February, the month of passion and giving..Let’s join in the giving mode and visit the artisans that will be displaying their goods for the month of February. With the Holiday Bazaar a huge success in December, many of the vendors wanted to return to Oceanside Farmer’s market at Lake Worth Beach. In keeping with the concept of a farmer’s market, crafts have not been a consideration in the past to have in the farmer’s market. However, many markets in california and union square, NYC, have added as a separate component to the market an interesting and complementary artisan area. This will launch at Oceanside Farmer’s Market this week for 4 Saturdays.
Please visit and support local artists!
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Please support the local farmers who have been up 24 hours each day working in their fields, covering, water spraying and directing helicopters in order to keep the frost and ice off their crops….products which love a little chill will be at the market this Saturday…please support the farmers who leave their fields and are bringing their just harvested crop to the market…..Remember there is no “middleman” when you shop at the Oceanside Farmer’s Market so the most reasonable vegetables and fruits will be at your local farmer’s market for the remaining winter months.

Saturday, January 9…Stuart Rooney and his Marketing & Creative Genius Faye, have planned a spectacular trunk show with models and furnishings from the retail store on Lake Avenue, downtown Lake Worth. The shoppe, John A. Rooney Imports, will bring the best from their shoppe for an exhibit of fine imported Indian wares…trunks, fabrics, wraps and throws all in incredible fabrics and colors….perfect for the chill of the evening and to look Palm Beach fashionable…forget the furs…. pashmina, silks and pure threads says style, unique and beautiful!!!!! Come for the fun!!!!

November 12, 2009—Palm Beach County’s premier farmers market is returning to its original venue, at Lake Worth Beach. Leaving its downtown Lake Worth summer home on North J Street, Oceanside Farmers Market is relocating on Saturday, November 21—just in time to supply fresh and fabulous fixings for the Thanksgiving feast. Oceanside Farmers Market, now in its fourth successful year, features an abundant selection of locally grown organic vegetables; artisan breads, flatbreads and specialty desserts, sold by the bakers; an aromatic array of potted gourmet herbs, including lemon chives, spicy and variegated oregano and purple basil; locally prepared pickles, relishes and chow-chow; an assortment of flavored goat cheese, elaborate hand-decorated cookies and more. For the gardener, there are certified citrus and fruit trees, vivid vanda and specialty collector’s orchids and Bonzai and Palm Trees, as well as garden statuary, resting benches and side tables of iron & glass.