BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20161001T130000Z DTEND:20161001T170000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:Please go to www.nacogdochesfarmersmarket.com for updates and sign up for the weekly email.\n\nAlso be our fan on facebook@NacogdochesFarmersMarket. \n\n \n\nThe Nacogdoches Farmers' Market\, located at the "hitch lot" at the corner of West Main and Pearl Streets\, is open from 8 a.m. until noon or later every Saturday morning. If the market parking lot is full\, additional parking is available in the Nacogdoches County Courthouse Annex parking lot. Our Wednesday markets our back so you can shop the Farmer's Market every Wednesday\, from 2 to 6 p.m.\n\nPlease note that the Farmer's Market is a "Smoke Free" facility for the health of our customers and vendors. \n\nSaturday Market\, October 1\, from 8 AM until just after noon\n\n \n\n Market News: Saturday looks to be a gorgeous day so make plans to come out to the market shop\, chat\, enjoy some delicious coffee I see no prepared food vendors scheduled so stop by Texadus Family Farms for a free sample of a goodie we are working on \n\n \n\nWe are planning to run a short fall Wednesday Market Session stay tuned for details. \n\n \n\nUpcoming events \n\nFall Fling is October 8\n\n \n\nFarmers Markets are about more than food\, more than farmers\, more than\n\n*buy local*. Farmers markets are about building communities and\n\nbuilding relationships. They are about looking each other in the eye. They are\n\nabout people more than product. Farmers markets help tear down\n\nbarriers and build relationships. They give a community... heart. Lynn Jones\n\n\n\n\n\nMusic: This Saturday\, Cindy Grayson will be playing. She plays an amazing repertoire of popular songs from the 60's and 70's as well as some of her own songs.\n\n \n\nNOTICE TO CUSTOMERS AND VENDORS: All items for sale are required to be locally grown or locally made. Our produce vendors are inspected quarterly. Check the display case or talk to Texadus if you have any questions. \n\n\n\nThings you might find include: LOCAL produce vegetables\, fruits\, herbs\, artisan Texas cheeses\, hand-made clothes\, home crafted items\, free-range eggs\, baked goods (breads\, cakes\, mini cheesecakes\, cookies\, cupcakes & pies)\, canned goods (jams & jellies\, marmalade\, preserves\, pickled vegetables\, salsas & relishes)\, local raw honey\, jewelry\, fried pies\, plants\, goat milk soaps\, local wines\, wood products\, and more.\n\n\n\n UNDER THE PAVILLION - NUMBERS START ON THE SOUTH END CLOSEST TO MAIN ST\n\n \n\n#1 David Kimling will be selling smoked Gouda and other artisan cheeses from Brazos Valley Cheese of Waco\, Texas\; artisan blue & cheddar cheeses (jalapeno\, sharp cheddar & caraway) from Veldhuizen Farms of Dublin\, Texas and goat cheeses from the Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy (including artisan gouda\, Camembert\, chevre\, chili Jack\, half cow/half goat cheese and red cloud).\n\n \n\n#3 Michelle Craig will have mini specialty cheesecakes\, assorted cookies\, fried pies\, fried meat pies\, buttermilk pies and various other goodies.\n\n \n\n#4 Maydelle Country sells fruit wines. Their wines are made in small batches and bottled one at a time with the attitude of "If it ain't fun\, it ain't right." Their wine list consists of Lemon\, Lime\, Grapefruit\, Elderberry\, Blackberry\, Peach\, a Pear/Apricot blend (Texas Sunset)\, pineapple and others that will be rotated by stock. Come see what they have THIS week Their phone number is: 903-795-3915\n\n\n\n#4 Weda Scholes will have free range pastured eggs\, and her lovely breads\n\n\n\n#5 The girls of Wildhurst Coffee Co. will have fresh roasted coffee\, brewed coffee\, cold brew\, and several other goodies. Their iced mocha is delicious.