We’ll have the SACWA Victor Harbor Evening Branch with us this Saturday, with a fully laden trading table. So make sure you visit them when you are doing your weekly shopping at or visiting the market, you’ll find some great food and crafts, and will be helping a group with a tremendous history of community service.
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Happy Birthday to VICTORFISH stallholder, chair person Neil Hosking!
Happy Birthday to VICTORFISH stallholder, market original and current Chair person Neil Hosking!
A legend in his own words !😁
South Australian Country Women’s Association Victor Harbor Evening Branch
The South Australian Country Women’s Association Inc (SACWA) Victor Harbor Evening Branch will be here at the Victor Harbor Farmers Market Saturday 12th September 8am-12pm. They are all about friendship, learning new skills & helping our local community and meet 2nd Wednesday each month @ 7.30pm, CWA Hall.
The SACWA has been serving the community since 1929. They are not for profit, non party political and non sectarian. The organisation is made up of volunteers who work to promote the welfare and conditions of life for women and children, of all ages, whether in the city or country.
Their slogan is ‘Sharing And Caring With Action’. Sharing involves service and the giving of time, talents, efforts and finance. What is given in service is the road to what is gained personally. Caring involves friendship, tolerance and understanding of others.
The provision of welfare is important to SACWA, and they feel that social issues need constant monitoring and lobbying at local, state and federal levels. They also believe that education is continuous, heritage skills and history are worth preserving and leisure activities enhance the quality of life.
You never know who’ll you meet here at the market!
You never know who’ll you meet here at the market!
Leroy and Archie, the friendly Alpacas having a wander around on their leads. Much to the interest of a couple of dogs on leads, and most of the people who have seen them!
Beautiful animals 😁
Stallholders doing last minute setup for today’s market
It looks empty now, everyone’s madly doing last minute setup.
And Fleurieu FM are setting up in the Rotunda.
It will fill up soon as you all start arriving to do your weekly shopping, get your free range eggs from Feather & Peck, your fresh, fresh fruit and veg from Virgara’s Garden, Con and Harry Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries or The Coffee Stall! What choices!
Chocolate, cakes and delicious baked treats from Chocolique, H Kouzina Mas, @Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries and Anna’s Homestyle Baking.
Savoury pies, pasties and Greek meals from the Coffee Stall, H Kouzina Mas, Gina’s Kitchen again!
Amazing goats cheeses at Lilyarra Artisan Cheeses, great seafood from VICTORFISH and delicious almonds from Strout Farm.
Breads of all sorts, hand made pastas, pizza bases at @From the Grain, Coffee and Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company products from the Coffee stall.
Then go and see Southern Fleurieu Flora for native plants and Garden candy for herbs, veggie seedlings and succulents.
Phew! I think I covered just about everything!
8.00am till 12.30pm
Many Stallholders tomorrow & Fleurieu FM broadcasting live
We have so many stalls coming tomorrow it was easier to do this with a photo than do lots of separate ones!
And don’t forget Fleurieu FM will be broadcasting live from the Rotunda in the morning!
Southern Fleurieu Flora is back for their monthly stall, Gill has some really nice stock. H Kouzina Mas will be there, hot donuts, yum! Strout Farm are there, stock up on your favourite almond products, and Lilyarra Artisan Cheeses will be there.
VICTORFISH are back, Con and Harry will be there of course, as will Feather & Peck, From the Grain, Francesco at Virgara’s Garden, Chocolique, The Coffee Stall, including Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company products, Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, Anna’s Homestyle Baking and Garden candy.
The weather is looking pretty good, so I think we’re going to have a great morning.
8.00am till 12.30pm
Fleurieu FM will be broadcasting live Saturday
Fleurieu FM will be broadcasting live from the Rotunda at this Saturday’s market. Exciting!
And being the first Saturday of the month Southern Fleurieu Flora are back, and we’ll also have Strout Farm, Lilyarra Artisan Cheeses and H Kouzina Mas.
Check back in on Friday for the full list of stallholders.
Stallholders for Saturday’s Market 30th May, 2020
Stallholders for tomorrow are Lilyarra Cheeses, Con and Harry, Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, Feather & Peck, The Coffee Stall including Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company, From the Grain, Anna’s Homestyle Baking, Virgara’s Garden, H Kouzina Mas (savoury only), Garden candy, Chocolique, Strout Farm and VICTORFISH is back this week.
Southern Fleurieu Flora will be back next Saturday on the long weekend.
Social distancing restrictions still apply, another case this week, so we can’t let our guard down.
8.00am till 12.30pm
Virgara’s Garden has freshly pressed extra virgin Olive Oil
Francesco at Virgara’s Garden has their freshly pressed extra virgin Olive Oil back at tomorrow’s market.
Other stallholders will be Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, From the Grain, Feather & Peck, Con and Harry, Anna’s Homestyle Baking, Lilyarra Cheeses, Chocolique, H Kouzina Mas, VICTORFISH, Strout Farm, the Coffee Stall including Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company, Garden candy, and Kangaroo Island Living Honey will be with us again this week.
The small lifting in Covid-19 restrictions in SA at this stage haven’t affected the restrictions we’ve had in place at the market for some weeks.
So it’s still, shop & go, single shoppers preferred, no families.
Select your produce with a bag, if you touch it, you buy it.
Social distancing of 1.5m is still very important. It’s easy to feel more relaxed now, but we need to still maintain these restrictions.
If you meet friends and want to chat, please move out of the market area to do so to allow freedom of movement. We’ve come so far, and done so well, to have the market closed down now, or a lot of people and the market fined would be devastating. And of course Covid-19 hasn’t gone away.
8.00am till 12.30pm tomorrow morning.