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PLEASE BOOKMARK:
New York Metro Area Farmers Market's web page:
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I know it's late in the season but I have to give a shout out for the farmers market in Garden City on tuesdays. I recently decided to make it a must each week and I'm thrilled I did. It has:
1) a veggie vender with basics and really interesting beets (four varieties), carrots ( 3 varieties), tomatoes (heirlooms and), cauliflower (3 varieties),etc.2) bread person with interesting varieties
3) Italian pasta, really fresh, really soft mozzarella,cold cuts
4) Greek pastry lady
5) Fresh friut and pie vender; lately apples and pears,etc.
6) Honey vender
7) pickle vender with several pickle related relishes various pickles
8) 1 or two others that slip my mind
They set up in the southeast corner of the parking lot between the two court houses.
Enjoy
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re: byrd
that g.c. market sounds interesting but im not able to get to that area on a tuesday. as i previously mentioned i go to my hometown market in lynbrook. not as large as the one in g.c. but is getting more popular. with a pickle guy-oops lady, a farmer who sells quiches,pies,doughnuts,cider,organic eggs and milk,another farmer with fresh corn,lettuce and other veggies. theres also a vendor selling chips and sauces,and two others-one from queens who sells bobkas and other breads,and a pasta vendor from brooklyn named papa pasquales. the quality of all vendors is very good and many items are sold out by 930. i would get there before 8 am for the best pickings. the market ends its year on sunday november 18th.
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Terry's farm has everything for veggies, incl. heirloom stuff, fresh beans and greens. Golden Earthworm Farms is all organic with a limited selection but it's all perfect. Olive oil guy, flower lady, generic Italian food guy, and a fruit stand with semi-local stuff. Get there early for the best pick, it gets fairly crowded.
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Hempstead: Christ First Presbyterian Church, across from village police department. Fridays 7 am to 12 pm
Lynbrook: Corner of Sunrise Highway and Forest Avenue, in railroad parking lot. Sundays 8 am to 1 pm
Locut Valley: Forest Avenue downtown, across from post ofice. Saturdays 8 am to 1 pm
New Hyde Park: Long Island Jewish Hospital,400 Lakeville Road. Wednesdays 8 am to 1 pm
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re: Scott_R
thanks for the information. i do know about the lynbrook market i have shopped there many times and the quality is very good to excellent-its the only weekend market in southern nassau county.it closes for the year on sunday november 19. it doesnt start till the first sunday in june. i am thinking of contacting lynbrook village hall to see if they would consider starting the market in april or may rather than june; lynbrook will have a new mayor as of april 2007 and may be receptive to that idea. the lynbrook market is at the corner of stauderman avenue and forest avenues behind the eckerd drug store. it is not easily visible from sunrise highway-supposedly the village has now put up signs.
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