\n\n\n\n#6 The Jones family from Texadus Family Farm is partnering with Wildhurst Bee Co. and Wildhurst Coffee Co. to bring you some special "Dorm Survival Kits" stop by our booth and check them out. NEW Orchid Rain Deodorant fresh fall soaps and wax tarts Planning free samples of our newest fall creation We will also have Buttermilk Biscuits\, Pound Cakes\, Jalapeno Cheese Bread\, Lemon Sunshine Rolls\, and more baked goods\, spice blends\, granolas. Our jams & jellies and now our Bread and Butter Relish\, AND our NEW Spicy Garlic Dills are made with local raw honey from Wildhurst and NO sugar. Our produce is local and we list the farm names on our labels. We will have our hand crafted goat's milk soap made from our own goat's milk (We milk the goats! We make the soap!). Come by\, smell the soaps\, and ask questions. Friend Lynn on face book - Texadus Farm-Wife or LIKE our face book page (Texadus Family Farm) for CURRENT updates! Our email is - texadus@gmail. Call Lynn at 936-615-3050 (leave a message)\n\n \n\n#7 Wildhurst Bee Company WILL be selling local honey\, FRESH bees wax\, and creamed honey. Their hives range from Alto to Milam TX come chat about honey and bees Where is Miss Opal? She has had some health issues Lorie and Jackie's husbands and sons are working the bees and bringing you the SAME honey Miss Opal did. It is truly a family and community enterprise.\n\n \n\n#8 Millard Farms should have will have wonderful fresh local produce\n\n\n\n#9 Petalwork\, fueled by the creative artistry of Shannon White\, offers beautiful\, exciting\, fresh\, and elegant jewelry. Inspired by the glory and wonder of the natural world\, Petalwork's designs tend to reflect this natural beauty. Each necklace\, bracelet\, and set of earrings is a unique glimpse into Shannon's spirit as she pours her love and energy into every piece. Natural stones\, crystals\, metals\, and glass - all are included in these hand made treasures you will cherish for a lifetime.\n\nlayaway available...gift certificates available...we accept cash\, visa\, and mastercard. Please contact Shannon via mobile/text @ 512-663-3774. LIKE us on Facebook www.facebook.com/Petalwork \n\n \n\n#10 Mary Ronzello sells chemical free produce\n\n \n\n#11 Farmer Fred with his organic produce\n\n \n\n#12 Mee Maws Tamales\n\n \n\n#13 Cindy Pruett with the Appleby Community Farm will be at the market this week. She will have eggs\, flowers\, herbs\, kombucha\, and veggies. For information about the Appleby Community Farm CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm on HWY 59 between Appleby and HWY 259\, check out their website: www.applebycommunityfarm.com or stop by and visit with them at the market for membership information.\n\n\n\nVENDORS OPPOSITE THE PAVILLION STARTING ON THE PARKING LOT SIDE!!\n\n \n\n#11B Peggie Hobbs will have aprons\, assorted baby items\, kitchen decor items\, hand-made tote bags and sunbonnets\, as well as\, crocheted scarves and hats.\n\n\n\n#9B Naca Valley Vineyard - Cheese\, bread\, fruit and wine it's the sustenance of life! Nacogdoches Farmers Market has it all\, plus much much more. We at Naca Valley Vineyard can help you in pairings of our wines with select foods that will lend the perfect touch to your dining pleasure. Get a tasty sampling of our semi-sweet white\, sweet rose'\, red table blend and dry red from 8 a.m. to noon. Thanks to photographer Clay Bostian and The Daily Sentinel for use of this fabulous photo taken at Naca Valley Vineyard earlier this year for the Summer 2016 photo spread in Nacogdoches magazine.\n\n\n\n#7B Ice water \n\n \n\n#6B Texadus Family Farm Part II\n\n \n\nPARKING LOT VENDORS STARTING ON THE PARKING LOT SIDE/PARK SIDE!!\n\n \n\n#15 Jonathon will have okra\, hot peppers and squash (yellow & zucchini).\n\n \n\n#17 Eddie Payne farm fresh produce and eggs\n\n \n\nPARKING LOT VENDORS ON THE BANITA CREEK HALL SIDE STARTING AT THE *WEIGHTS* MOVING TOWARDS BOOTH #1\n\n\n\n #22 Jim Duty will have eggs and maybe some peas\n#23 Nikki Cumby (Grandma's Best) will have fried pies in a variety of flavors which include apple\, apricot\, peach\, cherry\, pineapple\, chocolate\, coconut\, vanilla\, lemon\, buttermilk\, pecan and sweet potato. Her pies are much larger than the average pie. She also makes homemade cookies\, brownies\, sweet breads\, pies\, cakes and old fashion tea cakes. For special orders call 903-216-7438. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Please go to \; www.nacogdochesfarmersmarket.com for updates and sign up for the weekly email.
\nAlso be our fan on facebook@NacogdochesFarmersMarket.
\n \;
\nThe Nacogdoches Farmers&rsquo\; Market\, located at the &ldquo\;hitch lot&rdquo\; at the corner of West Main and Pearl Streets\, is open from 8 a.m. until noon or later every Saturday morning. If the market parking lot is full\, additional parking is available in the Nacogdoches County Courthouse Annex parking lot. Our Wednesday markets our back so you can shop the Farmer&rsquo\;s Market every Wednesday\, from 2 to 6 p.m.
