Farmers Market gets rainy start
Jun 3, 2015
Cocoruto Natural Skincare owner Caroline Hall braves the cold wind at the first Mattapoisett Farmers Market of the "warm season." BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The Mattapoisett Farmers Market is back for another season, and this year there are a variety of new vendors as well as those who have become regulars to the weekly market.
The market will be every Tuesday outside at Old Rochester Regional Junior High from 3 to 7 p.m. through autumn.
Check out some of the vendors below.
Cocoruto Natural Skincare owner Caroline Hall braves the cold wind at the first Mattapoisett Farmers Market of the "warm season." BY GEORGIA SPARLING
A fresh blueberry pie from Pies by Moira, a new vendor at this year's fair. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Molly Drane and husband Ivan Arias are bringing their Columbian fare to the market. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Chicken from Mattapoisett's Wyandotte Farm. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Sweet and Salty Farm has fresh veal and yogurt. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Norah and Matthew Marrano try out jellies from Sprig. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Sprig owner Kristi Marshall of Marion is a newcomer this year. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
No Joke Smoke BBQ has small batch jams made with seasonal ingredients. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Joni Chipman tries to stay warm while selling cheese at her booth, Say Cheese! BY GEORGIA SPARLING
