Hello, Vendors and Friends of the Collingswood Farmers’ Market!
How the season flies! Just a few weeks ago, we were seeing the first Jersey blueberries in the Market. Already this week will likely be the last for the organic berries from Brookeberry Farms. They have blueberries and blackberries, but will not have a crop of raspberries this year. Meanwhile, Springdale Farms’ blackberry crop, when it comes, looks like a big one.
Weatherwise, low temps and light breeze. Cloudy, with lowering humidity. High of 80 by closing. Precipitation 0%.
GUEST VENDORS
A full slate of popular favorites: Green Aisle Grocery, John & Kira’s Chocolates, Sweet Freedom (Collingswood’s gluten-free bakery). And the berries.
LIVE MUSIC
Trio Nova Duo will beguilingly strum and pluck on the east stage, while, to the west, Dave Kelly will hold court.
BID VENDORS
As always, Mike DiBartolo, not David Hodges, is your contact for all questions regarding BID participation at the Market. (609) 949-3424. mikied721@gmail.com.
MARKET ACTIVITY SPACES
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Loraine Delphy makes neck pillows and knits 100% cotton dish cloths (for vintage tastes) that last years.
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Andy Goldfield will be raising awareness for Susan G Komen Philadelphia (and he hopes raising funds too, with tickets to Komen Fundraiser events at Camden Riversharks games on July 30 and August 2).
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BUY 2 GIVE 1. Once again, Market Sponsor Lourdes Wellness will partner with the Oaklyn Food Pantry to collect food donations at this week’s Market for distribution to our food-insecure neighbors on Monday. Consider making donations directly at the Market. Also, donations or loans of coolers to protect sensitive produce during transfer would be greatly appreciated.