\nPlease note that the Farmer&rsquo\;s Market is a &ldquo\;Smoke Free&rdquo\; facility for the health of our customers and vendors. \n\n

Saturday Market\, October 1\, from 8 AM until just after noon
\n \;
\n \;Market News: Saturday looks to be a gorgeous day so make plans to come out to the market shop\, chat\, enjoy some delicious coffee&hellip\; I see no prepared food vendors scheduled so stop by Texadus Family Farms for a free sample of a goodie we are working on&hellip\;
\n \;
\nWe are planning to run a short fall Wednesday Market Session&hellip\; stay tuned for details.
\n \;
\nUpcoming events &ndash\;
\nFall Fling is October 8
\n \;
\nFarmers Markets are about more than food\, more than farmers\, more than
\n*buy local*. Farmers markets are about building communities and
\nbuilding relationships. They are about looking each other in the eye. They are
\nabout people more than product. Farmers markets help tear down
\nbarriers and build relationships. They give a community... heart. Lynn Jones
\n
\n
\nMusic: This Saturday\, Cindy Grayson will be playing.  \;She plays an \;amazing repertoire of popular songs from the 60'\;s and 70'\;s as well as some of her own songs.
\n \;
\nNOTICE TO CUSTOMERS AND VENDORS: All items for sale are required to be locally grown or locally made. Our produce vendors are inspected quarterly. Check the display case or talk to Texadus if you have any questions.
\n
\nThings you might find include: \;LOCAL produce&hellip\; vegetables\, fruits\, herbs\, artisan Texas cheeses\, hand-made clothes\, home crafted items\, free-range eggs\, \;baked goods \;(breads\, cakes\, mini cheesecakes\, cookies\, cupcakes &\; pies)\, \;canned goods \;(jams &\; jellies\, marmalade\, preserves\, pickled vegetables\, salsas &\; relishes)\, local raw honey\, jewelry\, fried pies\, plants\, goat milk soaps\, local wines\, wood products\, and more.
\n
\n \;UNDER THE PAVILLION - NUMBERS START ON THE SOUTH END CLOSEST TO MAIN ST
\n \;
\n#1 David Kimling will be selling smoked Gouda and other artisan cheeses from Brazos Valley Cheese of Waco\, Texas\; artisan blue &\; cheddar cheeses (jalapeno\, sharp cheddar &\; caraway) from Veldhuizen Farms of Dublin\, Texas and goat cheeses from the Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy (including artisan gouda\, Camembert\, chevre\, chili Jack\, half cow/half goat cheese and red cloud).
\n \;
\n#3 \;Michelle Craig will have mini specialty cheesecakes\, assorted cookies\, fried pies\, fried meat pies\, buttermilk pies and various other goodies.
\n \;
\n#4 Maydelle Country sells fruit wines. Their wines are made in small batches and bottled one at a time with the attitude of "\;If it ain'\;t fun\, it ain'\;t right."\; Their wine list consists of Lemon\, Lime\, Grapefruit\, Elderberry\, Blackberry\, Peach\, a Pear/Apricot blend (Texas Sunset)\, pineapple and others that will be rotated by stock. \; Come see what they have THIS week&hellip\; Their phone number is: 903-795-3915
\n
\n#4 Weda Scholes will have \;free range pastured eggs\, \;and her lovely breads
\n
\n#5 \;The girls of Wildhurst Coffee Co. will have fresh roasted coffee\, brewed coffee\, cold brew\, and several other goodies. Their iced mocha is delicious.
\n
\n#6 The Jones family from Texadus Family Farm is partnering with Wildhurst Bee Co. and Wildhurst Coffee Co. to bring you some special &ldquo\;Dorm Survival Kits&rdquo\; stop by our booth and check them out. NEW Orchid Rain Deodorant&hellip\; fresh fall soaps and wax tarts&hellip\; Planning free samples of our newest fall creation&hellip\; We will also have Buttermilk Biscuits\, Pound Cakes\, Jalapeno Cheese Bread\, Lemon Sunshine Rolls\, and more baked goods\, spice blends\, granolas. Our jams &\; jellies and now our Bread and Butter Relish\, AND our NEW Spicy Garlic Dills are made with local raw honey from Wildhurst and NO sugar. Our produce is local and we list the farm names on our labels. We will have our hand crafted goat'\;s milk soap made from our own goat'\;s milk (We milk the goats! We make the soap!). \; Come by\, smell the soaps\, and ask questions. Friend Lynn on face book - Texadus Farm-Wife or LIKE our face book page (Texadus Family Farm) for CURRENT updates! \; Our email is - texadus@gmail. Call Lynn at 936-615-3050 (leave a message)
\n \; \;
\n#7 Wildhurst Bee Company WILL be selling local honey\, FRESH bees wax\, and creamed honey. Their hives range from Alto to Milam TX&hellip\; come chat about honey and bees&hellip\; Where is Miss Opal? She has had some health issues&hellip\; Lorie and Jackie&rsquo\;s husbands and sons are working the bees and bringing you the SAME honey Miss Opal did. It is truly a family and community enterprise.
