First Winter Market - January 7, 2012 in Denver!

Our first Winter Market will begin at the Lincoln County Farmers Market at Denver on January 7, 2012 from 9am until noon. Same location and same wonderful local food and crafts from local hands and local lands.

The Annual Holiday Market is this Saturday as is the last day of the regular season! Kids can make a pumpkin turkey, and refreshments will be available at 9am. There will be wonderful produce, meat and locally made crafts for your holiday table and gift giving.

Denver:
Christen Ehlert will have jewelry, handmade stuffed animals and leather bracelets.
Davis & Son will have Pink Lady apples from Western Lincoln County.


Lincolnton:
The Drye Family will be singing/playing for us from 9 to 10 am.

Loyd Lewis will have turnips, greens, lettuce, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and pepper.

Serendipity Bake Shop will have delicious cakes and jellies.

Bill Makuch will have broccoli, cauliflower and brussel sprouts

Renee Vernon will have herbs for your window box to keep your cooking fresh all winter long.

Holiday food, gifts, and decor are all at your Lincoln County Farmers Markets in Downtown Lincolnton and @ Denver. November 19th will be our last regular season day at both locations. Local hands and local lands can provide for many of your holiday needs.

Pasture raised meat is certain in Denver. Christin Elhert will have jewelry, cut holly, stuffed animals. Greens, lettuce, turnips, potatoes, nuts, eggs and winter squash are just some of the culinary delights you're sure to find.

Come stock your pantry for the holidays and winter months beyond!

 

November is finally here and our offerings are changing with the season.  We had rainbow carrots, beets and mushrooms this week in Lincolnton along with hay and firewood.  Breads, meat, crafts along with every good vegetable including pumpkins, greens and lettuce are to be found in Denver.  Three weeks until our final market day on November 19th.

Denver Market and Denver Days are Neighbors

This weekend the Denver Farmers Market will slide to the south side of Rock Springs School to the bus parking lot to make a spot for Denver Days.  Don't let this temporary change top you from visiting this wonderful market which is usually 20 vendors strong with 2 organic vendors, many traditional farmers, bakers, and artists.

Lincolnton Market is in for a treat when Luke Heafner brings his pottery to market this Saturday. 

On your local plate, you can expect: collards, turnip greens, rape and mustard greens; all types of summer and fall squash; muscadines; pumpkins; tomato and cukes; honey, breads, jam & jelly; potatoes; cabbage and much more!