FREE Registration for Merchants

The Main Street Farmers’ Market is going into its third season.  In celebration of the 2012 season, we waived the registration fee.  Also, we created an online registration form for all merchants wanting to get in on the action at the market.

REGISTER ONLINE HERE

ARE YOU A MERCHANT?

If you answer yes to any of the following, we want you here with us.

• Do you grow fruits and vegetables?
• Do you grow houseplants, bedding plants or garden plants?
• Do you make home baked goods?
• Do you can jellies, jams, preserves, pickles, and salsas?
• Do you make candles, soaps, and lotions?
• Do you create handcrafted art and crafts?
• Do work provide a service to the community?

You don’t have to own a business to sell at the market.  You just have to be ready to make money selling the fruits of your hobbies and hard work.

If you own your own business, the Main Street Farmers’ Market is a fun, relaxed environment to get to know your next clients.  Promote your services to an audience focused on supporting local businesses.

REGISTER ONLINE HERE

SHOPPING & MERCHANTS LIST FOR 2011 SEASON

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

• Back Forty Produce
• Cord Burnett – NEW MERCHANT
• Jarvis Farms
• Rhonda Williams
• Tomato Patch

BAKED, STEAMED & CANNED GOODIES

• Cibo Vino – Fresh baked Ciabatta and Foccocia
• Don Manincor – baked goods
• Elvia Zuniga  – Tamales
• JC’s Cookies – cookies, brownies, bread
• Joyce Moore – Jams and Jellies, Homemade ice cream, BBQ sandwiches, fried pies
• Juana Mendoza – pancakes
• Juanita Murrillo – Mexican pastries, tamales
• Luscious Crumbs – Texas size brownies, designer cookies and gourmet cupcakes and chocolate dipped marshmallows
• Mark Faulks – Homemade pound cakes
• Maria Miramontos – tamales, flour tortillas, Pickled squash, hot sauce, strawberry and blackberry jelly
• Mary Ellen Holbrook – NEW MERCHANT – Homemade White and Wheat Bread and Cinnamon Rolls
• Pete Gremillion – sweet spiced dill pickles, seasoning
• Silly Lilly’s Homemade goods – Jellies and jams, summer sausage, snack sticks and more

COFFEE

• Seven Seas Roasting Company – Fresh brewed coffee and fresh ground coffee by the pound

DAIRY

• Texas Daily Harvest (100% Certified Organic) – milk, cheese (Smoked Cheddar, Texas cheddar, Jalapeno cheddar, Feta), yogurt and drinkable yogurt,

MEATS

• Claude Walters – fresh shrimp
• Danny Arnett – beef jerky
• JC’s Cookies – fresh eggs
• Robert Armor – brisket by the pound, BBQ sandwiches, smoked cheese
• Texas Daily Harvest (100% Certified Organic)-  beef, pork
• Windy Meadows Farm – pasture-raised chickens (cut up and whole)

HANDCRAFTED

• Johnny Clark – hair bows, door hangers, hair bow holders, mod podge letters, tutus
• Kayleen Perez – homemade soy candles in assorted scents.
• Pete Gremillion – Lye soap
• Rhonda Williams – hand made wood crafts

PLANTS

• Rhonda Williams

YOU GOTTA GET TO MARKET, May 7, 2011

Market Roll Call for April 15, 2011

Here is a list of vendors I have so far this weekend at the Farmers Market

Three Oaks Farm – Tropical plants, Vegetable plants, Petunia baskets, bedding plants and more

Luscious Crumbs – Handmade Deserts and Candy – Texas sized brownies, designer cookies, gourmet cupcakes and chocolate dipped Marshmallows

Rhonda Williams – Produce – tomatoes, cabbage, onions, Plants – tomatoes, pepper and cucumbers, hand made wood crafts

Barns & Gardens Market – Hanging plants, roses, vegetable plants and shrubs

Maria Mirmontos – Tamales, Flour Tortillas, Pickled squash, hot sauce, strawberry and blackberry jelly

Elvia Zuniga  – Tamales

Pete Gremillion – Sweet spiced drill pickles

Juanita Murrillo – Mexican pastries, tamales, gorditas and more

Texas Daily Harvest – Kent Jisha – (Freddy Camacho selling) – Beef, Pork, Milk, Butter, Cream cheese, Yogurt

JC Mendoza – Plants – Roses

Kayleen Perez – Homemade Soy Candles in assorted scents.

John Clark – Handmade Hair bows, Door Hangers, Hair Bow Holders, Mod Podge letters, Tutus

Memorial Clinic – Come out and have your blood pressure and glucose checks plus they will be passing out giveaways

Hopkins County Extension Office – Come check out the fruit and vegetable planting guides, list of upcoming events and more

Silly Lily’s Homemade Goods – Laura Sickles – Homemade Strawberry/Banana Jam, Jalapeno Jelly, Pineapple Preserves, Banana Nut Bread Spread, Banana Butter, Beef Jerky, Summer Sausage (Jalapeno, Cheese and Reg), Peanut Butter Candy and Peanut Butter Fudge.

Thank You!

Jody Price

Administrative Assistant

Department of Aviation and Tourism

City of Sulphur Springs

(903) 885-4911

Market Report, April 9th

MARKET REPORT, October 9, 2010

Hopkins County AgriLife Extension hosts

• KIDS BAKE AT MARKET, Be there at 8:45 a.m.

This Saturday, your kids, along with the 4-H Cooking Team, will be baking up Pumpkin Muffins and Cinnamon Apple Muffins.