\n \; \;
\n#8 Millard Farms \;should have will have wonderful fresh local produce
\n
\n#9 Petalwork\, fueled by the creative artistry of Shannon White\, offers beautiful\, exciting\, fresh\, and elegant jewelry. Inspired by the glory and wonder of the natural world\, Petalwork'\;s designs tend to reflect this natural beauty. Each necklace\, bracelet\, and set of earrings is a unique glimpse into Shannon'\;s spirit as she pours her love and energy into every piece. Natural stones\, crystals\, metals\, and glass - all are included in these hand made treasures you will cherish for a lifetime.
\nlayaway available...gift certificates available...we accept cash\, visa\, and mastercard. Please contact Shannon via mobile/text @ \;512-663-3774. LIKE us on Facebook www.facebook.com/Petalwork \;
\n \;
\n#10 Mary Ronzello sells chemical free produce
\n \;
\n#11 Farmer Fred with his organic produce
\n \;
\n#12 \;Mee Maws Tamales
\n \;
\n#13 Cindy Pruett with the Appleby Community Farm will be at the market this week.  \;She will have eggs\, flowers\, herbs\, kombucha\, and veggies. For information about the Appleby Community Farm CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm on HWY 59 between Appleby and HWY 259\, check out their website: www.applebycommunityfarm.com \;or stop by and visit with them at the market for membership information.
\n
\nVENDORS OPPOSITE THE PAVILLION &ndash\; STARTING ON THE PARKING LOT SIDE!!
\n \;
\n#11B \;Peggie Hobbs will have aprons\, assorted baby items\, kitchen decor items\, hand-made tote bags and sunbonnets\, as well as\, crocheted scarves and hats.
\n
\n#9B Naca Valley Vineyard - Cheese\, bread\, fruit and wine&mdash\;it&rsquo\;s the sustenance of life! \;Nacogdoches Farmers Market has it all\, plus much much more. We at Naca Valley Vineyard can help you in pairings of our wines with select foods that will lend the perfect touch to your dining pleasure. Get a tasty sampling of our semi-sweet white\, sweet rose'\;\, red table blend and dry red from 8 a.m. to noon. Thanks to photographer Clay Bostian and The Daily Sentinel  \;for use of this \;fabulous photo taken at Naca Valley Vineyard earlier this year for the Summer 2016 photo spread in Nacogdoches magazine.
\n
\n#7B Ice water&hellip\;
\n \;
\n#6B Texadus Family Farm Part II
\n \;
\nPARKING LOT VENDORS \; &ndash\; STARTING ON THE PARKING LOT SIDE/PARK SIDE!!
\n \;
\n#15 Jonathon will have okra\, hot peppers and squash (yellow &\; zucchini).
\n \;
\n#17 Eddie Payne farm fresh produce and eggs
\n \; \;
\nPARKING LOT VENDORS \; &ndash\; ON THE BANITA CREEK HALL SIDE STARTING AT THE *WEIGHTS* MOVING TOWARDS BOOTH #1
\n
\n \;#22 Jim Duty will have eggs and maybe some peas

\n#23 Nikki Cumby (Grandma'\;s Best) will have fried pies in a variety of flavors which include apple\, apricot\, peach\, cherry\, pineapple\, chocolate\, coconut\, vanilla\, lemon\, buttermilk\, pecan and sweet potato. Her pies are much larger than the average pie. \; She also makes homemade cookies\, brownies\, sweet breads\, pies\, cakes and old fashion tea cakes. \; For special orders call 903-216-7438. LOCATION:"Hitch Lot" at 107 Pearl St. near City Police Dept. UID:e.1393.11704 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260507T223925Z URL:https://business.nacogdoches.org/events/details/farmers-market-10-01-2016-11704 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR