The Poolesville Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market is set to open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, May 7, at 19701 Fisher Ave, commonly known as the Whalen Commons. It’s a locally run farmers market full of produce, art, soaps, meat and much more. “Come by to see our fun vendors or just to experience the town.”
Vendors include:
Tamara’s Bites: Not only is she a wonderful mother, chef Tamara works all week to provide our market with the best baked goods! Based in Dickerson Maryland. Tamara makes sweet treats that are guaranteed to make any dinner party, special occasion, or even cheat meal simply amazing.
Jack Flint: A local farmer specializing in organic table crops, specialty greens, and “Rainbow eggs”
Gracefully Rustic Woodworks: Phil Brower is locally based in Poolesville. Specializing in rustic reclaimed wood decor and live edge charcuterie and cutting boards. All wood is locally sourced. Custom orders welcome.
Max’s Microgreens: Based directly in the heart of Poolesville Maryland, Max’s Microgreens, is a must see stand. Owner Max Knight is a Poolesville High School graduate who loves trying new things, after extensive research on microgreens he kickstarted an amazing business at only 18!
Hen & Hearth: Nestled in the heart of the Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve, Hen & Hearth kitchen produces an extensive variety of baked goods, capable of fulfilling large or small scale orders. Molding her extensive culinary expertise with hearty, rustic, farm fresh ingredients from local agricultural producers, chef Wendland can customize products to your operational needs.