SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH 2026—HAPPY BACK TO SCHOOL

Every Saturday

Boscobel

9 am to 1 pm

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THIS WEEK’S VENDORS

September 5, 2026

All You Knead Agape Premium Boscobel Braised Pies Breezy Hill Orchard Campo Amado Coyote Kitchen Dashing Star Farm Dan Madura Farm Edgwick Farm Eggbert’s Free Range Farm Exalted Academy Great Joy Family Farm La Talaye Laurel & Ash Farm Liberty Orchards McGrath Cheese Co. Pura Vida Fisheries Rogowski Farm Signal Fire Bread Six Dutchess Farm Titusville Farm Tony’s Pickles White Pine Community Farm

& Special Guests: Medical Herbalist Apothecary

Vendor spotlight

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EGGS, MEATS

Eggbert's Free Range Farm

A family-owned operation in Washingtonville, NY, run by farmer Carrie Sabins and rooted in 50 years of farming tradition. Across their two farms, hens, goats, pigs, and cattle roam freely, grazing on grass and enjoying a nutritious diet of sunflower and pumpkin seeds, flower petals, and other natural sources, with no nitrates added to their meats. Each cut of meat is unique in appearance and weight, reflecting the natural variation that comes from raising animals with care and respect for their wellbeing. Through their commitment to free-range practices and wholesome feeding, Eggberts delivers quality meats that honor both the animals and the land they’ve stewarded for generations.

PRODUCE, GRAINS

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Great Joy Family Farm

Established in May 2018 with a vision of creating a natural, healthy, and sustainable homestead where cattle, sheep, chickens, ducks, geese, and pigs live together in harmony on lush pastureland. The farm grows an abundant variety of organic vegetables, grains, and fruits using natural methods, sharing their harvest with the community through a farm stand that has been met with enthusiasm and joy. What began as a dream of self-sufficiency has blossomed into a vibrant operation where livestock roam freely across green grazing fields and the land teems with life. Through their dedication to healthy food production and harmonious animal husbandry, Great Joy Family Farm invites others to experience the genuine enjoyment of farm-fresh vegetables, happy livestock, and a connection to the land.

BREAD

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Signal Fire Bread

A community-focused bakery founded by Liz Rauch and Erin Detrick, dedicated to crafting naturally leavened sourdough using locally sourced, stone-ground flour from New York state and the surrounding region. Their small-batch loaves are hand-shaped and baked in a wood-fired oven, creating bread that’s both deeply flavorful and nutritious thanks to traditional fermentation methods and whole-grain ingredients. What started in Erin’s Cold Spring home in 2018 has grown into their own bakery space in Garrison, built on values of fair wages, environmental consciousness, and food access for all. Through weekly donations to local food pantries and their commitment to supporting regional farms and mills, Signal Fire keeps both dollars and community connections close to home.

ALL VENDORS

Mark your calendar

Friends of the Library Book Sale—ALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND!

Desmond-Fish Library
472 Route 403
Garrison

September 5th, 6th and 7th
10:00am–5:00pm
Chamber Music Festival: Lecture and Demo with Arnaud Sussman & Edward Aaron

Boscobel
1601 Route 9D
Garrison

Saturday, September 5
2:00—3:30pm
First Person Plural Project

Manitoga
584 Route 9D
Garrison
Sunday, September 6th
4:00–6:00pm

Cook the market

Peaches & Burrata

Slice ripe peaches carefully and arrange them on a platter, then add torn or sliced burrata. Scatter fresh basil over the top, season with salt and pepper, squeeze fresh lemon juice over the dish, and drizzle generously with your favorite olive oil. Tomatoes and prosciutto can be added for a more substantial plate.

RECIPES