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Tayberries – What do you get when you cross a blackberry, raspberry and a Yerena? Dee-summer-licious tayberries! Mix them up with a flat of raspberries and strawberries (albions, seascapes or eclaires).

Cherries – yum yum, yum yum yum! A lucky stint has given Twin Girls a longer cherry season. Pick up those Brooks cherries before it’s too late! Any week could be the last.

Blue House Gets a little Bigger – Jump under the roof of Blue House this week as they double in size! Root out some carrots, sweeten up with strawberries and go green with leeks, kales, chards and salad mixes

Special visit this week from the neighborhood’s own Creme Brulee Guy! Featuring Yes Please! Honey Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee…and more!

Show your support for the Mission Community Market and the Creme Brulee cart while rocking it sweet to the beat of Burnt! Burnt’s music is pure California underground – elements of rebellious reggae, old skool ska, dirty punk and true hip hop are mashed together to make for constant good times. Burnt plays MCM, Thursday June 2nd, 5:30PM

Bhi Bhiman is an SF-based American singer/songwriter of Sri Lankan Tamil descent, born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. He writes songs soaked in the grand folk tradition, penning both passionate protest songs and tender love songs with style. His skill is in stitching his music with a subtle sort of political consciousness that doesn’t feel like homework to the listener. His love songs are always sweet with a touch of sad, while his protest songs range from laugh-out-loud funny to quiet-a-chatty-bar chilling. But so what? There are tens of thousands of singer-songwriters in America attempting just that — but they don’t sing like Bhi Bhiman. He belts out his songs with a voice that’s more sixties soul and Nina Simone than the semi-precious singing often associated with modern folk.

Bhiman’s forthcoming record features epic road ballads (“Guttersnipe”), Johnny Cash-style country tunes (“Crime of Passion” and “Ballerina”), Afro-pop numbers (“Time Heals”) and tongue-and-cheek
work songs (“Kimchee Line”). Recorded at John Vanderslice’s Tiny Telephone and produced by Sam Kassirer (Josh Ritter, Langhorne Slim),the self-titled “BHIMAN” will be out this fall.

Be there with Bhi at MCM. This Thursday, June 2nd. 4-5pm