Here are you highlights for The Saturday Market, by Rebus Work for October 22, 2011 from 9am-2pm. The Saturday Market only has 5 weeks left and we are making them count! We’ve begun hosting a local brewery each Saturday—this week we’re hosting Aviator Brewery. There is also a kids craft area facilitated by some of the best local artists in town.
The Inter-faith Food Shuttle will join us this week. Jara, Mayim and Richard from the Young Farmer Market (Inter-faith Food Shuttle) are excited to be joining The Saturday Market. They will be setting up an educational booth and explaining to our younger customers where their food comes from and why we garden. Stop by and welcome them.
Vendors
- Porch Rockin’
- Veggie Barn
- Double T Farms
- Calico Farmstead Cheese
- Sweets
- Sarah Cecilia
- Bill Hickman (homemade lemon tahini)
- Muddy Dog Roasting Co.
- Cheesecakes by Brian (and Venezuelan tamales)
- Elemental Chocolate
Craft Vendors
- Ashley Brodie: Jewelry
- City Fabric: Clothing and Accessories
- The Handmaidens: Jewelry and Accessories
- Johnny Swank: Handmade guitars
- Danielle Toronyl-Blophilla: Heirloom seeds and herbal tea
Kids Craft
- Growing Through Play (www.growingthroughplay.com)
Chair massages
Donation-based yoga
Donation-based yoga by Jade Brennan. The two classes with descriptions:
9:30-10:30 Level 1-2: In the spirit of sun salutations, find the stamina within while developing grace and flexibility.
11:00-12:00 All Levels: FUN-damentals of yoga with an emphasis on breathing and healthy alignment. We will move though through a series of poses, connecting movement to breath. Warm the body, calm the mind, and open the heart. Classes are located in the gallery at Rebus Works.
Classes are located in the gallery at Rebus Works.
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The Saturday Market
Rebus Works gallery, located next to the Boylan Street Bridge, downtown Raleigh, began The Saturday Market at Rebus Works in April. The market continues weekly through November 19, 2011. The idea is to combine farmers, crafters, and food and beverage trucks in one location. Although the idea is not new, it is new to Raleigh. The Saturday Market offers a unique setting where vendors are set up along a meandering path, past the chicken coop and gardens, right in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
The Market has grown weekly, supported by the local neighborhoods and community. The Market features locally grown food and handmade products, with a focus on being kid friendly, and community oriented. The Saturday Market contains a chicken coop and garden area to educate children about sustainability, as well as a kid’s craft area, so parents can shop while their children are artistically stimulated. The Market also provides 2 classes of donation based yoga each week, providing a draw for folks of all ages, with a positive, local neighborhood feel.
The Saturday Market is located at 301-2 Kinsey Street, (next to the Boylan Street Bridge) Raleigh, NC and is open every Saturday from 9-2pm and will continue through November 19.