From the Greenerborough Website
Greenerborough is more than just a fair. It is an annual event set to accelerate progress toward a future of resilience and sustainability. Learn how New England families can grow and choose food, energy, housing and lifestyles to improve our health and happiness. It’s free to visitors — though we do ask for donations at the door!
From the Claremont Farmers Market
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY APRIL 30, 2018
This summer marks the first year of the new Claremont Farmers’ Market. Our goal is to make this Saturday morning market a lively destination for residents of Claremont and beyond. We are looking forward to a great season, and are excited that you will be joining us in our first year.
When we have spaces for new vendors to join the market, we give preference to applications that help us to maintain our desired ratio of 55% agriculture, 20% prepared foods, 20% crafters, and 5% other.
Read more and download a Vendor Application.
Position: Market Manager
Anticipated starting date: Immediately
Applications accepted until the position is filled
Hours and Compensation: This is a salaried contractual position of $500 per month. The manager is an independent contractor hired to accomplish the priorities listed below. The work shall be carried out in consultation with the market coordinators and membership. While specific work hours are not set, it is expected that the manager will be present frequently during the market’s operating hours. The position requires an average of 12-16 weekly hours, which are variable, depending on the time of year.
The Local Crowd (TLC) Monadnock launched its sixth online crowdfunding campaign called the Village Roots Barn Raising project. Village Roots is a family owned and operated, regenerative farm on the Orchard Hill Community in East Alstead, NH.
Learn more and support this campaign today!
Owners Marty Castriotta and Ellen Denny share, “The beauty of a barn raising is that it is a community endeavor. We’ll mill the wood and cut the timbers. You help by contributing to the campaign that will pay for our roof, siding, sight work, gravel, electric and much needed refrigeration. Then you show up on raising day, if you wish, and we raise the frame together. In return, we will offer you a variety of rewards to reimburse you for your contribution.”
Yarden of Eatin' 