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The Local Feed meets Executive Director of Fulton Street Farmers Market

We talk to Melissa Harrington in this segment of The Local Feed, which airs on WYCE 88.1 every Tuesday and Friday. Harrington talks about their new building- and the vendors inside.
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In this segment of The Local Feed on WYCE, we talk to Melissa Harrington. She is the Executive Director of the Fulton St. Farmers Market in Grand Rapids, MI. Listen to learn about their new building and the vendors located inside. The building is the cap of the project funded by their 3 million dollar capital campaign.
 
The Fulton Street Farmers Market is in its 91st season.
During the peak of the season, 10,000 people show up to shop local and get to know their farmers.
The market also includes a Wednesday evening market from June to September at 4:00 – 7:30 p.m.
 
Upcoming classes
 
At 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays in the new Fulton Street Farmers Market building, there will be cooking classes by August’s Kitchen. The classes will revolve around food which can be purchased at the market. 
 
June 5:
Kitchen Essentials (knife skills, clarified butter, roux, etc.)
 
June 12:
Pie Crusts
 
June 19:
Canning Tips and Techniques
 
Suggest additional classes and sign up for emails at the August’s Kitchen website. 
 
 
 
 
 

Disclosure: Theresa Hogerheide served on a Fulton St. Farmers Market committee last winter.

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