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The Farmers Market - Farmer's Market opens
posted: May 15, 2009

In spite of the chill, people were lined up for samples at a Farmer's Market favorite, Capriole Goat Cheese. Field's Farm offered starter plants to plant your own herb bed. Dogs were straining on their leashes, eager to make new friends. Shoppers munched on Buffalo Chorizo tamales from the new vendor, New Feast Artisan Tamales. The rib wagon was there, as well as the classic breads of Rene's.
Musicians, Cara Jean Wahlers and Grover Parido, kicked off the season's entertainment.
Do you want the freshest veggies, lamb chops, whole wheat English muffins or handmade pasta? Do you prefer to people watch or catch a few tunes? There is no finer place to be on a Saturday morning than the Broad Ripple Farmer's Market.
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
Cara Jean Wahlers and Grover Parido
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
Handmade pasta from Nicole - Taylor's Pasta and Market.
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
3 Dog Bakery - Stacey Petcu
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
image courtesy of Candance Lasco
Grover Parido
Cara Jean Wahlers performed at the May 2 market.
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