[StBernard] July 23rd News on the St. Bernard Seafood and Farmers Market

[Westley Annis]

St. Bernard Seafood and Farmers Market is the place to be on Saturdays

Variety of offerings for sale; entertainment and fun children activities

 

Come to the St. Bernard Seafood and Farmers Market this Saturday, July 23 to
pick up some items for a delicious meal. This week the Market at 409 Aycock
Street in the heart of the Old Arabi Historic District will feature locally
grown produce and herbs, delicious baked goods, homemade breads, handmade
artisan crafts, and much more!

While you are at the market, enjoy the music of House of Cards from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Also check out the animal adoption area sponsored by St. Bernard
Parish Animal Services. The Market loves children so bring along the little
ones and let them cool down in the outdoor pop-up fountains or take part in
other children's activities. 

 

Each Saturday, the St. Bernard Seafood and Farmers Market provides fresh
food and fresh ideas to help local residents improve their quality of life.
The market has an array of selections to choose from this weekend including
locally grown produce, fresh shrimp, delicious baked goods, jams and pickled
goods, fresh herbs, organic blueberries, homemade pralines, fresh bread, and
much more.  Additionally, the Farmers Market features local artisans selling
their handmade original crafts.

 

The market will operate every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through
October, rain or shine. It will be geared toward local farmers and fishermen
so they can sell their products to the local community. However, spaces will
be available for local artisans who specialize in handmade arts and crafts.
Those who would like to sell flowers, bedding plants and seeds are welcomed.
Consumers or vendors interested in learning more about the market can email
Market Manager Ashley Proze at market at sbpg.net <mailto:market at sbpg.net>  or
call (504) 355-4442. The market, at 409 Aycock Street, Arabi, La 70032, can
be accessed off of St. Claude Avenue by turning south at the signs that say
St. Bernard Visitor Center and Seafood and Farmers Market. 

 

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