
bringing you a few pictures from Saturday's goings on at the Market...
We had Local Honey, Heirloom Tomato Plants, Fresh Free Range Eggs, Homemade Cheesecake, Whole Baked Cakes and Pies, Beautiful Garden Creations, Birdhouses, & individual sized Freshly Baked items to make your weekend SWEET!!!
Delicious Cakes from Mrs. Davis ~~~ yummo!
You need to try this honey!! Such a HEALTHY TREAT!!!
As Signa the Market Manager says, York is the perfect community for a Farmers Market!
Thank you for all of you who stopped by to say howdy! We sure do appreciate your support!

Mark your calenders for the Mother & Daughter Tea on May 3rd hosted (FREE)! by "Delicious Wishes" (free for Moms and Daughters Ages 1-12)...Such a sweet little memory for you & your little princess. Have your little girl dress up tea party style! There will be sweet tea treats, tea and even party favors in a specially decorated area for you to share a cup of tea with your sweet little one.
Make sure to bring your favorite tea cups and your favorite dolly or teddy too for all to see!

aren't these adorable?!!! These gals are so creative with the "green" stuff, plants and flowers :)
Look at this beautiful Rosemary I got from Barb!!
Colleen from Valentines' Farms with her handsome son and oh so pretty daughter, stopped by to say "Hi" & grab a bite to eat at the Market. And what a treat it was to see them in their 18th century costumes.They were on their way to Historic Brattonsville for Saturday History Living Days. The costumes were made by Colleen!
http://www.chmuseums.org/ourmuseums/hb/index.htm
So start off your weekend right, stop by the Farmers Market every Saturday!
We'll be here!!



3 comments:
Oooooo Everything looks Wonderful!!! I sure wish I could be there!!!!
Hope yall are having a great turn out!!
hugs,
Tiff
i live an ocean away- ( australia ) but your market looks divine. everythings so fresh looking.singing and skipping-jo
Actually, I feel I must say that I did NOT make Asa's outfit, but, I did make Ruth's and mine:). Everyone should really go to Historic Brattonsville, it is such a beautiful little bit of history.
Colleen
Post a Comment