Month: October 2023

Still smiling!

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Canvas bags are available at Carlisle’s and Harbor Gardens
A view from Fitzgerald’s
Erich Hooper of Hooper Farm in CLE
Art and Beauty of dairy with Susan Morris of Mayfield Road Creamery
Purple Goat Farm
Mel and Love Ewe Coffee & Crafts
Tara Hawkins and family
Gayle and Joel with program and Ashtabula Local Food Guide
Bailey, Alex and family
The organizing team: from R – Julie, Linda, Jeff is holding place for Rees who is not pictured, Angelica, Karina, Jessica, Gallo

A few more photos

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and some recovery!

Celebrating the last farmers’ market of the year!
So many reasons to celebrate our resource rich land!
Local color!
Ashtabula Soil and Water
Assessing your property
Sampling local!
Tasty pumpkin soup shooters from Harbor Halcyon!
Volunteer lead, Karina

A few photos from 10.8.23

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Picklemilk old-time band
Bee and her son of Sloppy Toppy
Purple goats delight
Delicious food eating demonstration by Jessica
Nancy Gottron of Upscale Eats
Lex Sandella talks about extending the growing season
Farmers & musicians loved the event!
Lovely day to celebrate local food!
Happy baby pose!
Cross guards keeping the streets safer
Enjoying the breeze!
Friends frolick
Families meet-up
Harbor Gardens: over 50 local vendors!
Julie Meola delights audiences with samples afterwards!
Local FOOD!
Valley View Farm, Orwell
The Vegan Chef: Elena Marquetti
Anemone: gf & vegan treats
Debbie Senger of Hubbard Run Farm
Chef Clatterbuck does market demo
Mel of Love Ewe Coffe & Crafts
Friends brave the windy cold (and sometimes rainy) day!
Alan Block of Flannel Dog Farm
Stacey of Bakery Off Main Food Truck
Linda Dole if Windy Hill Farm
Purple Goat Farm brought friends!
Goodwill Industries sponsors
Looking over the shoulder of Chef Erich Hooper
7?meals from one Brussels Sprout Stalk!

What a day!

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Hundreds gathered to enjoy cold, rain & wind in the inaugural Harvest in the Harbor: Ashtabula Local Food Festival. Thank you for coming out, showing your support and being engaged. There were roughly 80 people would completed their “Stroll Down Bridge Street” cards – which means they received 10 stamps at different vendors, speaking events, cooking demonstrations, restaurants, Bridge Street merchants, food trucks or musical events! Not bad for a blistery cold day on Bridge Street. Thank you to all who showed up!