Dear friends,
Here we are in our final week of the 2011 season of the Farmers & Artisans Market! Another summer gone by much to quickly, and we’re sorry to see it go, but pleased as ever to know that the Market will return next year to bring you the best in locally grown food and plants, prepared foods and handmade items.
Please join us in closing out the season – we’ll be at North Union and Cambridge Streets from 9AM-1PM tomorrow (Saturday, October 15th). We hope to see you there!
Growers
- Pumpkin Pond FarmÂ
- Christine HermansdorfferÂ
Food Producers
- Supernatural
- Nantucket Coffee
Artisans
- Herrlooms
- Angel’s Studio
- Clay Art Studios
- Chris Bourbeau- paintings
- Drift Away Soaps
- Sconset Flair
- Keep it Native
- Island Quilts
- Jeanne Van Etten
- Island Weaves
- AyeSeeCay Artwork
- Nell Van Vorst
- Designs by Priscilla
- Grey Lady Apothecary
Non-Profit Table: Marine Mammal
Greetings all,
We are in our final weeks of the 2011 Farmers & Artisans Market season, which ends with our final Market on October 15th. Until then, we hope you’ll continue to join us as the crowds have thinned, the weather has cooled, and life has slowed to a more comfortable pace. There’s still late Summer/early Fall foods to enjoy, and some truly unique items from our artists and artisans. Here’s the vendor list for this week:
Greetings everyone! The weather forecast for tomorrow is a little questionable, but as of Friday afternoon we are planning on holding the Farmers & Artisans Market as usual tomorrow from 9AM-1PM on North Union and Cambridge Streets. If we wake to rain or a threatening forecast, we will cancel the Market and will leave a cancellation message on our office voicemail (508-228-3399), on Facebook and Twitter. Let’s hope for clear skies and another Market day tomorrow – hope to see you there!
The Fall 2011 edition of Edible Cape Cod features a wonderful article about Sustainable Nantucket, our Programs and efforts within the community. Written by Nantucket native Susan Fernald, the article highlights our COMMUNITY AGRICULTURE PROGRAM, FARM TO SCHOOL PROGRAM, Nantucket Grown ™ brand and much more. A digital version of the magazine can be found on the 
The first season of Sustainable Nantucket’s Mid-Island Farmers Market at 113 Pleasant Street has come to a close, but SN staff and volunteers, encouraged by the positive response to the Market, are already thinking ahead to the 2012 season. 
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