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Closed for the Season - See You in May 2010!

The market will be back in May 2010. Thanks for all who supported us.

If you would like to purchase any of the items that you have seen at the Market this summer, please feel free to contact the farmers and other vendors via phone or e-mail.

Ellsworth Farmer's Market - Fresh, Local and Fun!

Still going strong after 25 years, providing Ellsworth and surrounding communities with fresh, local produce.

Fresh

When your vegetables are harvested the same day you eat them, you will taste the difference. And, this is the same story with all of our vendors. Whether you are getting dairy, eggs, hand-made jewelry, prepared food, or blueberries, you are getting a piece of Maine.

Local

When you get your vegetables, dairy products, and hand-made jewelry from our market, you buying a piece of Maine. All of our products are made locally. If you go to a big box grocery store, they have no connection to the fresh and tasty food from Maine. They buy food from all over the world. Can you imagine how much fuel was used to transport the products? When you start buying at our market, it will be hard for you to eat green peppers that have traveled 4,000 miles to your table.

Fun

You can learn a lot from our farmers. What can you learn about farming from a big box grocery store? Nothing. But, when you visit with Paul, Chuck, Dick, and other members, you can learn many things about the food, the products, and the area. All of our vendors have great and varied experience. If you want to learn about tomatoes, when to harvest cabbage, different precious stones, the fun of raising farm animals, locally caught seafood, Indian culture, or techniques in blueberry harvesting, you should come to the Ellsworth Farmers Market. Stop by, visit, talk, and have fun with all of us. We would love to see you there. George might have a coffee waiting for you, too.

For More Information: www.ellsworthfarmers.com

Farmers & Vendors

Adroit Jewelers
adroitjewelers@yahoo.com

Briarwood Farm - mixed vegetables, duck eggs, perrenial plants. Pam & Mick Murphy. 422.3850

Ann Curtis - prepared foods. 667.0502

Greene Acres - organic blue berries, vegetables, and Dick Greene!

Happy Town Farm - organic vegetables, organic meat. Paul & Karen Volckhausen. 667.9212. Email.

Harrington Farm - lamb, beef, desserts, breads and Julie on the guitar. Julie & Hank Harrington. 876.3231. Email.

Holy Cow Farm - vegetables, cut flowers and eggs. Pete Collier & Pi Piraeus. 667-3446. Email.

Homespun and Lace - hand-knitted hats, mittens, hand-made jewelry & eggs., Doris and George. 667.5210. Email.

Howling Hill Farm - goat cheese, goat milk ice cream, hand-made soaps (maybe a baby goat too). Sarah & Brian Connolly. 584-3450. Email.

Tandoor Downeast - authentic Indian food. Gunjan & Christian Gilbert. 565-3598. Email.

Tidal Weave - handwovens by Ruth Dietze. 422.3806

Weber Farm - certified organic vegetables, flowers, plants. Chuck Weber is a veteran of farming. 667-7081.