Here’s what to expect at the Saturday Farmers Market on Aug. 4 on Park Street in the library parking lot, which is open from 8 a.m.-noon every Saturday.
There will be a packed house as 25 vendors are expected to be selling their products, and there will be music by Bill Personke from 10 a.m. to noon. while the Waterloo Area Historical Society will have a booth with a storyteller.
Here’s what to expect from the seasonal vendors:
Back Forty Acres: Naturally-raised meat, poultry and free range eggs
Beverly Crafts and More: Soap, bread, crocheted items, B.Anne all natural skin care products
Country Hills Pottery: Wheel thrown and hand built stoneware pottery
Fairy Hill Woodworks: Handcrafted doors and other Celtic inspired goods
fresh: Locally roasted coffee beans
Frog Hollar Farms: Produce, home baked breads & cakes, bird houses – Accepts Senior Market Fresh
Greystone Farm & Creamery: Sheep and cow’s milk cheeses
Heim Gardens: Vegetables, plants, herbs
Johnny Secreto Foods: spice blends, BBQ and spaghetti sauces; vegan chestnut chili
Kapnick Orchards: Fruits in season, baked goods
Mama Mofoods: 17 varieties of hummus; pesto
Merkel Gardens: Plants, vegetables, cut flowers
Myer’s Berry Farm: Berries, jams, birdhouses
Papa Tom’s Cajun Boiled Peanuts: Cajun boiled peanuts
Rulings’ Produce: Vegetables, cut flowers
Stone Hearth Breads & Bakery: Breads, cookies, rolls
Tantre Farm: Certified organic vegetables, fruits; cut flowers
And, some of these day vendors may set up as well.
Angie Godek & Sis: Crochet & knitted items
Applegarth Honey: Honey and beeswax products
Art with Annie: Hand-crafted jewelry, with simplicity in design
Bristle’s Handmade & Homegrown: Knitted items & produce
Cassidy Farm: heirloom vegetables
Chandra June: handmade adornments and pretty things
Elder Woods: Great Lakes stone birdhouses
Fairview Studios: Earthcrafts – medicine wheels, smudges, fans, landscapes
Flying Dragon Arts: Beaded and wrapped jewelry
Flying Hammer Forge: Metal bottle trees, garden gates, hanging planters, hooks, smaller metal sculpture
Fresh Baked Confidence: Baked goods with motivational messages
H & H Sugarbush: Maple syrup and maple molded candy
The Happy Peasant: Soap, herbs, wool, rhubarb, peaches, apricots, apples, plums, honey, eggs, beeswax
Kritter Komforts: dog beds, toys, towels
La Baguette: Baguettes, bagels, brioches
Nancy Camden: Hand-dyed silk scarves, fabric art dolls, tapestry purses, relaxation/creative visualization CD, audio oral histories
Pregitzer Farm Market: Produce and plants
Sisters, Suds and Salves: Natural body care
Time Engraved: jewelry
Hi Lisa:
I am the lady that was sitting with Bob Milbrodt on Saturday at Chelsea Days. Then Bill Holmberg walked up. Anyway I just love the Chelsea Update! Very good job. Could you find out why CL’s
Carryout out moved out of the old Pamida Center? They were there one day and gone the next. Guess it isn’t news since he is gone, but I just loved Carl. The other thing is is there a way I can print the Chelsea Update for my neighbors who are elderly and don’t have the internet. I tried to do it story by story but it also has a lot of other stuff with it. Thanks for your help! Good job!
I’ll see what I can find out for you about Cl’s, Judy. And let me see what I can do about suggestions for printing out stories.