Added on August 13, 2018  Marsha Chartrand

Coming soon to the Farmers Market!

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The Fairy Festival at The Manchester Farmers Market is this Thursday, August 16, 3:30-7 pm, at Chi Bro Park! Events include: Fairy Crafts from 3:30-7 pm, Fairy Interpretive Dance @ 4:30 pm, Fairy Hunt @ 4:45 pm, Story time with Bubblelina @ 5:00 pm, Fairy Festival Parade @ 5:15 pm, and drawing for the Giant Stuffed Animal @ 5:30 pm – MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.

There will also be take home fairy garden kits; The Art Kettle has donated 40 fairy doors for you to paint and decorate. Debbie has also donated baby ferns for you to take home and create your very own fairy garden. Find more fairy garden accessories at the shops in downtown Manchester as well as fairy doors all around Manchester!

The Manchester Men’s Club has kindly donated the giant stuffed animal as well as providing the bowling game. Our special guests, Bubblelina The Bubble Fairy and the Rainbow Fairy will be there to take pictures with and entertain you. There will also be bowling, prizes, face painting, fairy wings and fairy headband craft, and more. Come on out to the Manchester Farmers Market and have some fairy fun!

Also, the Manchester Farmers Market is now accepting applications for our Flea Market on September 6. Booth fee is only $8. Let someone else make a treasure out of your unused items. You can download the vendor application on our website manchesterfarmmarket.com or stop by the Market to pick one up.
Any questions contact Laura at farmersmarket48158@gmail.com, or call or text 586-703-4549. See you at the Flea Market @ The Manchester Farmers Market.
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by Marsha Chartrand

Marsha Johnson Chartrand, a founder, writer, and copy editor with the Manchester Mirror, is a 50-year resident of Manchester. She has a long history of volunteer and community involvement.

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