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May 25, 2010 By newwestfarmers

Without the support of sponsors, non-profit societies such as RCFM wouldn’t be able to provide the high quality market that we strive to have. In addition to our 2010 season sponsors, the 3rd Annual Fundraiser on June 2nd is sponsored by (please click on their logos to visit their websites!):

The Heritage Grill

Royal City Record

With silent auction donations from:

Anna's Incense

BCAA New Westminster
Calli Co. Pet Services
Chai By Night

City of New Westminster

Clever Minks
Dawn Black, MLA

Glen Murray Homes

Glen Valley Organic Farm

Kirkley Carswell Art Deco Furniture
Marguerite Murray
The Orange Room

Pomomama Design

Peter Julian, MP
Reo River Rafting

River Market

Tenth to the Fraser
Thank You Mommy Wellness
URBN Green
Village Coffee Lounge

Westminster Savings Credit Union

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: fundraiser sponsors

May 9, 2010 By newwestfarmers

Busy Market!

Our opening market is going to be great! We’re excited to be up and running and are pleased to bring you some of your favourite vendors from last year, and introduce you to some new vendors you’ll be sure to love! We’ve got a few special tricks planned for our first market to kick things off – stay tuned! The first market of the 2010 Summer Season is June 10th from 3-7PM, in gorgeous Tipperary Park, just a short heart-starting walk up 4th Street from Columbia Skytrain Station, next to New Westminster City Hall. There is free parking at the metered spots on Royal, and free parking after 4:30PM in City Hall’s lot. For cyclists, there is a bike rack at the south end of the market.

Entertainment:

  • Korki the Clown
  • Allyson Grant Face Painting
  • Family Place – crafts and activities for children 0-6

Music:

  • Ron Ulrich

Art in the Park: (not a complete list; some artists are drop-in)

  • Carolyn Mohr
  • Lauren Albrice
  • Cliff Milne

Community Group / Non Profit:

  • Century House Ceramics

Vendors at this Market : (not all vendors come to every market, so check this list if you’re looking for someone special – they are arranged categorically)

Eat On Site

  • Creperie La Boheme – Mouthwatering crepes!
  • Gogo Java – Coffee, tea, smoothies, juice, and other liquids
  • Beer Brats – sustainably raised sausages made with meats from the Fraser Valley infused with local craft beers

Produce

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm – Peppers, tomatoes, apples & pumpkins
  • Celyddon Farms – Certified organic produce from Delta
  • Dream Farm Natural Growers – produce grown in Burnaby
  • 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 grown in Richmond

Dairy

  • Farmhouse Natural Cheeses – cow’s milk cheeses, goat’s milk cheese, goat’s milk yogurt, cow milk butter
  • Greendale Herb and Vine – Cheddar cheese, cheese curds, herbs, nut butters and honeycomb
  • Little Qualicum Cheeseworks – High quality cheese from Vancouver Island

Meat & Fish

  • Copeland Foods – meat pies and frozen ready-to-eat dinners
  • Fresh Off the Boat – Fresh fish
  • Gelderman Farms – Pork
  • Maluma Bison – Bison meat
  • Outwest Ranches – beef raised locally and fresh eggs

Bread & Baking

  • A Bread Affair – Breads
  • Blackberry Hill – Baked Goods
  • Eat It Up – Gluten free and no-sugar-added fruit pies, cookies and green tea
  • Sunrise Pita – pitas, chips, dips, and banana bread

Delectable Treats

  • Bamboo Yoga Tea – batch crafted wellness teas prepared locally
  • Bean Boy Creations – Organic hummous
  • Con Amore Foods – handmade fresh pasta and vegan spreads and dips
  • Gary’s Kettlecorn – Kettlecorn
  • Jane’s Honey Bees – honey and other bee products
  • Maples’ Sugar Shack – maple syrup products
  • Momma Nellie’s Goodies – Salsa
  • 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
  • Kauhane Creations – blown glass jewelry and sculpture
  • Quality Oak Accents – Fine wood creations
  • Scentimental Creations – Soaps, lotions, hand made cosmetics

Gardening

  • Petals & Butterflies – Perennials, shrubs & planters
  • Secret Garden – cut flowers

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: June 10, June 10th, Opening Summer Market

May 6, 2010 By newwestfarmers

What better way to kick off our 2010 Summer Season than with a lovely social fundraiser at the Heritage Grill?

The Heritage Grill by Dennis Hurd

The 3rd Annual RCFM fundraiser is happening Wednesday June 2nd, from 6PM till whenever we close the place down, and will feature your choice of pasta entrée or burger entrée (with four burger types to select from!) and your choice of glass draft or house wine. We’ll also be featuring a silent auction with great goodies donated by our wonderful supporters. Its a great way to meet like minded people. Tickets are just $20 and are available bycalling 778 928 7236 or emailing info@newwestfarmers.ca or by stopping by the Village Coffee Lounge at 705 12th Street.

It’s going to be a great time!

Jen, Will, and Jocelyn at the 2009 Fundraiser - photo by Jocelyn Tomkinson

Number of tickets
Name for ticket pickup at door




Filed Under: Blog, Events, NWFM News Tagged With: fundraiser

May 5, 2010 By newwestfarmers

Are you looking for part time work? Some of our vendors are looking for helpers:

Jane’s Honeybees is looking for someone to help at the stall at the market. Email Liz at liz@janeshoneybees.com

Thai Princess requires a driver with a van to pick up booth supplies from a location in East Van, drive to New West, and then after the market, help load up and drive back to East Van and drop off. Email Jeng at thaiprincess@shaw.ca

Filed Under: Blog, Vendors Tagged With: help wanted, part time, vendor helpers

April 28, 2010 By newwestfarmers

On May 8th, the Vancouver Farmers Markets will be kicking off its summer season. It seems really early to me – not because we don’t have the requests to start early from both shoppers and vendors -but because I’m currently deep in the middle of allocation and scheduling and approving new vendors and May 8th seems so close! Good luck to our Vancouver Market friends!

I frequently get asked if I feel that other market organizations are competition and I prefer to think of all the other markets as similar teams running the same marathon. We all have our own goals but we sure can train together. It’s great to connect with other markets during this planning stage and share and learn from one another. Whenever I can, I like to visit other markets and see what’s working for them. RCFM is a relatively new organization – this will only be our third summer season – and there is much to learn!

Our summer season returns to Tipperary Park on June 10th from 3-7. We’re pleased to be starting earlier and adding two extra weeks to our season, bringing it to a total of 18. This year we are planning as many kids activities as possible, and we’ll continue to have music at every market. We’ll also going to introduce a few new things this year, one of which is at least two Member Appreciation Days where organization members will get discounts and deals and special offers from participating vendors.

One this is for sure, this is going to be a fantastic season! We asked you last year what you wanted us to improve and we appreciate all the feedback. Many of you felt that there were more than enough craft fairs in the area, and wanted to see more food vendors, so we are increasing the food vendors to 90% of the market, and allocating only 10% to arts and crafts. We’re shooting for 50-60% fresh food vendors at each and 30-40% prepared goods. We’re also going to work hard to bring a greater variety of community groups and services to the market so that you can check out the great work non-profits are doing to help improve New Westminster. We will still operate Art in the Park (and are looking for artists who are interested in our open air free art gallery) and continue to bring you a great community event each week.

Stay tuned for info about our 3rd Annual Fundraiser!

Filed Under: Blog, NWFM News

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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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