Today at the market we are holding our 2nd annual dot survey of market customers! This survey is a chance for us to learn a little more about you and for you to tell us what you think about the market. And it all happens with stickers! Make sure and fill out the survey (it should take less than 2 minutes) when you come down to the market today; we really appreciate it.
Our live music series continues today with guitarist John Twist, a market favorite. John will be playing from 11 am to 1pm. Other than that, it’s another glorious mid-summer market, with all the fruits and vegetables you could want! We have a new vendor at the market today – Home Grown Food Products, selling delicious fermented sauerkraut, kim chi and pickles!
In case you didn’t see last week’s post, we are currently looking for applicants to the market’s Board of Directors. This Board oversees both the Lloyd and Hollywood Farmers Markets, and we want to be sure to have folks from the LFM community represented. See this post for more information (towards the bottom). Contact Suzanne Briggs at recruitment@hollywoodfarmersmarket.org with any questions or to apply.
Check below for a full list of vendors at market today. See you at the market!
Brandwein Meadows Lamb – local grass-fed lamb
Char BBQ – Asian fusion barbecue
Greenville Farms – berries, no-spray produce, hazelnuts, prunes, cookies, eggs
Home Grown – sauerkraut, kim chi, and pickles
Intent Coffee Roasting – locally roasted coffee beans, hot and iced coffee
Kiyokawa Family Orchards – cherries and peaches
Mixteca – traditional Oaxacan tamales and mole
Nature’s Wild Harvest – huckleberries, fresh and dried mushrooms and other foraged goodies, honey, jams
Nourishment – seasonal bean/rice bowls, chilequiles, and soups
ProFarm Produce – cherries, apricots, pickled asparagus
Naked Acres Farm – Certified Naturally Grown veggies, goats milk soap and preserves
Tabor Bread – wood fired breads and pastries
The Hummus Stop – hummus, baba gnanoush, pita and other Mediterranean snacks
Unger Farms – berries
Xiong Farm – fresh cut flowers
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