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June 30

June 28, 2011 By newwestfarmers

Photo Credit: Graham Ballantyne

June has just flown by, and with it our first month of summer markets! Strawberry season is upon us once again, so be sure to look out for those from our produce vendors. With Canada Day Friday, make sure you stock up on those BBQ necessities! What’s your favourite thing so far? Or what are you most looking forward to for the rest of the summer?

This week our musical guest is Cary Grigg of Fiddlestix, who mixes Celtic, Métis, Old Time, Swing, Pop, Rock and original music. As usual, the fabulous Heritage Grill is sponsoring our music. Make sure you bring the kids, they wouldn’t want to miss out on Allyson Grant’s face painting, or our kids’ craft area, sponsored by Derrick Thornhill. This week our non-profit is the Hyack Association. Check out Art in the Park’s featured artist in the middle of the market!

You can reach the market via transit by taking the 106 bus or the Skytrain to Columbia Street Station and walking to the market at 4th and Royal. Parking is available in the neighbourhood or at City Hall’s lot after 4:30. Please respect our neighbours. Our bike rack has temporarily gone missing, but you can drop it off to the fine folks at our info desk at the top end of the market.

A list of the vendors attending the June 30 market is below. Be sure to check back for updates and cancellations!

Eat On Site

  • Samosa Guy – hot vegetarian samosas, as well as frozen take home samosas
  • Gogo Java – Coffee, tea, smoothies, juice, and other liquids
  • Off the Wagon – tacos hot, fast, and fresh
  • Ovenmonkey Bakery – selling fresh Langos – Hungarian fried flatbread

Produce

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm – Peppers, tomatoes, apples & pumpkins
  • Celyddon Farms – Certified organic produce from Delta
  • Felix Farms – Guichon Farms – produce from Delta
  • Forstbauer Family Natural Food Farm – organic produce, eggs, and beef
  • Glen Valley Organic Farm – certified organic produce from a farm located only 50km from New Westminster
  • Maan Farms – assorted locally grown produce
  • Nature Village Farm – Asian produce, potted herbs, and mushrooms grown in Richmond
  • Red Barn Plants and Produce – assorted locally grown produce

Dairy

  • Greendale Herb and Vine – Cheddar cheese, cheese curds, herbs, nut butters and honeycomb
  • Little Qualicum Cheeseworks – High quality cheese from Vancouver Island

Meat & Fish

  • Outwest Ranches – beef raised locally and fresh eggs
  • Port Hardy Seafood – BC caught fish and prawns
  • Rockweld Farm – BC frozen chicken and chicken products including eggs

Bread & Baking

  • A Bread Affair – Breads
  • Blackberry Hill – squares, cinnamon buns, and old fashioned yummies like crisp rice squares
  • French Made Baking – French-from-France baking.
  • High Crow Gluten Free Foods – celiac friendly gluten free baking
  • Sunrise Pita Company – pitas, chips, dips, baklava and and banana bread
  • Sweet Thea Cake Company – tarts, pies, cookies, and cakes

Delectable Treats and Prepared Yummies

  • Ace Curries To Go – curry sauces
  • AJI Gourmet Products – sauces made using aji spice
  • Amber’s Choice – soups, salad dressing and cookies
  • Anne’s Gallery – Jams, jellies & knitting
  • Gary’s Kettlecorn – Kettlecorn
  • Jane’s Honey Bees – honey and other bee products
  • Momma Nellie’s Goodies – Salsa, crisps, and cranberry jelly
  • Simply Delish Soup Co – layered soup mix, rice pilaf mix, and spice rubs
  • Take a Fancy Chocolates and Sweets – handmade chocolates right from scratch

Local Crafters

  • Ildiko Jewelry – hand forged sterling silver jewelry
  • Magnetite Jewelry by Gina – magnetite jewelry custom fit
  • The Magpie’s Nest – stunning hand made jewelry in silver
  • Quality Oak Accents – Fine wood creations

Gardening

  • Secret Garden – hand tied cut flower bouquets


 

 

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Food From the Ground Up – July 1st

June 28, 2011 By newwestfarmers

We are pleased to be associated with a very special event coming up this Canada Day. Food from the Ground Up! is a special one day festival at River Market (formerly Westminster Quay) celebrating the artistic, sustainable, and delicious nature of food. Food from the Ground Up is the brainchild of Laura Vladamirova, who won a community grant from River Market to put on her event. Mary Forstbauer of Forstbauer Farms, Doug Lowe of Greendale Herb and Vine, and Training Wheels Farm will be there with products to sell and the fine folks at Glen Valley Organic Farm will also be contributing. Check out the photo gallery, sample delicious goodies, and a celebration of food origins. Food from the Ground Up is from 11-3 and is a part of Canada Day events at River Market.

