Happy Farmers Market Week! The Poolesville Farmers’ Market is locally operated and features all local products, including produce, art, soaps, eggs, woodcrafts, fabric crafts, garden décor, dog treats, meats, flours and baked goods.
The market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays at Whalen Commons, 19701 Fisher Avenue, Poolesville. Come out to experience our fun vendors and the ambiance of the town.
www.poolesvillefarmersmarket.net
Instagram: @poolesville.farmers.market
Facebook: @poolesvillefarmersmarket
The market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays at Whalen Commons, 19701 Fisher Avenue, Poolesville. Come out to experience our fun vendors and the ambiance of the town.
www.poolesvillefarmersmarket.net
Instagram: @poolesville.farmers.market
Facebook: @poolesvillefarmersmarket
Jack Flint, Twin Brooks Farm
A local farmer specializing in organic table crops, specialty greens and rainbow eggs.
(Instagram @tb_farmer301)
Gracefully Rustic Woodworks
Phil Brower is locally based in Poolesville. Specializing in rustic, reclaimed wood decor and live edge charcuterie and cutting boards. All wood is locally sourced. Custom orders welcome.
(Facebook @gracefully_rustic_woodworks)
A local farmer specializing in organic table crops, specialty greens and rainbow eggs.
(Instagram @tb_farmer301)
Gracefully Rustic Woodworks
Phil Brower is locally based in Poolesville. Specializing in rustic, reclaimed wood decor and live edge charcuterie and cutting boards. All wood is locally sourced. Custom orders welcome.
(Facebook @gracefully_rustic_woodworks)
Featured vendors
Tamara’s Bites
Chef Tamara works all week to provide the market with the best baked goods. Based in Dickerson, Tamara makes sweet treats guaranteed to make any dinner party, special occasion, or even cheat meal simply amazing.
(Facebook @tamarasbites)
Max’s Microgreens
Owner Max Knight is a Poolesville High School graduate who loves trying new things. After extensive research on microgreens, he kick-started an amazing business at only 18. Microgreens are the first 10-14 days of a plant’s growth, and they are high in antioxidants. While the science behind microgreens is fascinating, you can also have them on anything for dinner, whether it’s tacos, burgers, pizza, or grilled cheese.
(Instagram @maxs.microgreens)
Hen & Hearth
Acclaimed local chef Elise Wendland transports her farm kitchen directly to patrons by offering fresh, locally-sourced bakery products. Nestled in the heart of the Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve, Hen & Hearth kitchen produces an extensive variety of baked goods, capable of fulfilling large- or small-scale orders. Molding her extensive culinary expertise with hearty, rustic, farm fresh ingredients from local agricultural producers, chef Wendland can customize products to your operational needs.
(Instagram @chefelisew)
Savage Acres Farm
Located in Dickerson on a multi-generational family farm, Savage Acres provides local grassfed beef and pork from farm to the plate. The farm also produces heritage corn flour straight from the field. Corn grown on the farm is ground into fresh blue and red corn flours. Grab some burgers for your grill or a steak to celebrate. Depending on your location, you can get your farm fresh products delivered straight to your door in Poolesville or take a drive out to the country.
