Sierra Vista Farmers Market Vendor Update for 11-9-2023 the day the wall came down

Welcome to the Sierra Vista Farmers Market Update for November 9, 2023 Expanded Craft/Artisan market

Please see the vendor listings below with updated vendor information and the products they will be bringing.

Market Hours: Thursdays from 10 am to 2 pm at Veteran’s Memorial Park.

Whitecane Sockeye Salmon will return to the market on Nov 9, 2023
San Ysidro Farm will be there with turkey orders and deliveries.

Music Entertainment: Ken Cantrell

BASA is a volunteer board non-profit with a mission: “to promote local, sustainable food production, marketing and education in southern Arizona.

Webpage: http://basamesquite.org/
Weblog: http://bajaaz.blogspot.com/
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Email: brownchristie1@gmail.com

Updated Vendor Listing & Contact Information

– – Vendor Grown – –
Agricultural and Produce Vendors with the – – Vendor Grown – – seal are known to grow at least 85% of the products they sell.
– – Vendor Brokered – –
Agricultural and Produce Vendors with the – – Vendor Brokered – – seal do not grow a majority of the produce they sell and are known to purchase  a majority of their products from third parties.

Produce & Plant Vendors

Allred Family Fungi – – Vendor Grown –

Oyster mushrooms and other varieties.

Backyard Gardening & Growing  – – Vendor Grown –
 Apples,  tomatoes,
Basil and mint, onions, delicata and butternut squash

Beatty’s Orchard – – Vendor Grown –

New apples
520-378-2728 or 520-678-9443

Cowboy Cuts Farm

Seasonal produce and plants.

Echoing Hope Ranch – – Vendor Grown –
Variety of greens and herbs from their green house.
Kale, chard, radishes, lettuce, tomatoes, parsley, basil, dill, and more.

Horton’s Farm  – – Vendor Grown –

Tomatoes, cucumbers, Anaheim peppers, butternut & spaghetti squash, Fairytale eggplant and Italian eggplant.
For more information please visit one of their links: Facebook

M&J Farms
Local seasonal produce (tomatoes, squash, green onions) and plants, succulents and flowers.
Worm Casting.

Nat Hutchins  – Vendor Grown –

Local and Asian plants. Seasonal produce. Fresh chicken eggs.

Ruth’s Hens & Garden– Vendor Grown –

Will return in the spring of 2024

SAS-Z Nuts – – Vendor Grown –

Locally Grown Pistachios
For more information, please visit one of their links: Facebook

Sivonn’s Garden – – Vendor Grown –
Fresh Seasonal Garden Produce such as mushrooms, salad mix, collards.
Look for her food truck for lunch specials.

Tawin’s Gardens and Crafts – – Vendor Grown –

Seasonal Garden Plants and lemon grass

Meat, Milk, Egg & Honey Vendors

Golden Rule Dairy – – Vendor Grown – –
Golden Rule Dairy Special: Their very own chicken eggs!
Fresh Raw Milk and their yummy granola.
For more information please visit one of their links: Website, Facebook
Instagram-  golden_rule_dairy
goldenruledairy@gmail.com
www.goldenruledairy.com
520-210-2857

Papa Mike‘s Jerky 
Locally Made Jerky
For more information please visit one of their links: Website Facebook

Quia Farm

Located in the scenic surroundings of Saint David, Arizona, right on the banks of the San Pedro River, Quia Farms is a unique agricultural sanctuary that seamlessly blends traditional practices with innovative techniques. Specializing in the sustainable production of eggs, chilis, vegetables, pecans, and various handmade oral care products such as toothpaste, our farm is committed to offering a range of exceptional products that embody the true spirit of the Southwest. To learn more about Quia Farms, visit our website at www.quiafarms.com.

Rafter Meats

Local meats, sausages, and jerky.
2nd and 4th Thursday.

Rocky Creek Ranch
Duck, chicken, and quail eggs.

San Ysidro Farm – – Vendor Grown – -,

Jackie/Nathan will be at the market (first Thursday) with beef, lamb, pork, chicken, turkey and frozen pasties.
email jackie.syf@gmail.com
For more information please visit one of their links: Website, Facebook

Sky Island/47 Ranch – – Vendor Grown – –

Beef, and Navajo Churro Lamb.
All natural, no hormones, no antibiotics, and no grain feeding.
– Wild caught sockeye salmon from Naknek Fisheries, Bristol Bay, Alaska.
– Apple or Mesquite smoked bacon from Willcox Packing House (uncured bacon, nitrite, and nitrate free), pork chorizo, and pork sausage.
– Homemade Cowboy Style Peanut butter (made with slightly-roasted organic peanuts, no salt or sugar added).

YouTube Channel (Ranching in the Right Hemisphere): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrfx3NWeUSGZ7KOnV8XL4tQ

For more information please visit one of their links: Facebook and YouTube
520-507-5203
crossu@vtc.net

Simmons Honey Ranchito 

Our many varieties of local honey will be available in one pound jars up to one gallon jugs.
520-364-2745, no text, no call id
520-368-2039 text welcome
simmonshoney1@powerc.net

White Barn Beef

3rd Thursday of the month

Whitecane Sockeye Salmon

Randy will be back on the October 5, 2023.

Baked Goods & Snack Vendors

Designs by Copper Canyon

Sweet Breads are back.
Banana,  Banana Nut, Zucchini, and Snickerdoodle.
Also this week we unveil our house .  Affordable and easy to care for.
See us under the turquoise tent.

Diane Hutchins
Sourdough bread, sourdough starters by special order (they are shelf stable), pies, sticky buns, cookie and muffin mixes in a jar, Italian cheese bread, a variety of rolls, and baked items made from sourdough (crackers, croutons, pizza crusts).

