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ESTER FARMERS & CRAFT MARKET The EMCE sponsors a local open-air market at the Ester Community Park. Goods include everything from honey to clothing to wrought iron utensils to books to art prints...come visit the market and see what we've got! Participating Vendors include: Alaska Wild Flower Honey • The Annex • Artesania • Bad White Dog • Kate Billington • Calypso Farm & Ecology Center • DogWood Gardens • Ester Community Association • Ester Republic Press • Goldstream Valley Arts • Grey Owl Garden • John Trigg Ester Library • Jean McDermott • Mystic's Bazaar • PhotoSynthesis Alaska • Rosie Creek Farms • Nannette Rouleau • Solstice Creations • and more! Information for Vendors: Bring your goods and wares for sale! While EMCE members are encouraged, nonmembers may also participate. Table spaces--which are limited--will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis, so arrive early for a good spot. All vendors should arrive no later than 3:15 pm. A small percentage of your sales will be due the Ester Community Association at the end of the market day. All vendors must check in to register and receive their space assignment. Contact the market manager to register in advance. Vendors must pay a $10 season fee to the Ester Community Association to participate. Musicians welcome! A vendor guide is in progress.
Vendors at the second Ester market, July 17. Above: Nannette Rouleau, quilter and market manager, at her booth. In the foreground is Goldstream Valley Arts' table, with jewelry, hats, and other apparel. In the background are the booths of Bad White Dog, Matt Springer, and Sammi Akert-Mohr. Left: Jean McDermott played fiddle to the delight of vendors, customers, and several small children. Photos by Monique Musick © 2008.
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NEWS:
The Ester market is now a member of Local Harvest! Check them out for more information on farmers markets in Alaska and elsewhere.
Nannette Rouleau is our market manager. Please contact her for information about the market or to register.
The EMCE is a part of the Ester Community Association: the ECA membership voted at the spring meeting to accept the EMCE as an ad-hoc committee.
