Saturday, July 4
9 AM - Noon
Farmers' Market
at
Clintonville Commons
Our annual July 4 celebration with Grassahol bluegrass.
Saturday, July 11
9 AM - Noon
Farmers' Market
at
Clintonville Commons
Cover to Cover Book Store brings Michael J. Rosen to read his book, Our Farm, to children at the market tent.
And, food canning basics.
Saturday, July 18
9 AM - Noon
Farmers' Market
at
Clintonville Commons
Clintonville farm history. Where were farms and what did they grow? The market welcomes Clintonville historian, Shirley Hyatt.
Saturday, July 25
9 AM - Noon
Farmers' Market
at
Clintonville Commons
Chef Jon Mason cooks seasonal food at the market tent.
Saturday, August 1
9 AM - Noon
Farmers' Market
at
Clintonville Commons
Farmer Appreciation Day begins National Farmers' Market Week. Dispatch Chef, Robin Davis comes to the market tent.
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The vegetables and fruits at the market are
harvested from local Ohio farms just hours before
the market opens. Come, meet the farmers who
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The Clintonville Farmers' Market is open every Saturday morning,
May 23-Oct 31, 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon.
Tomatoes, sweet corn, basil, and peppers arrive! Beautiful cut flowers and bouquets. Blueberries, back and red raspberries, maybe still some strawberries. Cucumbers, sugar snap and garden peas, squash blossoms, yellow squash, zucchini, carrots of various colors, new potatoes, radishes, white lady salad turnips, beets, fennel, green beans, fava beans, lambs quarters, red oak lettuce, iceberg lettuce, baby butter lettuce, kale, kohlrabi, baby bok choi, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, onions, garlic scapes
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herbs. Farmstead cheeses on some days and fresh cheeses every Saturday, like mozzarella and almond/honey chevre. Eggs, vegetarian burgers, humanely-raised meats--chicken, beef of all cuts, pork. Award-winning honey, cream honey and honey products, breads--like herb and dried tomato, pretzels, mixed berry pies and fresh pear pies, local sour-cherry pies, raspberry scones, cookies like pinwheels and Hoosier bars, local stone-ground wheat bread, baked goods, jams like raspberry rhubarb and honey raspberry, maple syrup, whole wheat, spelt flour, cornmeal, wool, soaps, and other cottage-produced products
. The market is also a collection point for produce donations from your garden to local food pantries.
Note: While the Clintonville Farmers' Market tries hard to create a safe environment for all, we are not responsible for accidents that occur at the market.
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