants, eggs, flowers
Hankra Jewel – jewelry
Jacob’s Fresh Farm – produce, plants, starts, honey, eggs
JT’s Deli – vegan food to go
Kapnick Orchard – fruit, nut butter, fudge, baked goods
Kermit’s Pad – asparagus, hanging baskets/perennials/annuals
La Baguette – French inspired baked goods
Lynn Eckerle – aprons, cookbooks, photography
Marie’s French Bakery (AKA Beetons) – French baked goods – gluten free options
May We Color – watercolor paintings
Out of Round – ceramics
Taste of Petra – Jordanian Olive Oil – they have samples.
The Cookie Lady – cookies and dog treats
The Mitten Peanut Butter Co – hand ground peanut butters
Timbertown Reimagined – information on how you can get involved
