Williamstown Farmers Market in Full Swing| 09:59AM / Monday, July 12, 2010 | |
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williamstown Farmers Market, founded in 2000, is up and running this summer with several vendors providing a myriad of locally grown and baked foods and handmade crafts every Saturday now through October 9, 2010, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. There is no charge to enter the market.
The market, which opened July 10, continues to grow, offering local cheeses, grass-fed organic meat, freshly baked cakes and breads, jewelry, unique handcrafted bowls, and crafts for children. It's located at the Spring Street Parking lot, at the end of Spring Street off Route 2/Main Street.
Vendors include:
Apple Tree Hill Organic Farm
Roger and Nancy Johnson
AppleTreeHill@Mindspring.com
Organic seasonal vegetables, raspberries, homemade pies, maple candy and baked goods and an assortment of jams and jellies. Also introducing original prints and objects of art by local artist, Kelly Johnson.
Quimby Farm
Don and Norma Quimby
Organic made maple syrup, sweet corn, fresh vegetables, raspberries and blueberries in season and John's brown eggs as well as bedding plants and hanging baskets of flowers.
Jennydewjewels
Jenny Dewar
www.jennydew.com
A line of handmade jewelry in sterling silver, gold and precious stones.
Black Queen Angus Farm, LLC
Owners: Morgan and Rebekah Hartman, Peter VonSchilgen, and Terry Lamphere
Grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and growing into pasture finished lamb and goat.
BabyCakes
Helene Armet and Judy Turbin
Facebook: BabyCakes of Williamstown
Little cakes available year round by phone 413-458-9930 or email BabyCakes2468@gmail.com.
Memphremagog Studios
E. B. Errion
Original Fine Jewelry and Specialty Gifts designed and hand-fabricated in the Green Mountains of Vermont by Emily Beth Errion. All pieces are original, one-of-a-kind or limited edition items which may incorporate sterling silver, antique glass beads, high-karat gold, mirror glass, silk, velvet, and/or functional glass materials.
Sweet Brook Farm
Pete & Beth Phelps
www.sweetbrookfarm.com
The Phelpses raise high-quality alpacas for their fleece, and sell alpaca yarn, roving, and other alpaca fiber goods for sale in their farm store. They also make maple syrup from our own maple trees- 4,500 taps- and have fresh seasonal vegetables for sale.
Spencer Peterman Bowls
Spencer Peterman
www.spencerpeterman.com
Cherry, spalted maple, back walnut and cherry burl bowls and cutting boards. Handcrafted in Turners Falls. Local wood. Museum store and gallery seconds at half price. Featured in April's House Beautiful Magazine.
To find out more, visit the Williamstown Farmers Market Facebook page.
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