Check out a New Westminster NewsLeader article here for a little bit more info. You can email eattheseeds@gmail.com or check them out on Twitter. Hope we see you there!

 

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Memberships 2011

June 21, 2011 By newwestfarmers

Postal Strike Update: We really appreciate that many of you are signing up at the markets to be a member in the 2011 season. We have benefits for members – check them out!

We wanted to let you know that we have your membership cards at the Info Desk at the market until the postal strike is over, at which time we will mail the letters.

 

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June 23

June 21, 2011 By newwestfarmers

This week marks the first week of summer, and we’ve seen glimpses of that familiar summer weather. Let’s keep good thoughts for it to continue!

This week at the market we are pleased to have local funk jazz group and returning favourite, Redrick Sultan. We are thrilled that the entertainment this season is sponsored by The Heritage Grill. Allyson Grant will be in attendance painting faces and don’t miss the kids’ craft area courtesy of local realtor Derrick Thornhill. Our non profit this week is New Westminster Family Place. New this week, check out the Art in the Park featured artist in the middle of the market, Cliff Milne!

You can reach the market via transit by taking the 106 bus or the Skytrain to Columbia Street Station and walking to the market at 4th and Royal. Parking is available in the neighbourhood or at City Hall’s lot after 4:30. Please respect our neighbours. While our bike rack has mysteriously disappeared for the time being, our happy volunteers at the info desk are willing to watch your bike for you while you shop or you can push it through the market.

Here’s a list of the vendors signed up for the market this week. Cancellations and changes do happen, so check back for an updated list.

Eat On Site

  • Samosa Guy – hot vegetarian samosas, as well as frozen take home samosas
  • Eli’s Serious Sausage – handmade pork sausages grilled to perfection
  • Gogo Java – Coffee, tea, smoothies, juice, and other liquids
  • Off the Wagon – tacos hot, fast, and fresh
  • Ovenmonkey Bakery – selling fresh Langos – Hungarian fried flatbread

Produce

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm – Peppers, tomatoes, apples & pumpkins
  • Celyddon Farms – Certified organic produce from Delta
  • Felix Farms – Guichon Farms – produce from Delta
  • Forstbauer Family Natural Food Farm – organic produce, eggs, and beef
  • Glen Valley Organic Farm – certified organic produce from a farm located only 50km from New Westminster
  • Maan Farms – assorted locally grown produce
  • Nature Village Farm – Asian produce, potted herbs, and mushrooms grown in Richmond
  • Red Barn Plants and Produce – assorted locally grown produce
  • Training Wheels Farm – locally produced on a 2 acre plot in Surrey

Dairy

  • Greendale Herb and Vine – Cheddar cheese, cheese curds, herbs, nut butters and honeycomb
  • Little Qualicum Cheeseworks – High quality cheese from Vancouver Island

Meat & Fish

  • Outwest Ranches – beef raised locally and fresh eggs
  • Port Hardy Seafood – BC caught fish and prawns
  • Rockweld Farm – BC frozen chicken and chicken products including eggs

Bread & Baking

  • A Bread Affair – Breads
  • Blackberry Hill – squares, cinnamon buns, and old fashioned yummies like crisp rice squares
  • French Made Baking – French-from-France baking.
  • High Crow Gluten Free Foods – celiac friendly gluten free baking
  • Sunrise Pita Company – pitas, chips, dips, baklava and and banana bread
  • Sweet Thea Cake Company – tarts, pies, cookies, and cakes

Delectable Treats and Prepared Yummies

  • AJI Gourmet Products – sauces made using aji spice
  • Gary’s Kettlecorn – Kettlecorn
  • Gourmet Savories – antipasto and pesto
  • Maples’ Sugar Shack – maple syrup products
  • Simply Delish Soup Co – layered soup mix, rice pilaf mix, and spice rubs

Local Crafters

  • Black Bamboo Artisans – hand made glazed pottery and knitting
  • Dingolay Glass Creations – African and Caribbean fused glass jewelry
  • Elagaince – upcycled vintage spoon bracelets and rings
  • Ildiko Jewelry – hand forged sterling silver jewelry
  • Kiki Kid’s Wear – hand designed, cut, and made kids clothing with a designer edge
  • Melia’s Enterprises – hand made scarves and ponchos from silk
  • The Other Eden – cold process soaps scented with essential & fragrance oils, room sprays, body products
  • Quality Oak Accents – Fine wood creations

Gardening

  • i-Dig Gardening – soil amenders and compost additions

Services

  • Harmony Works Chair Massage – on site chair massage


 

 

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June 16

June 14, 2011 By newwestfarmers

 

This is a picture of a farm in the Fraser Valley. It was taken by Paul Jonusaitis.
Photo by Paul Jonusaitis

The sun has been (mostly) shining all week, and that’s a good thing! The farmers are all pleased to see some more summer-like weather. It’s been a slow growing season so far, but the market season is up and running. Did you make it last week? What was the best thing you picked up?

