Saturday 15 June, 2.30 to 5.00pm, in the Townley Hall, Fulbourn Centre
We are pleased to have two new food stalls for this market. Urara Kozakaya will present a selection of her own fine Japanese pastries and sweet bakes, while Nicola Drew, the ‘Granola Queen’, will have a large selection of her very special granolas.
Fulbourn Forum’s own table will, as usual, have some baked items including vegetarian samosas and onion bharjis, vegetarian sausage rolls, conserves, and local honey and eggs. And not forgetting a selection of ales from Fulbourn’s Moonshine Brewery.
Returning is Adrienne Gordon of organic grower Sweetpea Market Garden (based in Caxton) with a selection of local seasonal vegetables. Not edible, but a visual delight, will be the offering by Holly Chase of the Cambridge Flower Farm with a colourful selection of seasonal locally grown flowers in the form of bunches and bouquets. No cheese this time, but the Cambridge Cheese Co should be back at our market on 7 September.
The stalls with handmade art, prints, T-shirts, crafts and cards include local artists Jackie Duckworth, Allison Henderson, and Yoli Nobel, while two separate tables provide a range of different jewellery by Halina Szutowicz, and Shirley Shadford (Studio 50 Glass Design). Handmade leather bags, purses, wallets and more are offered by Christine Tancock, and newcomer (to us) Stephanie Yong has her own pottery mugs, cups, plates and more. Jenny Taylor has her usual large range of handmade cards for every occasion.
Christine Newman has a large range of fabric creations including quilts, Linda and Tony Cooke of ‘Turn and Burn’ will be on the stage with all their own handmade wooden items, both decorative and practical, while Nicci Trudgeon of Inner Lather will provide her popular range of handmade soaps, lotions and face/body care products.
The Cafe will, as usual, be run by the Fulbourn WI, so do come, visit the stalls, and stay awhile. Always a good atmosphere.
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