Thursday May 31th

Open from 3:00-7:30pm - Snohomish Farmers Market Celebrates it's 21st Season.  Located at Cedar Avenue  and Pearl, between 1st and 2nd St, in historic downtown Snohomish, is just steps away from many antique and specialty shops

"Enter to win our Market Shopping Bag " 100% cotton, washable and made in USA.  Stop by the Manager's booth to enter in the drawing!

Savory Rhubarb Chutney - Shop the Market

Recipes From the Market 

by Dana Daniel & Pam Johnshoy 

 

Savory Rhubarb Chutney

A perfect pairing with pork, chicken & crostini!

click here  to get this recipe from fPam.

 

This Market Season, Dana E Daniel and Pam Johnshoy who love the Snohomish Farmers Market, have agreed to share great recipe ideas with all are readers. 

 

BON APPETITE!

Jam Club Sponsored by Hometown Values Magazine

Music at the Market

Jam Club of Snohomish HS plays at the Snohomish Farmers Market on May 31st! Jam Club of Snohomish High School is in its 5th official year, under the guidance of school librarian and folk singer, Volkert Volkersz. This year's group will perform classic folk, rock, rockabilly and blues from the 1950s through the 1970s, and some newer material, as well as original songs by club members.

During the past year they have appeared at Top Foods, the Earth Day Folk Revival at the Thumbnail Theater, Night of the Arts, and at open mics at Snohomish High School. They are scheduled to perform at the Crepe Escape and Coffee House June 1.  click here to find out more.

"THANK YOU"

Hometown Values Magazine is our Music Business Sponsor this week. Hometwon Values Magazine is designed to give local merchants an affordable marketing vehicle to reach new customers in their business area.  Free online coupons at www.myhometownvalues.com or download their free iPhone or Android App (search Hometown Values at the App store).  Call Jim Lee owner/publisher - Hometown Values Coupon Magazine at  206 261-0752.

Where Are the Farmers Products in May?

Hayton Organic Strawberries

Well, if you live in Western Washington you know it is difficult to have locally grown produce if it keeps raining and the sun does not get a chance to shine. However, if the farmers/grower has a hoop house or green house which would mean this produce is from the state of Washington, "Not imported" from California, Oregon, other states or Mexico.

You will not see oranges, bananas, mangoes or out of season fruit at a WSFMA Farmers Market.  We strictly sell in season crops, or farmers/producers may have value products from local growers.

What can you expect to see during the month of June throughout the Everett Farmers Market? Strawberries, cherries, raspberries, sugar snap peas, fava beans, sweet onions, dozens of greens & lettuces, rhubarb, apriums, squash blossoms, shelling peas, radishes, cucumbers, carrots, hothouse tomatoes, asparagus, celery, cauliflower, scallions, beets, turnips, potatoes,  fresh herbs (coriander, lemon balm, mint, oregano, chives, thyme, sage, tarragon, basil), hazelnuts.




Also available: dried fruits, pasture-raised pork, beef, poultry, eggs, goat and cow cheeses, fresh pasta, honey, pastries, artisan breads, ciders, hard ciders, jams, jellies, sauces, spreads, preserves, syrups, and seasonal cut flowers.

Support your local farmers, growers and processors, make your list weekly and buy from those at the Snohomish Farmers Market on Thursday!

KIDS VENDOR DAY - SNOHOMISH FARMERS MARKET

 

Take a Sneak Peek at what is being planned:

 

At Kid’s Vendor Day, children through High School age within Snohomish County are invited to sell their hand-made or grown items at the Snohomish Farmers Market.  The fee to participate is $5 (Non-Refundable) per Kid Vendor and the program is available on Thursday, July 26th, 2012 during the normal Market Hours of 3 – 8 pm.

Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-serve basis by submission of a completed application and the non-refundable $5 participation fee (which will be donated to the (Snohomish Foodbank) Pre-registration is required. 

 

Applications will be available Online on the Snohomish Farmers Market website, starting May 31st. Registration will open June 7th starting at 4pm during the Snohomish Farmers Market.

 

click here to read more about it on Facebook. We need 2 Adult Volunteers to help with this Event.  Please write to snohomishfarmersmarket@gmail.com ASAP to let us know you can help.

Snohomish Farmers Market Recycles - Sorts Food Scraps - Little Trash is Leftover

We NOW have a variety of food vendors, the Market has more items to sort at our WASTE MANAGEMENT CENTERS.

We need our customers to help to take a few minutes to identify which bins items should be placed in  the WASTE MANAGEMENT CENTERS which are set up throughout the Farmers Market.

Recycles include: glass bottles, cans and plastic waters bottle with "caps off". Please empty your containers as the liquids "cannot" be recycled.

NO SHAVED ICE OR PLASTIC CUPS, "NO TO GO COFFEE CUPS WITH LIDS" - THESE GO IN THE TRASH.

FOOD SCRAPS is the "food you did not eat", the paper plate, napkins, paper from hot dogs, cupcake wrappers, pizza boxes, and other paper.

Food scraps go to Cedar Grove Composting here in Snohomish County, to be made into compost and other products.

 

NO PLASTIC FORKS OR KNIVES, or PLASTIC WRAP these are TRASH
 
Did you know? Only 1/3 of the waste at the Snohomish Farmers Market is acutally TRASH! click here to read where your TRASH GOES.

About Roosevelt Landfill take the tour. Please help us by sorting your Waste items!

Girl Scout or Boy Scout Volunteers - Needed at the Snohomish Farmers Market to help with our Waste Management Centers. Can you Help?  Write us at snohomishfarmersmarket@gmail.com

Winners from Last Weeks Drawing May 17th

Congrats to the Winners from Last Weeks Drawing May 17th

will receive 1 Snohomish Famers Market Posters:

• Natalie Bowman
• Marla & Tiffany

Stop by the Manager's canopy to pick up your posters.

 

 

This Week May 24th

• Enter to win a  100% Cottom Market Tote made in the USA.
• Stop by the Manger's canopy to Enter!