Manor Farmers' Market
Every Wednesday Year Round
@ Jennie Lane SmartPark
Beautiful downtown Manor
Spring & Summer hours 4-7PM
Live Music with Chrissy Engel
in the Pavilion
Manor Grown Vegetables this Week: chard, turnip greens, canola greens, green onions, escarole, endive, dandelion greens, parsley, spinach, beets, salad mix,
The Usual Suspects: Salsa, farm fresh eggs, B&B pickles, jalapeno apricot preserves, tomato lemon preserves, chili sauce relish, pickled beets, & chow-chow. Wendish Heritage Society homemade noodles. Play pretty bracelets, hand crocheted dish clothes, vegetable and house plants.
Bloor House Handcrafted Necessities: Treat yourself, treat your family, luxurious lotions, creams and bath salts. Bathbombs for children of all ages. All natural insect repellent and after bite cream too, room fresheners and laundry detergent
Baked Goods: organic cookies and organic bread, organic pies, baklava, also oatmeal raisin and pecan, peanut butter, ginger snaps from Tom
Richardson Farms: "I plan on being at the market unless it's raining". Kay will have all natural hormone and antibiotic free beef, pork and whole chickens for sale. All kinds of steaks, chops, roasts, a variety of sausages, ground beef or pork and fresh (uncured) bacon
Tamales: turkey with green chili, pork with red chili or chicken with vegetable
Manor Honey will be back next week
It's all good at Manor Farmers' Market. To sign up for our weekly update to be sent to you automatically please go to manorfarmersmarket.org and be sure to respond when the confirmation email comes through.
Hummingbirds are back get out your flowers & feeders. They are hungry after their long migration.
Special thanks to Manor Chamber of Commerce, The East Rural Community Center, The Sustainable Food Center, Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Dept. and many Manor businesses for making all this possible!
Denise LoSchiavo, DirectorManor Farmers' MarketP.O. Box 66Manor, Texas 78653www.manorfarmersmarket.orgManor Farmers' Market- We do it in the dirt.
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