Condo Garage Enables Farmer's Market to Remain Open Rain or Shine on Market Street

The agent for the new condos on Middle Street will open the garage if it's raining. Plenty of room will be available for the Farmer's Market vendors and shoppers. Looking forward to seeing everyone Rain or Shine....

December 5, 2009 Portsmouth Farmer's Market Holiday Event

Come one, come all, we have a grand Holiday Market for you this Sat. 9AM to 1:30ish

Country ham biscuits by Joe and Connie.
Ribs by Jason
Farm fresh eggs, chickens, winter veggies by Broken Arrows
Wreaths, and winter veggies by Roe






Seafood by "Old man and the Sea"
Fresh bread and Cheese by "Angry Adams"
Susie and Lisa for home made toffee
Hand made goat's milk soap by Stonefield Soaps
Flowers by Andy
Baked pies, bread, jams and jellies
and who knows what surprises Ed and George will bring.

Many more than I have mentioned will be here!!

Come by and say "hello" this will be our last Market for the season. Hopefully we will begin again next March.

Holiday Farmer's Market Saturday Dec. 5, 2009

Don't miss the last Farmer's Market of 2009. They have an exciting array of holiday specialties available for purchase.




Broken Arrow Farms are usually on hand selling fresh eggs, chickens, and veggies. Broken Arrow is located in Zuni, Virginia, so you can be sure that your purchases are locally grown and raised.

I visited the farm to pick up my Thanksgiving turkey and was pleased to see chickens outside in large areas. They were definitely NOT factory raised in inhumane conditions. After seeing the beautiful eggs another customer bought, I asked for a dozen. One of the daughters volunteered to trek out to the chicken coops to collect them. The eggs, in past tense as we finished them within a week, couldn't have been any fresher. Broken Arrow turkeys cook up with incredible flavor and are juicy. I was so impressed as they contained less fat then any turkey I've ever prepared.



What about buying local for Christmas or New Years gatherings this year? How about enjoying a wonderful holiday brunch quiche or fritata with farm-fresh eggs and veggies?

The market usually has vendors offering fresh flowers, arrangements, and/or wreaths. The Virginia Cooperative Extension is usually on hand with helpful information, pamphlets, and a variety of fresh cooking herbs...just in time for that holiday dinner! Farmer's Market bakers will be bringing delicious fresh pies...apple, berry, and cherry.


What about some organic, herb-scented soaps for a stocking stuffer, office gift, or simply to make your guest bathroom special.

There's much more at the Farmer's Market then I've listed here, come visit and see for yourself.