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Photo Gallery: Cantonment Farmer’s Market Huge Success
May 8, 2011
Organizers said the first Market at Saint Monica’s was a huge success Saturday with 10 vendors selling everything from grass-fed beef to homemade candles.
For a photo gallery from the event, click here.
Participating vendors included, Hastings Grass Fed Beef, Country Baked Goods & Fresh Salsas, C & D Mill, Kelly’s Mayhaw Berries & Jelly, The Farm at Enoch’s Walk, Ladybug Acres Natural Growers, Tracie’s Candles, Shirley’s Creations, Jennifer Kizer Photography, and St. Monica’s Church. Other vendors scheduled to participate in future markets include Steve’s Farm, Bill and Patty Putters, Beck’s Lake Farm and Stephanie’s Raw Honey.
The next Market at Saint Monica’s is scheduled for Saturday, May 21 from 8 am until noon at the church, located at 699 South Highway 95A in Cantonment. Vendor applications are still being accepted at www.st-monicas.org/market.html.
Pictured: Scenes from the first Market at Saint Monica’s Saturday in Cantonment. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Photo Gallery: Cantonment Farmer’s Market Huge Success”
The lady at the picture booth was sitting in for the photographer. The photographer is Jennifer Kizer.
The people selling the salsa and cakes were the Qualls family – their farm is Blue Gate Coop, web site: http://qualls720.webs.com/
Upset I had to miss it (mid-season Tball in Molino)..So happy it went well for them, will catch them on the 21st
Yes it was a blast!!!! the beef was great so was the Salsa I ordered some jars for next time!!!!!! Does anybody knows who the lady with the pictures was? Also the people selling the salsa and cakes? thanks and may god bless this.
Looks like so much fun…I wish I hadn’t missed it!!!!
Thank you Cantonment and the North Escambia community for making the first Market at St. Monica’s such a success and SO MUCH FUN! All of us at St. Monica’s had a blast and enjoyed meeting you! Don’t forget, we will be there again in 2 weeks, May 21. Come and See!