LAST MARKET OF OUR 2026 SEASON!
Come join us in Harbourville for Fresh Farm Produce, Live Music, Art, Crafts, and fresh sea air!
9:30 AM – 1PM.
We are welcoming back this old friend of the market this week
Milkvale Farms -Allison MaGee is back with jams and pickles, pies and pastries, bread rolls. Come and find out what is special about the day – he is a walking historical encyclopedia!
AND Look who is inside and on the grounds of our historic little church
Two Rivers Pottery Gorgeous handmade stoneware and porcelain pottery made with solar power near the shores of the Bay of Fundy.
Paintings by Kathy – painting on canvas and paper
By the Bay Cafe –coffee & tea and Raymond’s yummy treats!
Chase Lane Creations –Original art work, refurbished furniture and bird/bath feeders.
McConnell House – antiques and treasures
Paintings by Arnold – Colourful paintings inspired by Haiti and Nova Scotia on canvas & tiles, bracelets (not confirmed)
Woodlawn Hollow Homestead – fresh cut herbs, herbals, handmade wooden stools, hand pressed cider, teas, pears and apples!
Wandering Farms – small scale, hand-powered, vegetable and herb farm. grown with ecologically sound practices .
Knotty Tapper – Maple Syrup and farm to table preserves for sale
Bob Bent Author -Bob Bent is the author of many short stories and the novels Spy On Ice and Ida Red.
Silvery Moon Alpaca Farm-Handspun alpaca fibre knitted, felted, woven wares. hand dyed habotai silk and essential oil blends
Lynden Hill Farms (formerly Perkins Polyculture) Delicious Pasture raised chicken and eggs
Rediscover Nova Scotia – Playful adventures, creative escapes & meaningful memories in Nova Scotia
Alina Bent – Visual Art in bold linework and mixed media, mostly faces and symbolic.
imagery. (Not confirmed)
Christine Faour- Author bringing with DELICIOUS fudge, her books (memoir-Behind the Dress, hr book about life in the cult of the IBLP and her cookbook), PLUS beautiful lavender
Music with Robertson and Jaffur
“Old Tunes for Hard Times”
Michael Robertson is known locally for his blues guitar work but his background in historic music runs much deeper and wider. Facebook Friends are regularly treated to selections of world music from his massive collection of 78 rpm records.
Alexa Jaffurs played old time Appalachian square dance music, (mostly on banjo) until she moved to Edmonton, where the many styles of Canadian fiddling lured her into spending more time on the fiddle.
The two started playing together a few years ago, exploring overlaps in the very different branches of pre-radio music each favoured. Reaching back to the times before country, blues and bluegrass went their separate ways, Robertson & Jaffurs have developed a repertoire of music from the 20s and 30s — tunes born in hard times, the down-home country, old time, ragtime, and minstrel tunes still speak to us today.
Enter your ballot at the market to win a turkey!
Draw October 10th!

Kid Paint Day with Kathy. Sorry, now closed for sign up




