Native Farmers Market is ready for lunchtime crowd 9-13-16

Joseph V. Sowmick - September 13, 2016

Team Observer took a walk across the street from Tribal Operations to see the flurry of activity happening at the Native Farmers Market on September 13.  A veritable cornucopia of fresh vegetables, fruits, homemade desserts, pies and other goodies await you as you get your plans set for lunch. 

The Native Farmers Market has all your summer favorite farm fresh produce to get you and your family through the week and Tribal musician Delmar Jackson, Jr. has his guitar to keep the shoppers entertained.

Nimkee Public Health Educator and REACH Grant Coordinator Brandon Schultz mentions the Native Farmers Market can be a fun way to change up the weekly menu.  “Only a month or so left of market season.  If you have been meaning to make it over or you haven’t been over since early in the season, today is the day,” Schultz said.  “Our vendors will be set up by 10 and they will be there to serve you at the market pavilion until 2pm today.  Come over and grab your apples for family caramel apple night, your tomatoes for canning, baked goods, and all the artisans fine creations.”  

 

If you have a few minutes to pop by, please be sure to say hi and thank you to all the vendors that make the Native Farmers Market possible and don’t forget that elusive black reusable market bag.  If you haven’t had a chance to check it out this summer, the Native Farmers Market will be open until 2pm today so come out of see what down home freshness they have to offer!