 But starting next week, it will be full of fun on Thursday Nights, 4-7pm, July 5-Sept 6, 2018!
Press Release - For Immediate Release: Belgrade Community Farmers Market 2018: Our Second Annual Belgrade Community Market opens for ten weeks this summer in Belgrade, Montana starting Thursday, July 5, 2018. Belgrade, MT, June 25, 2018: The Belgrade Community Market (farmer’s market) will be open Thursdays at Lewis & Clark Park in Belgrade, MT from July 5, 2018 through Sept 6th, 2018. The market will open at 4pm and close at 7pm every Thursday Night. The goal of the Belgrade Community Market is to provide a venue for Homemade, Handmade, and Homegrown Vendors to sell their local products, as well as to provide the community with a fun, family friendly place to buy produce and local goods from their neighbors. The Belgrade Community Market is run by a 100% Volunteer Committee under the umbrella of the Belgrade Community Coalition. Our Second Annual Market will have 35 vendors spaces which cost $10 per 10 foot space per evening, as well as five additional spaces available at a variable cost to be used by business sponsors and non-profits. Currently our market is FULL for the 2018 season, however nightly spaces may become available each week for new vendors. The Belgrade Community Market will be one of three events happening on Thursday Nights in Belgrade. The Belgrade Community Library will be hosting their summer reading program events in tangent with the market, and the Belgrade Community Coalition will be hosting “Belgrade Summer Nights” which will include lawn game tournaments, bingo, history tours, and much more - also in tangent with the Belgrade Community Market. “It’s the best time of year to live in Belgrade. You don’t want to miss out on these family friendly, community events every Thursday this summer.” - Christine Stoppa, Market Director *The market is currently accepting vendor applications for our nightly waiting list. Please contact BCMVendors@gmail.com for more details. We are also looking for local businesses interested in sponsoring our 2019 Market Season. Please contact BCMSponsors@gmail.com for more details.
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I think aside from a community market, local leaders should encourage every household to be self sufficient when it comes to food. Not everyone may be able to afford the needed space for organic livestock but anyone can be successful in growing their own fruits, vegetables and spices indoors. This can be done even in residence buildings. There is also nothing wrong with going completely meat free atleast once or a few days in a week. Overconsumption is the number one cause of the planet's decline and even if the disasters happened to be natural events, pollution still aggravates the harmful effects of this process. Leave a Reply. |
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