Ottsville Farmer's Market

Written by Administrator Thursday, 31 May 2012 09:57

OTTSVILLE FARMERS MARKET 
CELEBRATES FIRST FRIDAY IN JUNE!

Please bring your family and friends. For the comfort of market patrons, we welcome child friendly dogs and require all dogs to be on a short leash. We request that you refrain from smoking during your visit. Everyone is welcome at the picnic tables and to bring tables, chairs or blankets to enjoy some prepared meals from the market while enjoying the gardens! 

This week we are celebrating first Friday in June! In addition to our full season rain or shine devoted vendors listed to the left, this week we welcome: 
Mountain Pride Farm pygmy and angora goats, raw & processed fiber, yarns, rugs, mohair blend
Fowl Images prints, pillows, paintings of farm animals
Yellow Dog Pet Supply homemade treats for furry friends from Frenchtown
Organic Travelers Tea
organic hand blended loose tea 
NEW full season vendor:
Rocky Ridge Maple certified organic maple syrup, cream and sugar 

Palisades School District featured events: PIRATE APPROVED 
Palisades First Friday Activity: Palisades Youth Crew is performing an interactive presentation on their service trip experience to the Dominican Republic. PYC will set up a table during the market offering a fun Dominican game, paper flower making, free Dominican coffee and more! At 6:30 pm the students will share a video of their trip in the barn. Please visit and hear what they learned from this unique experience! 
Palisades Weekly Market Activity: 
Cybersonics Stop by the Palisades School Districts' Cybersonics
table to learn more about the club immersed in the dynamic world of science and technology. On a daily basis, Cybersonics students delve into the challenges of design, engineering mechanics, and computer programming - expanding their education and pursuits for a multitude of future careers. They will be selling environmental lightbulbs for your home and their fundraising efforts! 

Non Profit Table: Thank you to last week's Non Profit participants: The Gallows Run Watershed Association - there was certainly a lot of interest at the table all evening! 
The Gallows Run Watershed Association (GRWA) is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and improving the quality of the natural resources of the Gallows Run Watershed. GRWA advocates on behalf of sound environmental stewardship, sustainable land management, and the preservation of the rural character of Durham and Nockamixon townships. GRWA's tools include educational outreach, scientific research, active participation in the legal processes that effect local land use, and a strategic partnership with other organizations that share GRWA's objective.