Quadsville

Join us for our First Annual Easter Bonnet/Hat Parades at 9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, and 11:00 AM.  Help your little one create and decorate their own special Easter Bonnet or Hat at home and bring them along to market to participate in our three parades through the market. Prizes will be awarded to the best three of each parade and all children participating will receive bags of goodies supplied by our generous Freight House Farmers Market Indoor Vendors.  After each Parade all children will be encouraged to search for Easter Eggs hidden through out the grounds at market.  The eggs can then in turn be turned in for prizes. Coloring book pages and crayons will also be available for all of the kids to color away and help turn our now famous wall of art into the masterpiece that we all envision!  Farmer Ed will have many of his newly born critters on-site for educational purposes. Meet and help name "No-Name" our little market mascot of a lamb, see baby chicks, and a few adorable baby bunnies too. Balloon Goddess, Karen Habenicht, will be producing balloon animals and other specialty balloon creations from 10:00 AM until 1:00 PM on the Freight House Deck!  All of our talented and creative vendors have been given a challenge to create the most spectacular Easter Bonnet and you, our valued consumers, will be asked to vote for your favorite in the Vendor Easter Bonnet Throw Down!  This is sure to be a great way to kick off Easter weekend. We look forward to you joining us for a little spring fun at market.

Remember to vote for me,  because I am cute.

Mr Ed 

Also Farmer Joe will be there with Momma

Well even thought the wind tried as hard as it could to blow us down yesterday I and the green houses are still standing.  Now we may are may not get rain today.  I wish they could make up their minds.   Well I will start picking spinach today, and with the wind not blowing maybe the bees will start flying to pollenate our blooming strawberries.  Of course to finish my day yesterday, dad and I had a run in with a skunk in the chicken barn.  Unfortunately for both of us we lost, the skunk will not eat any more chickens or eggs and we have to deal with the smell.  Yuk!!!!    Well off to feed the lamb again then out to the farm.

Mr Ed