September 14, 2012 - 10:01am
St. Matthews Farmers Market hosts 65-70 vendors each Saturday through September.
The St. Matthews Farmers Market located at Beargrass Christian Church will continue hosting 65-70 local and regional vendors from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday mornings through the month of September. Stephen Yates, in his second year as Market Manager, says the market is a “source of...
July 17, 2010 - 3:42pm
Where to go if you want locally-grown produce without the crowd.
There's a reason that the Bardstown Road farmer's market is the farmer's market in Louisville. They have a huge selection of products, a convenient location, and a fun atmosphere. But sometimes I have to remind myself that there's more to this city than what's in the Highlands, so I decided to...
July 29, 2012 - 8:05pm
Read the tale of this brave writer, as she hunts the aisles of her local farmer's market, collects her bounty of produce, then ingeniously figures out how to cook it all.
That object you see pictured above is a summer squash. Of some kind. That's what the nice lady at the New Albany Farmers Market told me, anyway (I trust her).
July 29, 2012 - 8:04pm
The New Albany Farmers market is now open. May hours are 8am-1pm. Items currently include lettuce, veggie plants, annuals, eggs, beef, pork, and arts & crafts.
Vendors from around the area showed up this past Saturday for opening day of the New Albany Farmer's Market. This market isn't just for farmers, however; in addition to food and plants, there were also baked goods, arts & crafts, a live band, and a Bubble Bus.
Valiantly resisting the urge...
July 29, 2012 - 8:04pm
This week's staycation spotlight is targeted for those still seeking the perfect Mother's Day weekend for the mother(s) in their life.
Looking for something special to do with the mother(s) in your life this weekend? A Mother's Day Weekend Staycation is a splendid way to show your appreciation and love. The goal here is to provide a vacation for Mom, so don't forget the main caveat of a good staycation: NO WORK. For her, that is....
Farmer's Market
