May 31, 2014, Saturday - Mill City Farmers Market
Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm
Location: 704 South 2nd Street
Today at Mill City Farmers Market: MN Native Foods/Foraging
Produce: Asparagus, morels, rhubarb, pac choi, beets, micro greens, salad mix, sweet sugar pea shoots, herbs, spring onions, ramps, garlic scapes, chives, arugula, nettles, fiddlehead ferns, radishes, carrots, kale, Swiss chard, stinging nettles, potatoes, cilantro, oregano, dried and fresh mushrooms, dried peppers, and lots of beautiful seed starts of many varieties, including Medicinal/culinary herbs, heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, sunflowers, Brussels sprouts, artichokes, catnip, ground cherries, purslane, seed potatoes, and much more.
Mill City Cooks, 10 am: Market Chef Jenny Breen will be featuring some of Minnesota's finest Spring produce. Learn about effective preparation techniques and stick around for a tasty sample!
Free yoga on the Guthrie terrace, 8 am - 9 am: Start your day off with some meditative flow with trained yoga instructor Kylie Salzman of Lakeside Yoga Minneapolis.
Live Entertainment, 10 am - 11 am: We are delighted to welcome back the talented American Indian Magnet School student ambassadors who will be performing dances similar to Pow Wow dancing. Come join the celebration!
Live Music, 11 am - 1 pm: MCFM welcomes Hamdog today, a Minneapolis based original old- time country/fiddle/bluegrass band!
Community Booth, all day: Tech Dump is a local social enterprise funding jobs and on-the-job training for adults with barriers to employment through the refurbishing and recycling of electronics. This Saturday, bring your cell phones and chargers to the Market for safe and secure recycling,while supporting this nonprofit.
Community Booth, all day: Hennepin County Master Recyclers. Say hello to MCFM Superstar Volunteer and Supporter Kathy Klink and learn about waste reduction efforts in Minneapolis. Join a growing community of Master Recyclers and Composters!
Art Market, all day: Head to the back of the train shed where you'll find 4 talented local artists. Fringe and Fettle, Guillermo Cuellar, Chris Chookiatsirichai, and Crookedwood.
Art Andes: 10% of everything!