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No market this week!!!
The 31st Annual ArtsFest takes over Doylestown.
But we still have tons of news
so keep reading! 
 

We're at 2-50 South Hamilton Street from 8am to 1pm every Saturday!
Thank you to all of our
 Hot Pepper Eating Challengers!

We had three winners! Thank you also to Spring Creek Farm and Pan's Forest for growing our hot peppers. They were delicious, beautiful and challenging. We had fun and we hope you did too! Check out the photos of our winners on our Instagram page!
Next week at the market, our

5th Annual Oktoberfest! 
 
Our farmers and vendors are bringing you Oktoberfest goodies + neighbors Bagel Barrel & HopsScotch are joining in!
Live music by the Back Porch Jug Band!

 
Lots of soft pretzels, rye bread and something gingerbread from Nord!
Hershberger Heritage Farm has their special Oktoberfest sausages!

Jersey Pickles delivers the sauerkraut!
Noshes will have knishes in a cone + pumpkin spice biscotti!
Kathy's Kanine Kreations is making gingerbread heart and
soft pretzel shaped dog treats! 
Our farmers will have all of your Oktoberfest recipe ingredients! 
The Bagel Barrel joins in with Beer Everything Bagels at their shop
& HopsScotch hosts the Beer Garden!


Why is Oktoberfest in September??
Remember that Oktoberfest started as the wedding celebration of Crown Prince Ludwig I of Bavaria to Princess Therese in 1810. The town had such a great time that they celebrated the anniversary each year after, adding beer in 1818. In 1835, then King Ludwig, celebrated his silver wedding anniversary festival by adding a parade of people dressed in historic traditional costume. That parade continues to this day. 1872 moved the start of Oktoberfest to September due to bad weather In 1919 the first swing carousel - the Kettenfleiger Kalb - was added. And in 1950 the tradition of opening Oktoberfest with tapping the beer barrel by the Mayor of Munich, with the now famous call "O'zapft is!" started.  
2010 was the 200th Anniversary of Oktoberfest
 
September 24th is a regular market week with lots of goodies
+ a Taste of the Season event with Apples! 
What's in season in September?

corn, apples, peaches, raspberries, tomatoes, Delicata squash, Acorn, Butternut and other Winter squashes, beets, peppers, hot peppers, eggplant, potatoes, sweet potatoes, kale, radishes, zucchini, carrots, hibiscus, green and red cabbage


Upcoming events:
September  
10th - OFF FOR ARTSFEST
17th - our 5th Annual Oktoberfest
24th - Taste of the Season with apples

October - the market turns Pink for Pine 2 Pink
1st - Fruit and Veg as Natural Dye education event by Alex
8th - Pine 2 Pink Art Activity for Kids
15th - Taste of the Season with mushrooms
22nd - goats are visiting
29th - Halloween Scavenger Hunt

November - Holiday Markets
5th - Preserving the Harvest education event by Alex
12th - Taste of the Season with broccoli leaves
19th - last market of the regular season 
 

2nd Annual Winter Market at the Mercantile
on the following Saturdays from 10am to 1pm

December 3rd and 17th
January 7th and 21st
February 4th and 18th

Oktoberfest Vendors for September 17th:
  • Trauger's Farm
  • Jersey Pickles
  • Wildemore Farm
  • Bedminster Orchard
  • Perfect Day Coffee
  • Nord Bread
  • Hershberger Heritage Farm
  • Primordia Mushroom Farm
  • Rabbit's Run Farm & Pan's Forest
  • Spring Creek Farm
  • Solrig Farm Microgreens
  • Portch Tea Kombucha
  • Wholly Crepe
  • Noshes by Sherri
  • Raymer's Homemade Candies
  • Love Grows
  • GI Juice
  • Carol Cares Aromatherapy
  • Kathy's Kanine Kreations
  • The Dog Bone Guy
  • Marie's Soap Company
  • Bucks County Alpacas
  • BCS Compost
  • Wildbird Flowers
  • The Fussy Cutting Quilt Shop
  • The Bubbly Goat

The market turns PINK in October
for Pine 2 Pink! 
Stay tuned for specific pink products from our vendors to raise money for our
neighbors battling cancer. 


visit Pine 2 Pink and Kin Wellness & Support  
for more information.

 
We accept SNAP at the market! SNAP customers, come see us at the market management table to get started. Our parent company, the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance is offering matching dollars. For every $5 SNAP customers spend, BCFA will give you an additional $2 to spend at our market! Cheers to healthy, local food!
Meet our Vendors
Market Manager, Alex Dadio can be reached at: dtownmarketmanager@gmail.com
BCFA inquiries can be directed to: info@bucksfoodshed.org

 For more information about the programs and activities of the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, click around our website from the Doylestown Farmers Market page.  
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