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Tucson: new Rosemont neighborhood market

Friday, November 11th, 2011

Tucson: New Rosemont neighborhood market

The first Rosemont West Neighborhood Market happens this Saturday, November 12 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Rosemont Community Church located at 5005 E. Winsett Street. Not to be confused with Rosemont Copper, the neighborhood has about 800 homes with boundaries of Broadway Blvd to the north, Swan Rd to the west, Eastland St to the south, and Rosemont Dr to the east.

The market includes collectibles and antiques, lamp work glass beads, art deco, Navajo rug weavers, local produce from High Energy Agriculture, locally-made products, live entertainment (French Bossanova), and food — Sonoran hot dogs, Mexican sweets, and Kettle Korn.

High Energy Agriculture hopes that interested shoppers will want to start a CSA (community supported agriculture) or a food buying club. I have to check out the latter as I’m not familiar with that concept. If anyone has experience with it, please post a comment.

Like Tucson neighborhoods, the market will have an eclectic appeal. The event is hosted by the Rosemont West Neighborhood Association and the Rosemont Community Church.

Their goal is to have the neighborhood market once a month. It’s a great idea — I hope it soars.

Oro Valley Farmers Market has time detour due to El Tour de Tucson

Thursday, November 19th, 2009
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Due to the El Tour de Tucson, the Oro Valley Farmers’ Market will hold a special afternoon market from 2 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 21. This is in lieu of their regular hours.

Thanksgiving FEASTable will be celebrated following the tour this weekend in Oro Valley where market goers can get farm fresh ingredients for their Thanksgiving table.   Join Chef Ramiro Scavo from Harvest Restaurant for a Chef at the Market demo at 2 p.m.  Watch Chef Ramiro create small dishes featuring local and seasonal items, taste samples at the market, and then prepare at home. 

Apples, pomegranates, winter squash, pumpkins as well as winter greens, watercress, arugula, chard, lettuces and spinach are in season. Pick up your smoked turkey from Rod’s KC BBQ or grab some holiday pies, fresh breads, tortillas, and baked goods.     

The Oro Valley Farmers’ Market is located at the corner of Naranja & La Canada in the Town Hall complex and is open from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday 21 only.  Complete details regarding this schedule change can be obtained by visiting the website.

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