We highly recommend that you pre-order your favorite items from the vendors so they don't sell out before you arrive. For details about pre-ordering, click on the Additional Information tab. You may also contact the vendor directly.
Below is a list of our vendors. You can Eat Well and Live a More Sustainable Life through making your food and gift item purchases from local growers and food and non food artisans.
We currently have space available for vendors. If interested, contact us here: lewfmlocal@gmail.com
Abundant Green Pastures Ranch: Provides superior quality 100% grass fed beef from their herd of Red Devon heritage breed cattle.
They also sell pastured pork (NO gmo).
Abundant Green Pastures attends market the 1st Friday of each month.
abundantgreenpasturesranch@gmail.com
https://www.abundantgreenpastures.com/
Angela's Homemade Pies & Lots More: Homemade baked goods, including fruit pies (whole or by the slice), cobblers, shortcake, cookies, muffins, power bars, and other baked goods; homemade jams and apple butter; homemade dogie treats.
Sources many ingredients locally.
Also sells Canal Junction Cheeses, handcrafted by the Schallter family in Defiance, Ohio. Come sample some and take home your favorites!
Charles Purdue: handcrafted flutes, jewelry, kid's crafts and activities (beginning at about 4:15)
Karen Blocher, aka, Green GRRRL Wisdom, offering her handmade soaps, body care products, home care products. Also, herbal teas and tinctures.
During the summer market season, Karen will be at market on the following dates:
May 5, 19, June 2, 16, 30, July 14, 28, August 11, 25, September 8, 22, October 6, 20
https://www.greengrrrlwisdom.com/
Honey Tree Acres Farm & Gardens: Eggs and chicken from pastured chickens fed NO gmo and NO soy. Produce, herbs, potted flowers, and cut flowers, in season.
They also offer organic popping corn, organic black beans, organic oats, organic spelt flour, and organic puffed spelt grown regionally on certified organic farms in Ohio, Indiana, and, Illinois.
Produce CSA is filled for 2017; To be placed on their waiting list for their 2018 CSA, please visit their website or email them.
Jubilee Farm: Rev. Thomas Hargis provides micro greens that he grows in the grow room of his home in Westwood. He will also have seasonal produce grown in his home garden.
thomas@jubileeumc.net
Learning to Live Sustainably is a General Mercantile Vendor, selling products from numerous local producers. Products include:
Breads from Sixteen Bricks Artisan Bakehouse
Local, raw honey from Bee Haven
Mt.
Kofinas Olive Oil bottled in Cincinnati by the Semertzides family.
Bottled Vinegars from the Mt. Kofinas olive oil folks.
Our Harvest Cooperative Marinara Sauce is back for a limited time.
My Plum Crazy Farm
Seasonal produce, including heirloom and unusual varieties, along with familiar fare.
Nija Foods: providing their delicious and nutritious nut milks and nut creams in a variety of flavors. All are 100% Real Food.
http://nijafoods.com/
Skinny Piggy Kombucha, offering their unique type of kombucha that they make locally. It's yummy, and good for your tummy. Sold at our market by The Pickled Pig. business@skinnypiggykombucha.com
The Healing Kitchen, providing handmade flax crackers, two types of cashew butter, pecan butter, walnut butter, fermented veggies, and homemade bone broth.
At market the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.
wiseroad8@gmail.com
http://tiffanywise.com/
The Pickled Pig, offering a wide variety of their fermented veggies, hummus, beet kavas, ready to heat and eat soups, hand smoked meats. Smoky Bones dog treats. Also sells Skinny Piggy Kombucha.
Attends market the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month
thepickledpig@hotmail.com
http://smokedandpickled.com/
https://www.facebook.com/smokedandpickled/
Hello LEWFM Shoppers!
On this page is a listing of our vendors and their products. This is a general listing only; please see our Newsletter (accessible from this website) for more information about this week's market.
All produce at our market is grown using no synthetic chemicals and are NON GMO. The eggs and meats are pastured and are NON GMO. Our offerings are the freshest, best tasting and locally/sustainably grown available. This is what sets us apart from grocery stores.
Part of the fun of shopping at a farmers' market is to see what fresh picked foods are seasonally available. Shop at our farmers' market first and you might not even need to go to the grocery store.
We also offer information about how to Eat Well and Eat Local Year Round. Just ask us when you come to market, or email or call Mary LEWFMLOCAL@gmail.com (513) 481-1914.
Added Features:
We now accept Food Stamps (EBT Ohio Direction Card) and Produce Perks (double up food stamps for produce). Prior to making your purchases simply bring your EBT Card to the Market Management Booth for processing.
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Kids & Krafts with Charles Purdue, where the kids can have loads of fun, allowing parents to peacefully and leisurely enjoy the market. Even kids who hate going to the grocery store love coming to our market so they can hang out at Kids & Krafts (beginning at about 4:15).
Although cash is preferred, the following vendors acceptcredit cards also: Honey Tree Acres, The Pickled Pig
