Danny Arnold beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend 1997 -2013
On Saturday the Danny Arnold Memorial Fund will be collecting donations for the Berwick Food Bank by selling gorgeous Chinese lanterns for your fall bouquets and decorations. Danny is remembered as a special young man who had a genuine love for animals and worked at our local meat market on his days away from 4H , sports ( soccer, swimming) and Black Rock youth group activities. He spent his quiet time reading. His parents, John and Valerie , are great supporters of our market. Please be generous in your donations to the food bank and take home a a beautiful bouquet as a thank you.
Come join us in Harbourville for Fresh Farm Produce, Live Music, Art, Crafts, and fresh sea air!
We have 9:30 AM start and we don’t close until 1PM.
Savour the rugged beauty of the Bay of Fundy. Breakfast at Morden’s Famous breakfast. After the market enjoy lunch at the Harbourville Trading Company.
We are postcard worthy Nova Scotia
We are north on Hwy 360 from Exit 15, Hwy 101
Look who is inside our historic little church on September 26th….
Paintings by Kathy – painting on canvas and paper
By the Bay Cafe –coffee and tea and treats
Chase Lane Creations –Original art work, refurbished furniture and bird/bath feeders.
McConnell House – antiques and treasures
Paintings by Arnold – Colourful paintings inspired by Haiti and Nova Scotia on canvas & tiles, bracelets
Woodlawn Hollow Homestead – candles, herbals, handmade wooden stools, and teas
Wandering Farms – small scale, hand-powered, vegetable and herb farm. grown with ecologically sound practices .
Knotty Tapper – Maple Syrup farm to table preserves for sale
Silvery Moon Alpaca Farm-Handspun alpaca fibre knitted, felted, woven wares. hand dyed habotai silk and essential oil blends
Wings and Things -They enjoy making animal birdhouses and other various outdoor decor. Barb will also be bringing her ikebana bases. Ikebana is the art of flower arranging that originates in ancient Japan.
Rainbow Stitches-Clothing for men, women and children in cotton and hemp, silk and hemp, linen….bags, purses.
3 Beets to the wind– Veggies,veggies, veggies! They organically grow gourmet, unusual and heirloom vegetables, herbs and fruit. We want to provide nutritious, tasty food to our local market while being sustainable and friendly to our environment.
BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
Local authors Bob Bent, Christine Faour and Theresa McLean
Live Music with Bob Deveau
