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To Market, To Market

The first East Brunswick Indoor Farmers Market drew big crowds Saturday,

The halls of the Cultural Arts Center will jam packed Saturday as people from the area hit the first Indoor Winter Farmers Market. From home made soaps, local wines, grass fed beef, and much, much more, almost everything you could think of was available for sale.

Sponsored by the Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission, vendors included Moon Doggies Brewed Fresh-Roasted Coffee;Beechtree Farms; Crazy Steve's Pickles & Salsa; artisan cheeses from Cherry Grove; Unionville Vineyards;Bamboo Hollow Apiaries & Honey Farms; Picklelicious; Pleasant Valley Lavender; Rutgers Gardens; Rutgers Gardens; Fontanarosa's Fresh Pastas and Ravioli; Stefan's Gourmet Food; WoodsEdge Wools Farm; PlantWise Permaculture; George Street Co-Op; Griggstown Quail Farm & Market; the Bee Hive Barn; Pitspone Farm; How Lane Farm and Garden Center; Manalapan Agway;Love2Brew; Fantastic Thai Cuisine; Suburban Organics; Stony Brook Orchids; Lawrence Brook Watershed; Whiskerlicious; Rutgers Master Gardener Program; Artisan Tree; Mary Fairy Angels; Go Granola; and Totally Tempting Cookies.

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