C L A R E N D O N
A L L I A N C E
Clarendon Farmer's Market and Local Artist Music Series

Clarendon Farmer's Market
2007

Wednesdays, 3:00 to 7:00
May 24 through October 18

  We are a Producer-Only Market.  All products sold must be grown or produced by the seller.  Our market is also limited to farms and producers from within a 125 mile radius of Washington, so by shopping here, you are not only getting fresher produce, much of it picked that morning, but you are supporting local farms and bakers and responsible land development, as well!  Thank you!

Our vendors this year are:

DRAGONFLY FARMS  mount airy, maryland

sunflowers, baby vegetables (carrots, squash), asian greens, wine grape vinegar, verjus


MUSACHIO VEGETABLE FARM
ridgely, maryland (eastern shore)                                  
asparagus, beans, lima beans, cabbage, cauliflower, cantaloupe, eggplant, garlic, greens, leeks, lettuce, okra, onions, peppers, potatoes, shallots, spinach, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, melons, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries        


PENN FARM
montross, virginia (northern neck)

POTOMAC VALLEY GROWERS  

moorefield, wv 

SUNNYSIDE FARMS                           Washington,Virginia                     organic:  poultry, eggs, vegetables, tree fruit

TOIGO ORCHARDS
Shippensburg,Pennsylvania                                       
tomatoes, apples, peaches, horse radish, salsas and spaghetti sauce

WHEATLAND VEGETABLE FARM               Purcellville, Virginia                                                   the venerable Wheatland, long in the forefront of conservation and organic practices: tomatoes, okra, squashes, cucumbers, eggplant, beans, melons--varieties "chosen for flavor, not particularly looks". 

HONDO COFFEE   Stafford Virginia  540-657-1150   Grower and Roaster,               In 2005, Arondo Holmes bought a derelict coffee finca in Honduras and educated himself on the internet in how to grow and roast coffee.  A sheet metal worker, by trade, he bought a hundred year old roaster, off ebay, and rebuilt the drum.  With a commitment to environmentalism and fair trade practices, in 2006, Hondo Coffee paid their workers at their farm in Honduras 49 cents over fair trade prices.  

Beanetics coffee                              annandale, virginia                                                            local roasters

Tim Douglas, Chocolatier                               Falls Church                                                       truffles

CHRISTOPHER BAKERY                    baltimore                                            Chris Cashman's modern pastry with Old World skill.  Real ingredients, all organic.  Always at least one vegan item.

BAGUETTE REPUBLIC
1198 W. Broad St., Falls Church
Artisan breads: hard-crusted baguettes from the French recipe, sourdough soured with chardonnay grapes, focaccia, palladin, striata fermented with yogurt, whole wheat raisin walnut, kalamata olive bread.

european gourmet bakery
European Style Bakery from Leesburg
filled croissants, mini and large fruit pies
(12 different flavors), and other French baked goods

GRACE'S PASTRIES 
Herndon, Virginia                                                      
A local favorite, with quick breads- fresh ginger, cherry, pumpkin, cheddar cheese

SHOEBOX OVEN BAKERY    Alexandria                                           A boutique bakery made up of one wanderlust oven and one adventurous baker creating small batches of local favorites from far-away places. Pao de queijos (Brazilian cheese bread) flavors ranging from habanero and sharp cheddar to fig and feta to lemon to dill and apricot. Champagne brownies, papa rum pastries. Homemade lemonade and gelati and sorbeto in irreverent flavors such as dulce de leche+chiles, mango+pink peppercorn, cherry + anise, plum+ kumquat                                                     
SUSIE'S COOKIES
Burke, Virginia
Healthful, unique and scrumptious cookies from old Swedish family recipes  

SO VERY SPECIAL NURSERY 

Frederick Maryland

Potted herbs and exotic plants + soaps, face creams and lotions made from the herbs they grow.

 

 

                                                             







If you make homemade products or are a farmer and have produce to sell and would like to participate in future seasons of the Clarendon Farmer's Market, please send an email to alliance@clarendon.org. or call us, at 703-812-8881

 

 

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