ORIGINAL IMPORT

MCM Preserves Tradition (4) – Coastside Farms

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MCM 8/25: Swinging for Sweet Success!

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What a day! We got an early market music mixdown by DJ Lamont Young right before some swing lessons by Cat’s Corner! Not to mention Brentwood’s own G&S; Farms Sweet Corn brought a flavorful addition to the market as well! You can catch the gallery here on our Facebook page!

MCM 8/25 – Sweet Corn Swing!

Free Swing Lesson Today!

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Cat's Corner

Free Swing Dance lesson this week with Cat’s Corner from around the corner on Mission and 25th. Every fourth Thursday of the month. Join Nathan and co. Today at 6:00 pm!

Lend me your Ear: Corn is Here!

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You know how every time you see “Mission Mercado” you see a stylish block print of corn / maize, the 10,000-year-old staple of the Americas? Well now you can taste a fresh bit of ancient history every Thursday! Welcome Brentwood’s own G&S Farms to MCM!

Emilio Ghiggeri planted the first sweet corn in Brentwood in the 1940s when the area was known primarily for its production of lettuce, apricots, and melons. The farm became G&S (Ghiggeri and Stonebarger) Farms in the 1980s when Glenn Stonebarger, who is a 3rd-generation Brentwood farmer, married Emilio’s daughter, Jeannie. Today, Brentwood is famous for its sweet corn production, and in particular, a variety of called Brentwood Diamonds, which G&S Farms was the first to grow in the 1990s.

It doesn’t get much more local and delicious than this. Get an earful this Thursday with G&S Farms’ corn.

New Vendor! Mixcoatl!

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Mixcoatl

photo from Kevin Y via Yelp!

We’d like to present our newest vendor, Mixcoatl! Known for having a colorful display of luchador masks outside their store on the corner of 24th and S. Van Ness Ave, Mixcoatl offers a wide variety of it’s own unique merchandise. From folk art to t-shirts, and even jewelry like silver and turquoise, Mixcoatl is well known for their their high quality handmade items. Come out and see what Mixcoatl has in store for you this week at the Market!