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RE190225SamReiher

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February 19 - 25, 2025

Farmer’s markets producing the goods ◆ SUPPORT LOCAL: Riley Mcdonald and Jes Myers from Edible Alchemy are two of the many local growers and makers who sell their produce and wares at the Wangaratta Farmers’ Market.

NOTHING feels quite like a Saturday morning in country Victoria then strolling around a farmer’s market. Here in the North East, there is one every weekend to keep your pantry stocked and get your fill of local produce and community spirit. Bright, Make it Bake it Grow it Market organiser, Amanda Hore, said if you’re looking for something original, something handmade, something special and something local, then pay their market a visit. “You’ll find original artworks, wood work, homewares and skincare, as well as gorgeous kids fashion and jewellery by local

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designers, all guided by our philosophy of ‘make it, bake it, grow it’,” she said. “If you’re a foodie or wine buff, you’ll especially love our market. “We have a wealth of fresh produce – including fresh nuts, fruit and vegetables, freshly baked breads, olive oil, wine and ales, locally made cheeses, honey & jams, trout and much more.

“And, when you need a break from the shopping, sit back and be entertained by our local performers guaranteed to get you in the groove while enjoying a coffee and some fresh sweet or savoury treats.” Amanda said buying from the market always tastes much better than the supermarket products. “The products are fresh and full of flavour, you can talk to the person that grew it and find out about their techniques and support local producers,” she said. “The local wares are unique and different, you hear the story about how they are made and add a home grown aspect to the pur-

chase making it that extra special. “Our market supports local community groups through our community barbecue held each month. “We also have the local Anglican church and Landcare as regular stallholders. “Locals come to the market each month to catch up with each other. “It is a chance to reconnect with each other and have a relaxing morning under the trees in Howitt Park. “Locals and visitors alike love coming to the market for its great atmosphere and quality products.” ■ Continued Page 6

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