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The 2024 Farmers Market takes place each Thursday started on June 20, 2024 and run through October 17, 2024 from 3:00 – 6:00 pm at 240 Broad Street in Windsor Center. (No market on July 4.)
This well-attended local marketplace in Windsor Center includes locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, herbs, eggs, cheese, skincare products, honey, books and more, along with live music!
A big thank you to our 2024 Market Partners and our Presenting Sponsor, Windsor Federal Bank!
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We'll be having our annual meeting on June 23rd at 4:00 pm via zoom. Join us for a review of our past year's successes. The following board members and volunteers will be recognized for their extra effort this year.
Honorees:
Scott Hoffman - Torchlight Parade committee co-chair
Steve Bianchi - Torchlight Parade committee co-chair
Charlie Vola - Taste of Windsor committee chair
Rich Esposito of Loomis Chaffee School
Paula Pierce of HostingCT
Carol Engelmann, volunteer
Email jane.garibay@ftdt.org to get the link to join in!
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We are hard at work planning our Annual Farmers Market for this summer. As you may know, farmers markets have never been more popular, draw residents from all over Windsor and surrounding areas, and are a fabulous place to promote local business.
The First Town Downtown Farmers Market has attracted thousands of visitors for over twelve years and continues to encourage individuals and families to visit Windsor Center in accordance with social distancing guidelines. We are also proud of our partnership with the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, who provide market payment vouchers to Windsor residents struggling with food insecurity.
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Buy a seed bomb and support our Monarch Project's efforts to maintain the riverwalk habitats!
Seed bombs are made from upcycled paper and pressed in Monarch-friendly seeds! Simply plant in your garden and water!
Available at James Selig's Estate Jewelry and Antiques at 161 Broad Street in Windsor.
read more
June 15, 2020 Windsor Center News
Farmers Market
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The 2024 Farmers Market takes place each Thursday started on June 20, 2024 and run through October 17, 2024 from 3:00 – 6:00 pm at 240 Broad Street in Windsor Center. (No market on July 4.)
This well-attended local marketplace in Windsor Center includes locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, herbs, eggs, cheese, skincare products, honey, books and more, along with live music!
A big thank you to our 2024 Market Partners and our Presenting Sponsor, Windsor Federal Bank!
read more
Annual Meeting
We'll be having our annual meeting on June 23rd at 4:00 pm via zoom. Join us for a review of our past year's successes. The following board members and volunteers will be recognized for their extra effort this year.
Honorees:
Scott Hoffman - Torchlight Parade committee co-chair
Steve Bianchi - Torchlight Parade committee co-chair
Charlie Vola - Taste of Windsor committee chair
Rich Esposito of Loomis Chaffee School
Paula Pierce of HostingCT
Carol Engelmann, volunteer
Email jane.garibay@ftdt.org to get the link to join in!
read more
Become a Market Business Partner
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We are hard at work planning our Annual Farmers Market for this summer. As you may know, farmers markets have never been more popular, draw residents from all over Windsor and surrounding areas, and are a fabulous place to promote local business.
The First Town Downtown Farmers Market has attracted thousands of visitors for over twelve years and continues to encourage individuals and families to visit Windsor Center in accordance with social distancing guidelines. We are also proud of our partnership with the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, who provide market payment vouchers to Windsor residents struggling with food insecurity.
read more
Monarch Project Seeds Available
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Buy a seed bomb and support our Monarch Project's efforts to maintain the riverwalk habitats!
Seed bombs are made from upcycled paper and pressed in Monarch-friendly seeds! Simply plant in your garden and water!
Available at James Selig's Estate Jewelry and Antiques at 161 Broad Street in Windsor.
read more