Lenoir County Farmer's Market update for June 1, 2024

Lenoir County Farmer's Market update for June 1, 2024

The Lenoir County Farmer’s Market is located at 100 North Heritage Street. The market is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 am until 2:00 pm.

Good news for Tuesday's customers... Jen Rouse will bring farm-fresh eggs to the market.

Art Class Saturday, June 1st, for kids and adults.

See Tobai in the 3rd section.

Learn to paint a sunflower, a rose, or maybe another kind of flower on a canvas that you may take home. How much fun will this be for children and parents alike? Don't miss it. Look for the market manager. She'll be there learning a new skill. It's never too late! Also, I'm bringing jewelry: spoon jewelry and leaf necklaces, concrete bowls and planters (large and small), old school windows, and new pieces of concrete art too.

Saturday, June 1st

Celebrating the Blueberry!

A family-style breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage (also, some meatless meat), blueberry pancakes, coffee, sweet tea, and juice prepared by Seraphim and Julie. Word has it that Seraphim is trying a "Blueberry Fritter" and an "Everything Bagel Loaf."

8 am at the Rick Holder Annex . Call Julie Babbin at 252-253-8030 for tickets.

A limited number of tickets is available for $12.00 each. This is a fundraiser to purchase equipment for "Tammy's Kitchen."

Or if your preference is lunch, join us at the Farmers Market Pavilion for a delicious Coney Island hot dog meal, complete with chips and a drink for $5.00. Prepared by Sandra and Teri. All proceeds from the hot dog sales go to Farmers Market projects.

Fresh from the Porter's Farm:

strawberries, squash, cucumbers, potatoes, spring onions, sharp head cabbage, zucchini, Florida tomatoes, local blueberries, and fresh pound cakes.

Fresh from TC Smith Produce:

strawberries, squash, zucchini, collards, sharp head cabbage, mustard, and turnip salad. This will be the last Saturday for mustard and turnip salad.

Slip Stitch

Laura Baugher

TJ Designs

Crafts and Home Decor from TJ Designs

Kettle Style Snacks

pork skins, fried peanuts, and funnel cakes

Paulette Wade

Beautiful and delightfully scented handmade soaps

Honest Farmer

Pasture-raised chicken

B & B Eggs & Crafts

I'll be at the market Saturday with "Very Berry" banana nut bread, hanging flower pots, and of course, farm-fresh eggs.

Making It Happen Arts

Jeff Stevens

Lockwood Farms

Pasture-raised beef, pork, chicken, flowers, and eggs

Above the Briery

Pat Turner

Car freshies, wreaths and other wall decor, flower arrangements, some jewelry, pot scrubbing, maybe candle melts (depending on temperature).

The Donation Station will be here this week.

Kelly Tyndall from the Lenoir County Cooperative Extension will be at the market Saturday and will demonstrate how to make a dish using blueberries. Since Kelly has not quite decided which dish to make, it will be a surprise!


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