Thursday, October 4, 2007
Hub City Farmers' Market 2008
What do you think about the HCFM? What would you like to add/enhance/improve for the 2008 season?
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This blog was created to provide the opportunity for Spartanburg area residents, farmers, chefs, foodies, etc. to voice their opinion on the local food scene. Discussion from the blog will help aide the Hub City Farmers' Market in development and enhancement of programs, events and services. Potential blog topics include: farmers' markets, local food in restaurants, community supported agriculture, community gardens and more!
local food, eat it
- Hub City Farmers' Market
- Spartanburg, SC
- The Saturday Market is located at the Magnolia Street Train Station, 298 Magnolia Street and is open every Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon through October 27th. The Wednesday Market is located at teh Mary Black Foudnation Rail Trail, corner of Union and Henry Streets, and is open each Wednesday from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Links & Resources
- Hub City Farmers' Market
- Certified South Carolina
- SC Department of Agriculture
- Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project
- Appalachian Local Food Guide
- Carolina Farm Stewardship Association
- Southern Foodways Alliance
- 100 Mile Diet
- National Sustainable Agriculure Information Service
- Nina Planck & Real Food
3 comments:
I love it. It's something Spartanburg has needed. And I was very excited to see the local pottery at last week's market. That's a nice addition for us shoppers...
The opening last week (May 10th) was wonderful. Even though I was buying conservatively because we had a busy weekend planned, I still had to make two trips to the car with all the strawberries, turnips with greens, chicken, heirloom seedlings, and soy hand cream.
By the way, I came at about 8:15 and had to park in the gravel. IN THE GRAVEL! Hopefully, I'll have to park around the corner & down the street by the end of the season.
2 comments: I am so thrilled about the HCFM. We need to get more locally minded.
2-update your blog!! I want to read more from you guys!!
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