We are open as usual on Saturday. Con and Harry will be back with us. Whoo hoo 😁
There’ll be no change to the Covid-19 restrictions that have been in place for some time now.
Please continue to observe them so that we can keep the market running.
Shop & Go.
Single shoppers if possible, no families.
Maintain social distancing at all times.
Pick up produce by a bag, if you touch it you buy it.
I’ll have a full list of Stallholders here on Friday. And don’t forget Sunday is Mother’s Day 😁
Just a tad chilly, quite pleasant really.
Kate is back at Chocolique, some great ideas for Mother’s Day next Sunday.
Dora and Bona have a great range of sweet and savoury at H Kouzina Mas.
Gala, Pink lady, Grannies and Fuji apples at Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, and Gerard has his semi hard goats cheese at Lilyarra Cheeses, plus the delicious soft cheeses.
Social distancing restrictions continue to be in place.
Shop and go, single shoppers please, no families. If you touch fresh produce you buy it.
8.00am till 12.30pm
Stallholders for tomorrow’s market will be Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, From the Grain, Feather & Peck, Lilyarra Cheeses, The Coffee Stall, including Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company, Anna’s Homestyle Baking, H Kouzina Mas, Virgara’s Garden, Garden candy, VICTORFISH, Strout Farm and Chocolique, great to have you back Kate 😁.
Con and Harry are having another week off, and will be back next week.
Again, please remember we are still trading under social distancing restrictions. SA is doing so well, let’s all keep making the effort to keep up that excellent record.
8.00am till 12.30pm.
Stallholders at tomorrow’s ANZAC Day market will be Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, From the Grain, Feather & Peck, VICTORFISH, The Coffee Stall (#Jelly, including Fleurieu Milk And Yoghurt Company products), Lilyarra Cheeses, Anna’s Homestyle Baking, Strout Farm (Almonds), Virgara’s Garden and Garden candy.
So in from last week are Victorfish and Lilyarra Cheeses, out are Chocolique and H Kouzina Mas, both will be back next week, along with Con and Harry.
Covid-19 restrictions continue to apply. Single shoppers are preferred, no families.
Maintain social distancing of 1.5m, shop and go. When selecting produce use a bag. If you touch it without a bag you buy it. The stallholders will select the produce for you if you prefer.
Thank you for your continued support of our market, helping us to continue to trade during this difficult time, keeping you supplied with the fresh produce you have enjoyed being able to buy for over 11 years every Saturday morning.
8.00am till 12.30pm
We’re back again tomorrow, a cool one, maybe a spot of rain.
Please keep doing what you have been doing so well, shop and go, maintaining the 1.5m social distancing. No families, single shoppers preferred.
If there are couples, one only at a stall at a time. Queue at stalls to keep up the social distancing. Pick up produce by a bag, if you touch it you buy it. If you prefer, ask the stallholders to pick it up for you.
All the Farmers Markets that are operating in SA are doing so under these very clear directions, it allows us to still bring our produce to you as safely as possible for you, our members and customers, and for our stallholders in this Coronavirus lockdown period.
It’s chilly, and we’re set up well with signage, as well as stallholders spaced out.
Inman Valley Poultry aren’t here, sorry if I mislead anyone by saying they would be.
If the rain stays away it looks like we should have a good morning, people are respecting the social distancing rules, doing their shopping and moving on.
8.00am till 12.30pm.
There will be plenty of fresh produce for you at tomorrow’s market.
Virgara’s Garden, Gina’s Kitchen & Field Berries, Con and Harry and the Coffee Club all have fresh veggies and fruit.
Please, don’t crowd the stalls, keep 1.5m apart. Only pick up what you are going to buy, and do that with a bag. This is so important.
Albert at From the Grain will select your bread for you. Neil’s seafood at VICTORFISH is very safe, but again, please queue behind the counter staying 1.5m apart. The same goes for Chocolique , Anna’s Homestyle Baking, Feather & Peck and Lilyarra Cheeses.
We are out in the Fresh air, but we must still practice social distancing, not shake hands, cough or sneeze into our elbows, and of course, not be there if feeling unwell.
Apart from all that we should have a good morning!
Stallholder of the week is Gill Muller from Southern Fleurieu Flora. She’s been selling native plants at the market for six years now, and knows the growing conditions on the Southern Fleurieu pretty well, as well as gardening herself in Port Elliot.
Gill sources nearly all her tubestock from State Flora Nursery, having worked there from 1999 till 2011 she can access the good stuff, a lot provenanced from around this area. If it isn’t local, it will be natives that will grow well in the area.
A passionate lover of native plants for over 40 years, there’s a rumor that if you watch the ABC Gardening Australia show in late August you just may see Sophie Thomson visiting Gill’s garden. Just a rumor mind.
And of course Gill is married to the very important John, on the Membership Information stand. Some time harp player to the busker, supplier of the back up music, as well as maintaining the Membership database, taking Membership fees and issuing cards, generally very important person for members, stallholders and the general public to have to come to!
