Today At The Market: June 9, 2024

Live Music

Michelle Swan
Michelle presents a New Folk sound with confessional, sophisticated songwriting.  Her songs offer an unblinking, unapologetic look at a grown-up life - by no means perfect or without regret - but filled with desire, dreams, and longing.

Free Music Lessons

​The one and only Simba has over 16 years performance experience and over a decade of experience teaching people to play music with passion. He teaches guitar, both classical and modern styles, as well as ukulele, bass, and mandolin.
Come book lessons with Simba, and he'll turn you into a proper musician - one with drive, focus, and a hunger for more.
He will offer FREE 15min guitar or ukulele lessons at the Market. Please reach out to his email, [email protected], or his Instagram, @sixstringlionking, to schedule your session. If not scheduled beforehand, it's first come first serve!

Food Scraps

​As part of a Montgomery County-sponsored pilot, Compost Cab will accept food scraps 
from our customers. Look for their tent in the rear of the Market.
 You may drop off:

•  Fruit and Vegetable scraps
• Cooked Food
• Meat, fish bones
• Dairy (cheese and yogurt)
• Eggshells
• Bread & Grains
• Coffee Grounds & Tea Leaves (remove all filters)

Vendors

• M&M Plants and Plant Masters
•  Sandy Spring Gardens
• Full Circle Farm
• Pleitez Produce
• Westmoreland Produce
• Leedstown Farm
• Thomas Evans Plants & Produce
• Common Root Farm
• Greek Superfoods
• Melissa Ringer...Spirals and Such
• Allyson Cowels...Red Mosaic Jewelry
• Gale Bolds...AG By GG 
• Lusi Cai...Lusi Harmony
• Laurin Goodman...Upcycled Beadery
• Audra Amerson...Lavender Rose Boutiques
• Jennifer and Larry Tantum...Second Stanza Creations
• Shannon Mahon...Shannon Mahon Arts
• Sarah Trevisan ...Sarah T. Art
• Tee Cee's Boutique 
• Mz Eclectic 
• Pam's Fiber Frenzy 
• Cards by Rose
• AP Quilting
• Blooming Butters 
• Heartwood Creations (featuring charcuterie boards made of reclaimed urban lumber)

Upcoming Events

June 30: Kids In Business Day
We are now FULL!  This is the day children can become vendors for a day.  They learn good customer service skills and how to count change. This year, students can also become apprentices to some of our vendors the Sunday before (June 23rd).  Details coming soon.
SCHEDULE: 
​9:30A   Arrival:  Bring a small table and chair and signage.
                       10A Selling begins
                        11:30 Break for Lunch
                        12:30 Selling Ends
All items sold must be handmade or homemade under adult supervision.