Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Farmers’ Markets

Taste

A green revolution has sprouted here in recent years, with fabulous farmers’ markets countering supermarket bland and delivering tasty and local produce to a growing brigade of mindful Melburnians. They provide great opportunity to meet growers, talk food, shop seasonally and engage. Compare the spring in your step as you leave a farmers’ market laden with wholesome flavours to the drudge from your local supermarket. There’s a great farmers’ market somewhere in Melbourne every Saturday. See your book for reviews and listings, but here’s a quick guide:

First Saturday of the month: Veg Out in St Kilda, Kingston Farmers’ Market
Second Saturday: Collingwood Children’s Farm
Third Saturday: Gasworks in Albert Park, Boroondara in Hawthorn East
Fourth Saturday: Slow Food at Abbotsford Convent
Every Saturday & Wed: Ceres in Brunswick

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

On the third Saturday there is also a Farmers Market at Carlton Gardens Primary School and on the fourth Saturday, one at Yarraville Gardens. See http://www.carltongardens.vic.edu.au/farmers.shtml

November 20, 2007 12:18 PM  

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