I was at the December market buying Christmas presents and assorted foodstuffs. Now that we're in January, it's time to look for seeds for the spring and, as always, assorted foodstuffs. Too early for most veggies. But there are breads and jams and meats and original art and handmade crafts.
Here's an overview:
Our vendors sell items that are produced in Wyoming or northern Colorado, but within 150 miles of Cheyenne. All items are produced by the vendors behind the tables, no food brokers are allowed. This is a fun indoor market with great energy and super vendors. Look for: PerrBear Chocolates, Bavarian pretzels, Black Forest Ham, beef, bison, lamb, chicken, duck and chicken eggs, take out Bar-B-Que, artisan breads, cookies, cakes, and much more.Not to to mention the schmoozing. Top-notch schmoozing at the winter farmer's' market.
FMI: Kim Porter, Farmers Market & Education Program Manager, Wyoming Business Council, 307.777.6319.
The Business Council is testing an online farmers' market for southeast Wyoming. Here's more info:
Triple Crown Commodities is an online farmers market focused on south-eastern Wyoming. This commodities cooperative offers a large variety of products ranging from free-range eggs to value-added products such as honey and pies. We also have a wide variety of naturally and organically raised pork and beef.Triple Crown Commodities allows you to buy local and buy fresh. Fresh local products offer peace of mind as well as healthy, nutritious choices. All products are raised locally so you know where your food came from, how it was handled, and who produced it. The online farmers’ market also allows for easy shopping — right from your computer, with the convenience of local distribution points.
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