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Hello everyone!  Today I am going to do something very interesting, and write about an event that I have already written about before! On Saturday, I went to the Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Farmers Market, also known as the TaSH, and a conversation that I had with my friend about it made me think I should let everyone reading know about it again. In this post, I will be discussing all the vendors that participate in it, in hopes that any or all of them interest you enough to go check it out. The first vendor is A D’Zine from Dobbs Ferry, which makes and sells handcrafted jewelry. The next vendor is Agape Olive Oil from Port Chester, and its name is self explanatory as to what it sells. The next vendor is Ambrosia Juicery from The Bronx, which makes and sells healthy juices and smoothies. The next vendor is Artigiani del Gelato from Poughkeepsie, which makes and sells a variety of gelato and sorbet. 
The next vendor is Ash Hopper from Warwick in Orange County, which makes and sells ...

It’s been a while since I have written about a nearby event, so I figured now would be the perfect time to do so! Since we are currently in the summer, I felt it was appropriate to write about a farmers market in the area, and since I haven’t written about it yet, today I am going to talk about the Chappaqua Farmers Market. I will be going over all the vendors that participate in it, in hopes that it will encourage all of you reading to check it out.  The first few vendors that I will talk about fall under the category of Specialty.  The first vendor is a knife sharpener from Hastings-on-Hudson that is only there on the second Saturday of every month called Ready, Set, Sharp. The next vendor is The Copper Faucet Soap from White Plains, which sells handcrafted soaps. The next vendor is The Wreath Forager from Hastings-on-Hudson, which makes and sells wreaths.  The last Specialty vendor is Wendy Enoch Pottery from Hastings-on-Hudson, which makes and sells ceramics and is on...

In the past, I have made several posts about farmers markets in the area, and today I am going to make another one! This one is in my favorite place in Connecticut, the city of Downtown Stamford. It used to be located on Bedford Street, but they moved it to a new location a few years ago. While I don’t know the exact reason, my guess is that they ran out of room with all the restaurants on the street offering outdoor dining at the same time. It is now located at Veterans Memorial Park on Atlantic Street, which is in front of the Stamford Town Center. In this post, I will be talking about the vendors that are listed on the event’s website and what they sell and finishing off with some additional information. The first vendor that is part of it according to the website is Amelia’s Florist & Farm Market from East Haven, which as their name suggests, sells a variety of flowers and fresh produce. The next vendor that is listed on the website is Anderson + Joy from Norwich, Connecticut. ...

I recently made a blog post about the Pleasantville Farmers Market, and today, I am going to make a blog post about another great farmers market in the area! This one is the Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Farmers Market, or as they call it, the TaSH. This is a farmers market that first started in 2015, is described as being a destination in Westchester County, and won several America’s Farmers Market Celebration awards in 2023. During its main season from May to November, it is held at Patriots Park, which is on the border of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, and all the vendors go around the park in a big circle. It also has live music, chef demos, art projects, and children’s activities.  Their outdoor season will kick off on May 11, and will feature more than 30 vendors, some of which are already confirmed, and some that still have to confirm. I will share the vendors that are confirmed to be part of it so far this year and what they sell.  The first vendor is Arlotta Food Studio f...

If you are looking for a fun event in Westchester County where you can get some amazing food, head over to the Pleasantville Farmers Market! This is an event that is every Saturday from 9:30-12:00 in the winter, and from 8:30-1:00 starting April 6, and has won Best of Westchester from Westchester Magazine ten years in a row. The event also has a ton of vendors for certain types of food and other products. The first vendor that is listed on the website is 3X3 Kitchen Provisions from Riverdale, New York. They sell gluten-free baked goods with local seasonal ingredients from Hudson Valley farmers.  The next vendor is Alpacatrax from Columbia County, New York. They don’t sell food, but they do sell hand-crafted shawls, scarves, socks, and boot warmers made from alpaca wool.  The next vendor is Bien Cuit from Brooklyn, New York. They sell bread with a dark, caramelized crust, as well as a variety of pastries.  The next vendor is Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse from Milford, New...