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Westport Farmers’ Market Opens for The Season at Imperial Avenue Beginning May 13! By Westport Farmers Market | Posted by
May 4, 2021
WFM shoppers in 2020. This summer’s market will reopen with over 30 vendors at Imperial Avenue on May 13 from 10 to 2. (contributed photo)
Westport, CT – Westport Farmers’ Market (WFM) is thrilled to announce that it will return to its home at 50 Imperial Avenue beginning Thursday, May 13. The summer market will run from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. each Thursday through mid-November. WFM will resume the majority of its pre-pandemic, onsite shopping experience and programming while honoring all state and local health guidelines. We invite you to help us “ring” in the 2021 season at high noon with a farmers’ call – a.k.a. ringing cow bells. WFM will hosts a special toast with Cross Culture Kombucha to celebrate our
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WESTPORT - Though its winter season winds down on Thursday, the Westport Farmers Market continues to blossom as both a community gathering place and a conscious choice for meeting one s food needs. For me, I m pretty reflective at the moment about what this past year has meant, said Lori Cochran-Dougall, the market s executive director.
She and her organization stepped up to open the market last spring, despite the pandemic and its inherent restrictions, to great success.
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On Thursday, January 28 the Westport Farmers’ Market will celebrate 2021 by hosting our annual seed exchange in honor of National Seed Exchange day.
“Collecting, sharing, and growing seeds saved by our very own shoppers, farmers, and vendors – especially heirloom varieties – involves the community personally in the promotion of local food and flora,” said Lori Cochran-Dougall, executive director of the WFM. “This year more than ever we want to seed the year with love and health.”
The public is invited to bring seeds they have saved from their own gardens or simply take home a few saved by others. WFM farmers will donate seeds from their favorite crops for the community to try at home. All seeds except those of invasive species are welcome, however, the market is requesting people to bring and take home heirloom or organic varieties.
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