Everyone is invited to attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the North Mountain United Tapestry Cultural and Heritage Society. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, you may attend either online and or in person. Seating will be limited. The meeting … Continue reading →
Interested in becoming a vendor at the North Mountain Market? Do these three easy steps: Download and read our “Rules and Procedures 2020”; Download our: “Vendor Application 2020”; and Fill in the application form and return it to: email hidden; … Continue reading →
New to the North Mountain Market this year. Cathou Larocque of Silvery Moon Alpaca Farm is selling yarn, knitted, felted items, hand-dyed clothing, medicinal essential oil blends and produce. To see some of her products and prices, see photos below. … Continue reading →
Graham Nicols will be coming to the North Mountain Market as an occasional vendor in 2020. email hidden; JavaScript is required
Continue reading →Go green! Handcrafted clothespins to last a lifetime! Made in the Annapolis Valley out of North Mountain ash. Clothespins are very durable and will not twist, bend, snap or break. You never need to buy clothes pins again. Holds heavy … Continue reading →
Hilda DeVries sells knitted and crocheted animals and dolls. In 2020, she will be attending the North Mountain Market occasionally and will have her table located inside the church. All proceeds of sales will be donated to charity. email hidden; … Continue reading →
Harrison VanMeekeren & Brogan Carruthers are new to the North Mountain Market this year. They will be selling their farm produce and various foraged items. To see what they have to offer each week, go to their online pre-order page: … Continue reading →
Christine offers hand-sewn objects for the home such as potholders and quilts. She also brings an assortment of shopping bags, crocheted dishcloths and much more. In 2020, Christine will return to the North Mountain Market when things get back to … Continue reading →
Do you love what the predictable unpredictability of nature has to offer? Odds and Herbs does, and they look forward to sharing it with you. This from Odds and Herbs’ Shane: “At our table you will find a variety of … Continue reading →
United Tapestry has profitably operated a café in the United Church in Harbourville since 2013. This year, the Board of Directors has decided to experimentally rent operation of the café to an experienced small business operator, Ani van Dyk. Ani … Continue reading →
