Peruvian Independence and the Return of the Classic(al) with Nuts, Berries, and Beans

The Mission Community Market – your weekly portal to public space for people and freshly farmed foods is back for week two!Thank you to Danza Azteca and Abada Capoeira for opening last week’s market just right. 

New Foods

Join us for another delicious suite of produce from regional farmers. This week we’re spicing it up with nuts – raw, roasted or flavored – from Phil at Winters Fruit Tree! Poli Yerena of Yerena Farms is jumping in with blackberries, raspberries, and unique Mexican varieties of beans. While you’re picking up greens and strawberries, don’t forget flowers for the table from Tomatero and Blue House Farm. 

Escuchen Bien! 

We are delighted to be joined by Indianna Hale with Sean Olmstead. And a special thanks to the return of the Mission’s own Classical Revolution and Seth Augustus – brilliant musicians and stalwart MCM supporters. Thanks guys!


4-5pm Indianna Hale with Sean Olmstead

Felices Fiestas para la independencia de Peru! 

Join Nancy of El Perol and celebrate Peruvian Independence in the street! (Pisco sours not included). Antojitos Salvadorenos Aminta will return with pupusas as well as Sweet Constructions with tasty deserts. 

Spread the good word! 
Spread the word, the Mission Community Market is here! And here! This is a non-profit, community marketplace designed for the Mission and alive with artists, entrepreneurs and youth from the Mission. Help us get started by supporting our farmers, volunteering, donating, and getting your friends out! Every little bit helps to get the MCM off the ground. Thank you!

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We can’t wait to see you all again!

 

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Jeremy in Blog

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