But please feel free to shop around for some other great framed art, canvases, and select cool products. All of the work is original, designed and created by me from either paintings or pastels.
It is that time of year in Florida where it’s hard to grow anything because the sun is so blazing hot!
So, we will fair well with our local Whole Foods Market and some conventional veggie stands for now.
This week I made a purchase at the homemade pasta and pizza booth (Peperonata Pasta). I bought some homemade Porcini Mushroom Ravioli, yum! They had some beautiful looking pizza crusts and focaccia I’ll try next time.
Next we headed over to the bread booth where we bought a lovely sandwich loaf that was a mix of Sourdough, Rye and Wheat. It has the perfect crust and flavor, especially when you toast it!
Also at this booth a nice woman named Gail was selling some of her relishes and jams, alongside of some luscious and fruity bottles of artisan olive oils.
The Sweet Green Tomato Relish was delightful.
What a nice variety of jams she made.
Olive oil, next time for sure!
I know… you’re wondering WHAT the surprise is I was talking about this week!!
Drumroll please…..
An Arts and Crafts Market right next to the Farmer’s Market!! Woo hoo! Two of my favorite things at once!
Colorful handblown glass bubbles.
My fiancée knows this puppeteer “Doc” who set up his “Lions, Tigers, and Bears productions” stage on the back of his bicycle, very cool!
Doc hand carves amazing puppets! This is one snazzy cat puppet, playing a piano he made as well. Bravo!
Below is the side view of the stage and bike.
We thought this gentleman made some nice looking tee shirts by hand, cutting different fabrics and making one of a kind images with the cut up pieces.
This guy was pretty sweet too!
Mr. Panda, what a face, he’s a beautiful sculpture.
“Waters Edge Studios” had beautiful copper and glass sculptures by, Terry Andrews.
This booth had glass vases as well as some very cool fake food art by “The Frozen Moments”
These Pet-it Fours looked so real you wanted to gobble them up, I actually had to double-check to see if they were real!
Fake cupcakes and chocolates.
Chocolate cake with fake strawberries too!
Huge flower-pot!
Next we spotted a large hand carved gator lying in the street!
We got closer…
C’mon it is Florida after all, gotta have a gator…oh and some tropical birds as well!
This Old Salty Dog in the background of the photo below, made these two out of metal, stunning in person!
ARRrrrgghhh!!!
These were full size Pirate metal sculptures, simply awesome and also very Florida!
What a great morning, and a great surprise – two markets in one today!!
We were pooped and HOT, after a long, but fantastic Saturday at the Farmer’s/Art market. We ended the morning with some chilled black and green Mint tea and some organic watermelon, from our favorite Worden’s Farm booth, of course!!
Yum Food!! Yum Art!!
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