This week at the market we are pleased to have local singer Curtis Parry. We are thrilled that the entertainment this season is sponsored by The Heritage Grill. Allyson Grant will be in attendance painting faces and don’t miss the kids’ craft area courtesy of local realtor Derrick Thornhill. Our non profit this week is Urban Academy. New this week, check out the Art in the Park featured artist in the middle of the market!

You can reach the market via transit by taking the 106 bus or the Skytrain to Columbia Street Station and walking to the market at 4th and Royal. Parking is available in the neighbourhood or at City Hall’s lot after 4:30. Please respect our neighbours. A bike rack is located at the lower end of the market, or you can always drop it off to the fine folks at our info desk at the top end of the market.

Here’s a list of the vendors signed up for the market this week. Cancellations and changes do happen, so check back for an updated list.

Eat On Site

  • Samosa Guy – hot vegetarian samosas, as well as frozen take home samosas
  • Eli’s Serious Sausage – handmade pork sausages grilled to perfection
  • Gogo Java – Coffee, tea, smoothies, juice, and other liquids
  • Off the Wagon – tacos hot, fast, and fresh
  • Ovenmonkey Bakery – selling fresh Langos – Hungarian fried flatbread

Produce

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm – Peppers, tomatoes, apples & pumpkins
  • Celyddon Farms – Certified organic produce from Delta
  • Felix Farms – Guichon Farms – produce from Delta
  • Forstbauer Family Natural Food Farm – organic produce, eggs, and beef
  • Glen Valley Organic Farm – certified organic produce from a farm located only 50km from New Westminster
  • Maan Farms – assorted locally grown produce
  • Nature Village Farm – Asian produce, potted herbs, and mushrooms grown in Richmond
  • Training Wheels Farm – locally produced on a 2 acre plot in Surrey

Dairy

  • Greendale Herb and Vine – Cheddar cheese, cheese curds, herbs, nut butters and honeycomb
  • Little Qualicum Cheeseworks – High quality cheese from Vancouver Island

Meat & Fish

  • Outwest Ranches – beef raised locally and fresh eggs
  • Port Hardy Seafood – BC caught fish and prawns
  • Rockweld Farm – BC frozen chicken and chicken products including eggs

Bread & Baking

  • A Bread Affair – Breads
  • Blackberry Hill – squares, cinnamon buns, and old fashioned yummies like crisp rice squares
  • French Made Baking – French-from-France baking.
  • High Crow Gluten Free Foods – celiac friendly gluten free baking
  • Julia’s Cakes and Cupcakes – fancy cupcakes
  • Sunrise Pita Company – pitas, chips, dips, baklava and and banana bread
  • Sweet Thea Cake Company – tarts, pies, cookies, and cakes

Delectable Treats and Prepared Yummies

  • Ace Curries To Go – curry sauces
  • AJI Gourmet Products – sauces made using aji spice
  • Gary’s Kettlecorn – Kettlecorn
  • Gourmet Savories – antipasto and pesto
  • Jane’s Honey Bees – honey and other bee products
  • Nonna Pia’s Gourmet Sauces – balsamic based sauces
  • Simply Delish Soup Co – layered soup mix, rice pilaf mix, and spice rubs

Local Crafters

  • Alma Valle Fine Silver Jewelry – handcrafted sterling silver original jewelry
  • Black Bamboo Artisans – hand made glazed pottery and knitting
  • Ildiko Jewelry – hand forged sterling silver jewelry
  • The Magpie’s Nest – stunning hand made jewelry in silver
  • Quality Oak Accents – Fine wood creations
  • Scentimental Creations – Soaps, lotions, hand made cosmetics

 

 

Filed Under: Blog, Uncategorized

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Our market is grateful to operate on the unceded land of the Qayqayt, Kwikwetlem, and other Halkomelem speaking Peoples. We acknowledge that colonialism has made invisible their histories and connections to the land. We acknowledge the incredible gift this land is to our market and BC Agriculture. We commit to the ongoing work of decolonization and allyship.

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