January 9th, 2010
Join us for the largest availability of locally grown organic produce you'll find in Atlanta this Winter.
Please note that due to weather conditions market will be set up inside, around the back of the shopping center.
Fresh This Week
Brocolli, cabbage, carrots, celery, chard, collards, cauliflower, endive mix, escarole, fennel, herbs, kale mix, parsnips, radishes, radicchio, rutabaga, salad mix, spinach, sunchokes, sweet potatoes, micro greens, tomatoes, turnips
Grass fed beef and Berkshire pork
Lilies
Fresh baked breads breads to go with sumptuous winter soups and stews
Eggs
Grady High School Orchestra
Members of the Grady High School Orchestra have been gracing market shoppers with beautiful music at the farmers market on Saturday mornings. Grady High School’s PTSA lost its main funding source of selling 
parking spaces during Piedmont Park events due to the drought. The students are raising money to buy sheet music and to purchase a harp. They will be joining us again at intervals throughout the year. Please enjoy the music and support the orchestra!
Morningside Elementary Farm to School
On October 23rd the Morningside Elementary PTA kicked off its first in a series of monthly farm to school events. Chefs come to the school to talk about and share a local seasonal dish with over a hundred first grade students. Ron Eyester, Executive Chef and part-owner of Food 101 in Morningside, was the first chef in October and prepared a butternut squash soup. It was so good, one student even was taking notes!