• One Day 4-H Project

There’s an opportunity to help your community.  The 4-H Youth are gathering up warm winter accessories for those in need.  4-H needs your help to fill their boxes with socks, house-shoes, gloves, mittens, scarves, toboggans, etc. (adult and child size) to the Extension exhibit between 8:15 a.m and 1:00 p.m.  All items will be distributed locally.

NEW MERCHANT THIS WEEK

S.S.I.S.D Connections – Birdhouses, seasonal home décor and sound mixes

TRIED & TRUE MERCHANTS

Seven Seas -fresh roasted whole bean coffee, brewed coffee, refreshing smoothies, espresso base drinks

Elvia Zuniga – Homemade Tamales

Robert Armor – Love At First Slice, beef brisket sold by the pound, cold smoked cheeses (habaneras, pepper jack, Colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) smoked with Cherry wood

Rhonda Williams – Produce –Acid free yellow tomatoes, Israel melons, beans, cucumbers, onions, pumkins and more

Pete Gremillion – sweet spiced pickles

Lisa Ellis – homemade brownies, cookies and specialty dog treats

Maria Miramontes – Tamales, jellies, jams, hot sauce

Juanita Murillo – Mexican Desert Pastries, Tamales, Gourdias

Patsy Yates – produce

S.S.I.S.D Connections – Birdhouses, seasonal home décor and sound mixes

Market Shopping for September 4, 2010

Available this week at the farmers’ market.

• Cheese – Cherry wood smoked cheeses (habenero, pepper jack, colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) – Love At First Slice
• Fresh Fruits & Vegetables – Patsy Yates
• Homemade cookies, brownies and specialty dog treats- JC’s Cookies
• Mexican Desert Pastries, Gourdias – Juanita Murillo
• Smoked Beef Brisket – Love At First Slice
• Sweet spiced pickles – Pete Gremillion
• Tamales – Elvia Zuniga, Juanita Murillo

Shop the Market, August 28, 2010

EXTRA BONUS! Look for the Texas AgriLife Extension booth this weekend.

• KIDS COOK AT MARKET – Young chefs get ready to make salsa, along with the entering a coloring contest.  Arrive a few minutes before 9 a.m.

• AgriLife Extension will have information on grasshopper and army worm control, seasonal crops, and upcoming extension events.  Ask about their Diabetes Lunch & Learn series.

TRIED & TRUE MERCHANTS

• Annette Peugh of Back 40 Produce brings fresh picked squash, peppers, vine ripe tomatoes, green beans,purple hull peas
• Elvia Zuniga brings homemade tamales.
• Lisa Ellis has been busy baking homemade brownies, cookies and specialty dog treats.
• Maria Miramontes – Tamales, jellies, jams, hot sauce
• Patsy Yates hauls to town lovely acid-free yellow tomatoes, Israel melons, beans, peaches, cucumbers and more.
• Pete Gremillion brings his sweet spiced pickles.
• Robert Armor of Love At First Slice is the main contender with beef brisket sold by the pound, cold smoked cheeses (habaneras, pepper jack, Colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) smoked with Cherry wood.

DON’T FORGET YOUR SHOPPING BAGS!?

MARKET PICKS FOR AUGUST 14, 2010

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TRIED & TRUE MERCHANTS

Annette Peugh of Back 40 Produce brings fresh picked squash, peppers, vine ripe tomatoes, green beans, purple hull peas, and squash relish

Juanita Murillo – Mexican Desert Pastries, Tamales, Gourdias

Lisa Ellis has been busy baking homemade brownies, cookies and specialty dog treats.

Maria Miramontes – Tamales, jellies, jams, hot sauce

Patsy Yates hauls to town lovely acid-free yellow tomatoes, Israel melons, beans, peaches, cucumbers and more.

Pete Gremillion brings his sweet spiced pickles.

Robert Armor  of Love At First Slice is the main contender with beef brisket sold by the pound, cold smoked cheeses (habaneras, pepper jack, Colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) smoked with Cherry wood.

DON’T FORGET YOUR SHOPPING BAGS!

Go Shopping With A List From A to Z

MAKE OUT YOUR LIST

Bread -Deborah Cavanaugh

Coffee Fresh roasted whole bean coffee, brewed coffee, smoothies, espresso drinks – Seven Seas Coffee Roasting Company

Dairy half gallon, whole certified organic non-homogenized milk, Cheeses: garlic dill, regular cheddar, feta, caraway cheddar, colby, sage cheddar, gouda and goat cheese – J.R. Fisher

Eggs – J.R. Fisher

Flour tortillas -Maria Miramontos

Fresh Vegetables – Back 40 Produce, Patsy Yates, and J.R. Fisher

Fruit Trees – Three Oaks Farm

Garden Decor – Three Oaks Farm

Goats milk lotion – J.R. Fisher

Handcrafted hair bows Roy Olayo

Herbs Plants- J.R. Fisher, and Patsy Yates

Homemade cookies, brownies and specialty dog treats- JC’s Cookies

Jellies, jams, sauces, relishes - Debbie Cavanaugh, Maria Miramontos

Houseplants, hanging baskets, bedding plants, ornamental trees, vines – Three Oaks Farm, J.C. Mendoza

Smoked Beef Brisket sold by the pound, cold smoked cheeses (habenero, pepper jack, colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) smoked with Cherry wood – Robert Armor – Love At First Slice

Sweet spiced pickles – Pete Gremillion

Tamales – Elua Zoniga, Roy Olayo

Vintage Revival Signs & Decor – Sharon Johnson

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