Please see below the newsletter of this week’s Hollywood Farmer’s Market. See you all tomorrow.
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Vol. 1 Issue 3
Summer is in the air! Tomatoes are ready to be planted and spring leafy greens are at their peak! Come enjoy the spring harvest this week at market!This week’s vendors include:Pleitez Produce: Vegetables Calvert Farm: Produce and fruits Celestial Sweets: Cookies, tarts, fruit pies and sweet breads Groff Content Farm: Meat, eggs and cheeses Roy and RT’s Garden and Kitchen: Prepared Indonesian cuisine and vegetables El Toro Loco: Prepared Mexican dishes Alcoba Coffee: Guatemalan coffee by the pound and by the cup Jeyska Padilla: Hand-crafted jewelry Crest Hill Bakery: Bread and desserts Designed Naturally: Natural bead jewelry Tiffany’s Oven: Vegan baked goods also available at vegan grocery store online Heavenly Created Desserts: Divinely Decadent Desserts Great Shoal Winery: Maryland wines The Wood Doctor: Wood restoration and wood designed products 49th Ave. Furniture: Outdoor Furniture Inge’s Crochet Selections: Crochet made items Christiane’s Designs: Knits for baby and adults Kettle Korn Popcorn: Delicious Popcorn Plus Henna Tattoos! Phil’s Dills will return to the market in the next few weeks as they transition into a new facility. Be sure to stop by our market May 16th for our Grand Opening with live music, special guests, and activities for the whole family! |
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| Meet the Vendors: Alcoba Coffee |
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| Jose Castillo, Guatemalan agronomist turned urban farmer and herbalist, has been living in Maryland for the past 28 years where he started Alcoba Coffee! Keeping Alcoba in the family, their coffee beans come from the Jalapa Mountain Range where his brother, Donaldo, farms the land and harvests the beans from fertile, volcanic soil. The beans are then shipped to Baltimore where Jose begins peeling and roasting the beans at the Centro Ashe Farm in Ackokeek, MD. Available in three roasts (medium, dark and mixed)! Click here to learn more about Alcoba! |
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