Save the dates for Saturdays in the Park with Chobani
NORWICH – After last year's Saturdays in the Park: Harvest Market in Norwich's East Park was considered a great success, the weekly event will continue once again this autumn as Saturdays in the Park with Chobani thanks to Norwich Business Improvement District (BID), Chobani, and NBT Bank.
Beginning on Saturday, September 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and running every Saturday through October 21, Saturdays in the Park with Chobani aims to provide locals a one-stop-shop for all their autumnal needs in a casual, welcoming environment, says event coordinator Mindy Chawgo.
“Last year was so successful,” said Chawgo, “Now that we know what we can accomplish in our community, we want to make it bigger and better and bring more people out to Saturdays in the Park with Chobani.”
Chobani will provide its fall themed yogurt flavors at the market weekly, along with several other vendors offering locally cultivated goods including: Pires, Norwich Meadows, A Little Herbal Shop, Cottage Bakery, Walling's Maple Products, Baker's Doggone Treats, The Bread Lady, Proskine Meats, Betty's Pies, fresh farm eggs from Mark, and more vendors with every passing week.
“You can get a cup of coffee and breakfast with friends in the park, and you can also get everything that you need for your week: from dinner to decorations, to treats for your family and treats for your pets––it's all at the market,” said Chawgo.
Chawgo says the market will also feature mellow, acoustic live-entertainment.
Saturdays in the Park with Chobani is made possible by corporate sponsors Chobani and NBT Bank.
For more information or to learn how you can become involved as a vendor, contact Mindy Chawgo at (607) 226-2211 or at bid@frontiernet.net.
All are invited to Norwich's East Park beginning September 16 and running every Saturday until the Pumpkin Festival to socialize and stock-up on fall-themed goodies.
Beginning on Saturday, September 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and running every Saturday through October 21, Saturdays in the Park with Chobani aims to provide locals a one-stop-shop for all their autumnal needs in a casual, welcoming environment, says event coordinator Mindy Chawgo.
“Last year was so successful,” said Chawgo, “Now that we know what we can accomplish in our community, we want to make it bigger and better and bring more people out to Saturdays in the Park with Chobani.”
Chobani will provide its fall themed yogurt flavors at the market weekly, along with several other vendors offering locally cultivated goods including: Pires, Norwich Meadows, A Little Herbal Shop, Cottage Bakery, Walling's Maple Products, Baker's Doggone Treats, The Bread Lady, Proskine Meats, Betty's Pies, fresh farm eggs from Mark, and more vendors with every passing week.
“You can get a cup of coffee and breakfast with friends in the park, and you can also get everything that you need for your week: from dinner to decorations, to treats for your family and treats for your pets––it's all at the market,” said Chawgo.
Chawgo says the market will also feature mellow, acoustic live-entertainment.
Saturdays in the Park with Chobani is made possible by corporate sponsors Chobani and NBT Bank.
For more information or to learn how you can become involved as a vendor, contact Mindy Chawgo at (607) 226-2211 or at bid@frontiernet.net.
All are invited to Norwich's East Park beginning September 16 and running every Saturday until the Pumpkin Festival to socialize and stock-up on fall-themed goodies.
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