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Churches' Center for Land and People (CCLP) sponsors indoor Winter Farmers Markets & Meals for Hope to provide small, local farm producers with additional venues to extend their income beyond the growing season. Held in parish halls of congregations of many denominations, these markets are open to the public and from November to March offer consumers an opportunity to purchase cheese, meat and poultry, soap, syrup, honey, wool, yogurt, raw fibers, vinegars, dried fruits, milled flours, sauces and salsas, preserves, cider, and FRESH PRODUCE as available.....in short, anything that a farm grows or produces from what they grow. (Not all items listed will be available at every market.) Most locations will simultaneously host a brunch, cafe, or other meal with items made from seasonal and local ingredients from the participating farm vendors, such as eggs, meats, cheese, flour, etc.
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(This listing was last updated on Mar 30, 2009)
When and Where
(November-March)
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Email us (below) and ask to be put on our email list to receive information recapping our recently completed schedule for the 2008-2009 season of Winter Farmers Markets & Meals for Hope. The recap will include a list of all growers, producers, and other vendors who participated in the markets this season--and where to find them and their products during the "off" season. Please include your zip code. _____________
Thanks for a fabulous winter market season!
Contact Information
Robin Schirmer
708-370-8017
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The 2008-2009 Winter Farmers Market season has ended. The season consisted of 29 markets held in 23 congregations of 10 different denominations. They were held in 6 Chicago neighborhoods and 11 suburbs. Thanks to all who supported local growers and producers by attending these markets!
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