The Chelsea Farmers Market takes place each Saturday at the Palmer parking lot from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Below is the list of vendors who are expected to be there. Please keep in mind that sometimes the vendors aren’t able to attend the market and that planned products are not available.
*Thanks to Chelsea Update for content and pictures
Activities:
– Kiwanis Kid’s tent,
– Music by Mixed Nuts,
– Prescription for Health healthy foods demo,
– Market Basket giveaway
Kapnick Orchards: Cherries, blueberries, peaches, apples, baked goods (Vendor: Jason)
Afeathermations: Natural media crafts for ceremony and celebration. Bark art, wall hangings, medicine wheels, heal-the-earth wreaths, fans, rattles, and owls this week.(Vendor: Joan)
Fluffy Bottom Creamery: artisanal cheeses and yogurt (Vendor: Kelli)
Country Hills Pottery: pottery (Vendor: Maureen)
Chandra June: jewelry (Vendor: Chandra)
Debbie’s Bead Design: jewelry (Vendor: Debbie)
Two Tracks Acres: breakfast sausage, Italian sausage, chorizo, pork chops, ribs, polish sausage, pork roasts, ground pork, chicken (Vendor: Taik)
- There will be corn Saturday.
Goetz Greenhouse: kale, beets, cabbage, garlic, onions, potatoes, zucchini, carrots, cucumbers, broccoli, tomatoes, corn, yellow squash, eggplant, melons, cantaloupe, basil, free range eggs, flower bouquets (Vendor: Luke and Sally)
Lands of Bru-Garick: eggs, potatoes, kohlrabi, flowers (Vendor: Sabrina)
Stone Hearth Bakery: bread, cookies, brownies (Vendor: Jason)
Heim Gardens: kohlrabi, green beans, blueberries, (Vendor: Kevin)
Frog Hollar: blueberries, sweet cherries, cabbage, green beans, pickling cucumbers, green onions, cilantro, tomatoes, kale, peaches, maybe plums and apples.(Vendor: Judy)
Dave’s Honey: honey (Venodr: Dave)
HumusFalafel: hummus and falafel (Vendor: Ferial)
La Baguette: baked goods, baguettes (Vendor: Lisa and Susanne)
Mostly Green Acres: soy free, organic fed, free range chicken, beef, chicken, pork, eggs. (Vendor: Cindy)
Bean Creek Cookie Company: old fashioned cookies made from scratch, light and fluffy caramel corn (Vendor: Betty)
Thistle Blossom Herbals: Salves, infused herbal medicine oils, moisturizer oils and lotion bars and our famous lavender linen spray (Vendor: Bonnie and Denise)
- There are several types of bread to be found at the market, too.
Bordine Farms: dahlias, glads, snap dragons (Vendor: Duane)
Brieland Shoultz: eggs, vegetables, soap, jam (Vendor: Greg)
Elysium Soap: soap, lotions, lip balm (Vendor: Andi)
Herbology Organics: all natural, eco-friendly and sustainably sourced Apothecary items that are custom infused with therapeutic grade Essential Oils, Botanical’s and Extracts, ranging from Personal Bath and Body Care items, to Home and Pet Care products. (Vendor: Nicole)
Robin Hills Farm: heirloom tomatoes, romano beans, kale, chard, (Vendor: Bee)
Myer Jam: jams and jellies (Vendor: Carol)
Tantre Farms: new potatoes, kale, arugula, green beans, summer squash, carrots, spicy mix, collards, zucchini, radishes, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cucumbers, fresh garlic, kohlrabi, hot peppers, heirloom tomatoes, Swiss chard, mushrooms, eggplant, onions, blackberries, plums, watermelon (Vendor: Deb)
Heaven’s Gate Soy Candles: Soy Candles (Vendor: Ryan)
Bristle’s Homemade and Homegrown: knitted items, such as hand towels, dish cloths, scrubbies, and “kitty nippers” (for cat nip), potato bags, jar mixes filled for easy-soup and cookies, some produce. Special orders available for knitted items. (Vendor: Anna)
The Barn: rustic benches from reclaimed barnwood (Vendor: Charlie)
Merkel Gardens: hanging baskets, flowers, cut flowers, and vegetables (Vendor: Bill and Margaret)
BS Designs: barnwood art (acrylic painting on 100-year-old Michigan barn wood). (Vendor: Marcy)
Lavender by Karen Malone: lavender and lavender products. (Vendor: Karen)
Smith’s Daylillies: daylilies (Vendor: Gerry)
Nonprofit: Pheasants Forever
