The Marmora and Lake Farmers' Market is pleased to welcome the following vendors to this years market. These vendors offer locally grown and hand made products. The produce selection is fantastic and we are sure you will be delighted with the many unique treasures you will find.

• Adrian Tonn-Lincon - Garden benches, furniture and woodworking
• Anne Marie McGregor - Plants Produce, Baking and Crafts
• Anneka Newport - Jewelry
• Balkan Express - Baking, ethnic foods
• Carlton-Maines Farm - Corn, vegis, tomatoes, carrots, beets, squash
• Cynthia Martin - Baking
• DeJong Family - Fresh picked berries
• Doreen Jarvis - Crafts, quilts, blankets, pillow cases and mor
• D & H Woodcrafts
• Elain May - Crafts, tupperware
• Feckit Farm - Organic produce and meats, pesto's, sauces, smoked cheese, heirloom plants
• Frank Andella -
• Glenn Shingler - Crafts
• Hazel Derrett - Crafts
  Harley McCoy - Twig furniture, firewood, garden stones
• Holly Hoekstra - home baking; local organic, seasonal produce;seasonal home canned items (pickles, jams etc.); home sewen/crafted items.
• James McGill - Crafts
• Joan Van Volkenburg - Produce, handbags
• Jay Jemmett (Fishmaster Lures) - Hand crafted fishing lures and accessories, handcrafts
• Jan Toland - Fine Art Paintings Acrylic/Watercolour
• Jim & Margaret Hahn - Woodworking, Tole Painting, Crafts
• Laila Koivuranta
• Lorrie Tannahill - Baking and other foods
• Laurane Schofield & Thomas Marek - Organic goodies including: produce, treats and soaps
• Margaret Webber - Perennials
• Maria Weber - Various handcrafts
• Marion and Gary Martin - Homemade cards, decorative art, carved ornaments, recycled materials
• Marjory Thompson (Gypsy Crafts) - Various handcrafts, slippers, dolls
• Marmora Outreach Center - Coffee and hot chocolate packages
• Mary Andrews - Crochet, sewn and painted items, preserves, fudge
• Moonlight Farms - Produce, sweet corn and garden veggie
• Patricia Vincent - Tea Towels, crafts and treasures
• Peter Hamley - Photography
• Porcupine Creek Farm - Herbal Teas, Herbal Body Products
• Rick & Sylvie Goguen - Herbal Teas, Jewellery, Carvings, Walking sticks
• Rita Renshaw - Antiques & Collectibles
• Rose Fox - Baking, breads, goodies
• Roy Gozzard - Veggies
• Southern Delights - Southern food and baking
• Saha Design Studio - Wood, Crafts, Recycled crafts, Yoga Bags and more
• Sandi Kirby - Sewing / Purses
• Shari Hartry - Plants, Drum Bags, Jewlery
• Sharon Henderson - Rhubarb, Candies, Maple Syrup, Buttons/Pins
• Sheila Cook and Louise Lougheed - Baking
• Springbrook Farm - Pork, Roasts, Sausages and orders
• Susan Watson - Kniting, Crocheting, Sewing and Woodwork
• Ted Sparling - Jewlery

2010 VENDOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Click here to receive the 2010 registration package including registration forms and policy information.

Vendors are encouraged to be aware of safe food handling measures. Please ensure you are aware of everything you are required to do as suggested by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. If you have any concerns regarding food handling please contact Typhany Choinard at 613-472-1515.

Vendors are to set up around the Tourism Centre using the layout below as a guide.

Harvest Hastings

Harvest Hastings celebrates food grown in Hastings County and the people who grow it. Hastings County is very diverse as it runs from Lake Ontario to Algonquin Park and the agricultural industry reflects this.

By buying locally you can support the farms and get fresh high quality food. You can get to know the farmers and you can find out about how they farm.

Harvest Hastings is one of many local food projects promoting GOOD FOOD GROWN IN ONTARIO. It links local farmers, WHO’S GROWING LOCALLY with consumers and lets people to explore the rich variety of WHAT’S GROWN LOCALLY. You can find local food using the MAP or at WHERE TO BUY.

Visit www.harvesthastings.ca for more information.