Friday, August 2, 2019
Keep in mind the availability of our services for Credit/EBT, Debit, SNAP, Bonus Bucks and information on Senior Coupons – all available at our market. Julie, at the info table, will be happy to answer your questions.
Changing things up a bit for this week, here’s a little quiz. Can you match photo to vendor? LOOK CLOSELY.
Starting at the top, left to right the answers are:: 1. Stoney Hill Cattle Co., 2. Kelley Kreations Pottery, 3. Teddy’s Griddle, 4. Great Harvest Bakery, 5. Farm Dog for Music, 6. Tools for fresh Lemonade, 7. Sand Hill Cove Photography, 8. Audrey’s Creations, 9. Pop on the Block, 10. Sweet Pea Farm, 11. Gandolf of Lazy K Ranch, 12. Burnside Acres, 13. Ninigret Oyster Farm (note the seaweed for authenticity), 14. Is-a-Bella Jewelry, 15. Meadowbrook Inn, 16. Pickily, 17. Vicki’s Jam.,
….Come on by this Friday and Look Closely.…There’s so much for you at our market!
It was Farm Dog Week for Music! They developed QUITE a following! 
Archery was a popular choice when once again the Boy Scouts (Narragansett Council) arrived and invited people in to test their skill. 
The Art Table-under–Tree for children, run by the Church of the Holy Spirit, had its share of involvement with a Hot Air Balloon craft, as shown by this young artist:
This week “Discover Something New about Sand Hill Cove Photography…”:
Don Cameron, of Sand Hill Cove Photography, has an artist’s eye and the heart of an advocate for a way of life that is dependent on the sea. After an architectural career he settled in the Sand Hill Cove section of Narragansett where he continues to explore, observe, and photograph life in the nearby fishing village of Galilee and beyond. His photos invite people to bring the beauty and flavor of coastal and inland South County home with them.
And…“Discover Something New about Ninigret Oyster Farm…”:
For more than twenty years Rob Krause, of Ninigret Oyster Farm, has been shellfish farming, most of it on his own leases in Ninigret Pond. He has been developing his farming expertise to the point where oyster seed is started in a solar powered upweller, suspended from a rafter for 12 months. (next to Ninigret Landing Marina which he owns with two other oyster farmers). The baby oysters are then spread on the pond bottom for another 12 months before harvesting…They then find their way, after 2 years, to restaurants around the country AND to the Charlestown Land Trust Farmers’ Market every summer.
This coming Friday, August 9th Green Energy Consumers’ Alliance (formerly People’s Power and Light) will be on hand with valuable information on renewable energy options. It’s reported that they’ll bring an ELECTRIC CAR for people to investigate.
We’ll welcome back URI’s Water Testing Team, always an important resource in our rural area with its many wells as the sole source of drinking water.
Our Music Man for the day will be Tom Burgess, someone we look forward to hearing every summer!
And this Friday evening, August 9th at 6:30, at the newly opened Patricia Sprague Forest Preserve in the Carolina section of town, the Charlestown Land Trust will host the kick off event for RI Land Trust Days. 
This month long, annual celebration of open space and conserved land around the State of Rhode Island is sponsored by the RI Land Trust Council and highlights many outdoor treasures that are available to the public throughout the year. Friday night’s event is free, open to the public, includes an hour long walk with refreshments served.
Join us!
