Vendors
- Amina's Syria Kitchen
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Amina & Rayad Alouch | ChesterThe Alouch family makes middle eastern foods like falafel, hummus, pastries, fatayer, soup, and more.Find them at our outdoor market every week.
- Bear River Farms
Saskia & Thilo Kolass | Bear River, NSThe grain used to make their sourdough rye bread is grown on their certified Biodynamic Farm. The rye is freshly milled each week; the dough is kneaded by hand and baked using a family recipe that is over 120 years old. This delicious bread contains NO wheat, NO yeast, NO dairy, NO sugar and NO eggs. It is very easy to digest and it is vegan! You can toast it and freeze it and it goes well with everything. You can find their bread for sale at our market at the Airstream Cafe.
Find their products bi-weekly at our outdoor market.
- Boulangerie La Vendéenne
David Unterweger | Blockhouse, NS'Our mission is to offer our customers authentic French breads and viennoiseries using traditional artisanal baking methods. Our commitment to delivering fresh certified organic breads is matched with our desire to support the environment from beginning to end, offering healthy food, using high quality ingredients, following organic standards and procedures, and supporting local farmers.'
Find their products weekly at our outdoor market at The Airstream Café.
- Brenda's Baked Goods
Brenda Verreault | Barrs Corner, NSDelicious homemade baked goods made with quality ingredients. You can choose from various delicacies such as:
- Pies, scones, cookies, squares, muffins and more
- decorated cakes, biscuits, cinnamon buns, and cupcakes
- gluten-free products available upon request.
Find her products weekly at our outdoor market.
- Century Homestead Farm & Floral
Connie Jefferson & Paul Mailman | Hebbville, NSConnie produces no-spray, naturally grown garlic, tomatoes, peppers, ground cherries, greens (season extension!), leeks, onions, herbs, asparagus, small fruit, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots and more. If you were at the market last season you will have noticed her beautiful fresh and dried flowers as well.
Find their products weekly at our outdoor market.
- Corkums Island Pottery
David Morison | Corkums Island, NSDavid produces hand-made, mostly wheel-thrown, functional pottery for your home. From staple mugs to one-of-a-kind vases in warm, natural colours.
Find his products online every week or in person periodically.
- Corkums Island Weaving
Anne Morison | Corkums Island, NSAnne makes hand woven items, including tea towels, scarves, lap blankets.
You'll find Anne at our market every week.
- DD Dog Treats
Kathy Lowe | Western Shore, NSKaty makes homemade all natural dog and cat treats. She is also venturing into dog accessories such as leashes, collars, tags, and bandanas.
Available at our outdoor market most weeks.
- Elizabeth’s Handwovens
Elizabeth Aulenback | Auburndale, NS‘One-of-a kind handwoven items woven with care on my floor looms. A variety of Kamp Kloths (use as towels, double placemats, table mats, baby change cloths, use your imagination!), Shawls, Scarves, Cowls, Tableware, Blankets and more. Custom orders as time permits.'
Find her products periodically at our outdoor market. Subscribe to our newsletter to find out when.
- Indian Garden Farms
Matthew Hebb & Family | Hebbville, NSEstablished in 1856, Indian Garden Farms is well known for their seasonal fruit and vegetables.
Throughout the season they bring a variety of hanging planters, jams, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, beans, peas, carrots, beets, potatoes, cranberries, apples, pears and their famous corn.
Available weekly at our outdoor market.
- Monthly Artisan Vendors
various | Nova ScotiaWe are inviting local artisans to join us on the last Saturday of the month for our Artisan Market. Subscribe to our newsletter to find out who will be there.
Our 2022 dates are: June 25, July 30, Aug 27, Sep 24 & Oct 29.
Our holiday market dates are Nov 20 & 27, Dec 4, 11 & 18.
If you would like to become a vendor, please read the Become a Vendor section of our website and apply.
- R&R Corkum Farms
Ralph Jr. and Reuben Corkum | New Cumberland, NSRaising top quality grass-fed beef, the farm has been in operation for 5 generations. Their cattle are raised free of chemicals and growth hormones. In addition to their beef products they sell free range eggs, seasonal vegetables, berries, pickles and baked goods. They welcome visitors to their farm. Just call ahead and go for a visit.
Find their products weekly iat our outdoor market.
- Rumtopf Farm
Tomas Wolter | Conquerall Mills, NSThe Wolter Family has been market gardening since 1985, growing a variety of fruits and vegetables using sustainable methods. Some of what they grow: salad greens, garlic, filet beans, beets, carrots, potatoes, celeriac, squash, and a variety of herbs. They also grow willow and make and sell willow baskets. Everyone in the family of 7 is involved in growing what they bring to the market and put on the table.
Find their products weekly at out outdoor market.
- Stable to Table Farm
Emily Fancey | Newcombville, NSStable to Table Farms makes goat milk body care porducts and candles.
Available at the outdoor market every week.
- T & D's Pickleicious
Tim & Donna Zwicker | Bridgewater, NSDuring the summer and fall, Tim and Donna make and sell homemade pickles and jams. When it gets cooler, they add home made mitts, socks, etc. to their offerings.
Available weekly at our outdoor market.
- The Airstream Café
Rita Landgraf & Ross Bunnell | Bridgewater, NSServing breakfast, Mexican fare, and espresso drinks. They use organic fair-trade coffee, tea and sugar from JustUs! Coffee Roasters. Their baked goods are made with real butter, free-range eggs and organic flours. They tend to mix it up, not all menu items will be available on any given day.
Find them weekly at our outdoor market.
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