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đïžđŒ Saturday, September 20th at the Lansdowne Farmers Market â Community Day! đŒđïž Come celebrate the heart of Lansdowneâour amazing community! Local businesses, organizations, and service groups will be on hand to share what theyâre doing to make our town thrive. Itâs a great chance to connect, learn about local initiatives, and support the people
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Come join us at Lansdowne’s winter farmers market! This week’s market will also featured a seed planting event.
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âFeminist Flea Mini Marketâ is an evening market curated by Zissel of Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair and designer Bokeum Jeon to highlight local artists and makers for the holiday season. Featuring 10 unique vendors, 50+ local artists currently selling at Baby Tooth, and the 1ST-floor shops of BOK, the market makes shopping from
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Donât be fooled by stores with a global supply chain that claim to be âfarmers marketsâ By Danie Greenwell Walk into a supermarket and you will find yourself caught up in a whirl of âlocal,â âorganicâ and âfarm freshâ merchandising. These words are intended to make us feel better about our purchases, but it is
MoreFarm Stand to Table by Emily Kovach Sitting alongside the stellar produce at the cityâs farmers markets, youâll find some of the best artisan food in the Philadelphia region. Headhouse Square2nd & Lombard Weighing in at over 40 vendors, this bustling Sunday market is one of the largest in Philadelphia. Located under the historic Shambles
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MoreFor locavores, the morning moments spent at Philadelphia farmers markets can be defined as delicious bliss. When the temperatures hit their harshest levels this summer, chill out by turning the local bounty found at the market into refreshing summer sips that don’t rely on tea or citrus shipped from miles and continents away.
MoreThe Adam and Eve debacle notwithstanding, I never thought that eating fresh local fruit could be so controversial. I also assumed that, with seasonal farmers’ markets sprouting up all over Philadelphia, it couldn’t be that much work to bring one to my suburban neighborhood.
MoreMake a direct connection to a local grower through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Besides a delicious weekly reminder of what’s in season, you can learn things like how weather affects harvests and exactly how long it takes a pumpkin to grow. Find friends or neighbors to split your share if the quantities or commitment feel
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