Celebrated local growers at the final summer season Oxford Farmers’ Market
This Saturday will be the final farmers' market of the summer season at Lafayette Park, Oxford. (Submitted photo)
OXFORD - Locally grown and produced food along with exquisitely-made artisan crafts is what the Oxford Farmers’ Market is all about, all year round.
This Saturday will be their final (formal) Market of the summer season on Lafayette Park and it will be a celebratory one, with an abundance of late summer crops, baked goods, meats, dairy, grains and flowers still available, The RPMs performing in the bandstand, and an informal “Spinner’s corner”, where those interested in exploring or sharing the art of spinning and weaving can connect with each other, 9 a.m. to noon on Lafayette Park in Oxford.
Starting on Saturday, October 7, regular Oxford Farmers’ Market vendors can be found at a number of seasonal markets and festivals, and also setting up informally on Lafayette Park from October 14 through the end of the month. The Oxford Winter Farmers’ Market will start up on Saturday, November 4 indoors in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church of Oxford on Fort Hill Park.
For updates from the Oxford Farmers’ Market with reminders of all upcoming markets, locations, and local events, sign up visit their weekly newsletter on their website: www.oxfordfarmersmarket.org.
Every product sold at the Oxford Farmers’ Markets comes from a local source, and from the skilled hands of your neighbor farmers, food producers and artisans.
– Information from the Oxford Farmers’ Market
This Saturday will be their final (formal) Market of the summer season on Lafayette Park and it will be a celebratory one, with an abundance of late summer crops, baked goods, meats, dairy, grains and flowers still available, The RPMs performing in the bandstand, and an informal “Spinner’s corner”, where those interested in exploring or sharing the art of spinning and weaving can connect with each other, 9 a.m. to noon on Lafayette Park in Oxford.
Starting on Saturday, October 7, regular Oxford Farmers’ Market vendors can be found at a number of seasonal markets and festivals, and also setting up informally on Lafayette Park from October 14 through the end of the month. The Oxford Winter Farmers’ Market will start up on Saturday, November 4 indoors in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church of Oxford on Fort Hill Park.
For updates from the Oxford Farmers’ Market with reminders of all upcoming markets, locations, and local events, sign up visit their weekly newsletter on their website: www.oxfordfarmersmarket.org.
Every product sold at the Oxford Farmers’ Markets comes from a local source, and from the skilled hands of your neighbor farmers, food producers and artisans.
– Information from the Oxford Farmers’ Market
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