Dear DCFM Enthusiast,
This last market of the year will be located on the lower level of Monona Terrace. Market Manager Larry Johnson says that there will be a capacity crowd of vendors at this market. For a good number of them it will be their last market until the outdoor DCFM starts up in April. So, this will be your last opportunity until Spring to purchase from some of your favorite vendors.
There will be no market on December 26 (the day after Christmas) and January 2. When the market resumes on Saturday, January 9, 2010 it will be located at the Madison Senior Center, 330 West Mifflin Street. Please note that this session of the market begins at 8:00 am rather than 7:30 am and ends at noon.
This past summer the Senior Center received a substantial makeover. We’re excited about the “new digs” for the DCFM during the winter.
The ever-popular “Taste of the Market” breakfast begins with the first session on January 9. We’ll have more information on that and some of the vendors in the January 2 issue of the eNewsletter. Keep in mind, though, that while there will be a newsletter on January 2, there will be no market.
In the meantime, don’t miss out on the last chance this year to visit many of the vendors who will be set up at this Saturday’s market. If you’re like us, we’ve been rearranging the freezer to accommodate what we anticipate will be a bit of a splurge at this Saturday’s market.
Bill Lubing
bill@dcfm.org
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