Showing posts with label St. Jacobs farmers market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Jacobs farmers market. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 June 2024

TIME FOR ANOTHER TRIP TO THE ST JACOBS FARMERS MARKET

Adolph and I visited the St. Jacobs Farmers Market in 2012 and 2014.

So I suggested to Sonya it would be a fun day with the kids and me. We could do the tour of the Mennonite Farm, buy veggies and fruit and have lunch.

It is on Saturday and Thursdays.

So on my summer bucket list.




Hope to have as much fun again.

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Monday, 4 August 2014

GRANPA RETURNS TO THE ST. JACOBS FARMERS' MARKET 2014

Barb and I love to visit farmers' markets. So a return trip to one of the best in the province, was inviting us to return. St. Jacobs market in the little community of St. Jacobs just outside Kitchener/Waterloo Ontario. Home to a multi-generation German community and the Mennonites along with the diverse Canadian community. Waterloo as you know is home to Blackberry or known previously as R.I.M. An interesting area of Ontario!
Last year, August 2013, St. Jacobs market had a devastating fire of its building-24,0000 sq. ft.- that housed 60 vendors. In a short time a Harvest Barn was erected that could accommodate 47 vendors. It can be seen in the distance of this market scene. When we arrived, there is construction occurring at the end of the parking lot that may be the home of a more secure, modern specs. building. The problem with the old building was the wood structure.


We take our little trek trolley everywhere now. It sure saves on the muscles.


Beef steak tomatoes were in abundance.
Walking along and viewing the wonderful selection of locally grown fruit and vegetables.

Lots of Bing Cherries!
What to buy?

Breakfast was a good choice. Peameal bacon and egg with tomato on a bun-the breakfast special! Nice picnic area at the end of the Harvest Barn with clean washroom facilities if needed.
Mushrooms from a tree branch anyone?

Corn, watermelon and melons!
More delicious fruit!
Couldn't resist the asparagus! Love it in a breakfast omelette!
A good haul of fresh fruit, veggies and some baguette bread! Time to go home and eat!!!
Visit their website.St. Jacob;s market
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