Flour Power Bakery
Gluten Free items- Pretzels, Bagels, muffins, cookies, and artisan breads
Bagel specialty – plain, cinnamon raisin, green chili & Jalapeño, and the everything bagel. My pretzel specialty is soft pretzel twists and soft pretzel bites.
Variety of muffins.

Lois Chapman

Homemade donuts and brownies and cookies.
Fresh eggs.

Incredible Snacks

An Incredible Variety of Snacks
For more information please visit one of their links: Facebook

Katerina’s-It’s Original Greek
Fresh Made Greek Baked Goods and Prepared Food
New: Artisan Greek breads.

McDonald Farm
Baked goods such as cinnamon rolls, pies, and nut bars. Fresh eggs, pecans, beans (black, pinto, 9-bean mix), chicken and duck eggs.
SAS-Z-Nuts pistachios
Leave a message for Dona 520-220-3000

Mystic Eatz
Baked goods such as quick breads, cinnamon roll muffins, and seasonal pies.

Susan’s Kitchen and Garden
All organic and vegan
Fresh homemade donuts, cookies, tortillas, New York style bagels, savory tortilla chips.
Organic lettuce and radishes.

Sweet Arizona
Locally made Toffee, Brittle, & Fudge
For more information please visit one of their links: Website, Facebook
www.sweetarizona.org
520-312-5351

Personal Health & Household Vendors

Ancestral Herbals (Arizona Soap Company)

Hand made soap, lotion, balm, muscle rub, etc.
For more information please visit one of their links: Website, Facebook

Chloe’s Creations
All-natural hand-made soaps and lotions.

Soaps for every skin type from dry to oily, to sensitive. She uses only essential oils to scent her products (lavender, peppermint, cedarwood) with all natural coloring.
No dyes, no fragrances, no phthalates, no sulfates, no parabens.
Custom made batches at a discount.

Designs by Copper Canyon

Sweet Breads are back.
Banana. Banana Nut, Zucchini, and Snickerdoodle.
Also this week we unveil our house .  Affordable and easy to care for.
See us under the turquoise tent.
Tie and Ice Dye on Tees in all sizes, hoodies, bathing suit covers, pants, skirts, sun dresses and tunics. Special orders welcomed.

Specializing in home decor to include bowl and plate cozies and grocery bag holders. Special orders for tablecloths, napkins, place mats and table runners. Need something else? Ask us, we just might make what you’re looking  for.

Nature’s Premium Skin Care
Aloe Vera miracle cream

Nomad Sister’s Soap

Sierra Vista Soap Company

Prepared Foods & Beverage Vendors

Bam Bam BBQ

Brisket, chicken, brats, and Farmers chilly sandwiches and dinner plates.
Mac & cheese and nachos

Cannonball Teas

Evan and his crew will be absent all of November.
Cannonball Tea aims to provide our area with the finest possible boba tea. We prepare in small batches using only the finest ingredients available. We create signature flavors not available anywhere else like the Captain’s Rum and local favorites like Horchata. If you don’t see your drink available let us know and we will supply your favorite.

Crazy Coyote Concessions

Kettle Corn and Smoothies and NEW-shaved ice, various flavors
For more information please visit one of their links: Facebook
520-904-2327
kettlekornaz@gmail.com

Howdy Juicy
Cold-pressed juices

Mi Burrito
Burritos from the grill with fresh salsa for lunch.

Lazy KJ Ranch
Locally Grown Organic Pork for lunch specials.
For more information please visit one of their links: Facebook

Lasagna and More

Complete line of Take-n-Bakes, sauces, Chef Burritos, SW Spice Blend
For more information please visit one of their links: Website, Facebook

Mulcogi

Spices and herb mixes.

Queen Ceviche
Fresh Made Salsa, Ceviche, Hand Sanitizer, and hibiscus syrup.
For more information, please visit one of their links: Facebook
520-904-4715

Sivonn’s Asian Cuisine

Lo Mein, fried rice, steamed buns, eggrolls, spring rolls, glass noodles

Tombstone Coffee

New organic Ceylon tea and chai spices and London fog, which is an Earl grey tea with lavender, vanilla and steamed milk.
Specialty coffee drinks, hot and cold on the go.
Old Bisbee Roasters beans or freshly ground at the market.
Kathleen’s Wild Arizona Garden bakery goods available as well.

Pet Food & Product Vendors

Blue Collar Dog Treats

All Natural Pet Snacks and Treats by Maria DeSoto
treatyourdog.sv@gmail.com
512-599-2993
@blucollar.dogco

Services

Hone Ranger

Knife sharpening at the market.

Artisan Vendors 

Bannuar Trading & Sporting Goods

Handcrafted jewelry and cut antlers for dog chews, every other week.

Sierra Vista Gems

Cheri’s front license plates.
Hand-carved gemstone bird from Peru and polished malachite and labradorite plus amythest crystals.
New batch of Cheri’s lazy Susans and mesquite bolt action pens.

Suzy Bingham
Framed paintings.

Thompson Wood Working
Every week.

Tombstone Pottery

Eric will be back in November.

Artisan Vendors (once a month)

Daryl Mathewson’s leather and knife art

Humble Daisy
Photos and photocards. I also will be bringing jewelry from Knot by Knot Jewelry and Repair. If you want to put a note on the listing that advertises: Pam Chandler is also a proud member of the Huachuca Arts Association, and shows her work at the local gallery on 1835 Paseo San Luis, Sierra Vista

New Artisans this month:

Eileen Sordahl-jewelry
Sara-chainmail art

Susan Spiel-wooden toys

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