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Canaan Farmers’ Market
2014 Vendors Directory
Sundays, 10am – 1pm
On the Common
Sponsored by the Friends of Canaan Village
http://canaannh.org/boards/friends_cv/index.html
CANAAN FARMERS’ MARKET: VENDORS
Sundays, 10am – 1pm
On the Common
Fresh • Local • Fun
Autumn Harvest
Suzanne & Ray LeBlanc/ 603 632-9144
www.autumnharvestnh.com
Autumn Harvest Farm is a diversified farm located in Grafton, NH. We
have been in business since 2002. We grow a wide assortment of
vegetables in season, raise chickens for eggs and lamb for meat. We make
Maple Syrup in the spring and have commercial kitchen at our farm
where we bake breads, make jam, jellies, pickles, relish, chutney, mustards, pestos and many more
items. In the spring we raise and sell a wide assortment of vegetable, flower and herb plants. We
sell our goods at 5 area Farmers Markets including Canaan, where we have been a vendor since
2006! We also have a large CSA and sell at Winter Markets all year long.
Capron Apiaries; Enfield NH
Marilynn and Lucien Capron/603 632-7029
New to the Canaan Market in 2012, Capron Apiaries sells its very OWN
Pure Raw Honey. They have been raising honeybees for 8 years now –
with 15 hives at different locations in Enfield and Canaan. Watch for
Capron Apiaries at the Market the end of August when honey extraction
season begins! Products include Pure Raw Honey for sale, bee’s wax, and other new products
coming in the fall of 2014.
Ceramun LLC, Canaan NH
John Dadmun/ 802 280-8068
John Dadmun is an alum of Canaan Elementary and of MVRHS,
graduating in '81. In the summer of 2013 John formed Ceramun LLC,
putting his more creative interests into production. John published an
article with illustrations in the May 2014 edition of Ceramics Monthly
Magazine. John makes hand formed and wheel thrown works of ceramic.
He looks forward to many years of continued production and expression in
this form. John lives and maintains a private studio in Canaan NH.
Graham Hill Studios, Canaan NH
Melissa Allen 603 523-7996
Specializing in handmade items including quilts, photo
notecards, children's knitting needles, and homemade baked goods. Ms.
Allen also teaches quilting classes for all levels.
Ms. Allen is a mother of two children and a fourth grade teacher at
Mount Lebanon Elementary School. You can check out her wares on etsy
at grahamhillstudios or at local farmer's markets throughout the summer.
Happy Trails Inc
Creative Consultants
Dave Jones/802 881-5598
www.facbook.com/HappyTrailsInc
[email protected]
Overall artist in many mediums, but for the Canaan Farmers market I will
be mainly specializing in woodburning and gifts from your local backyard.
Scavenging through your local woods and creatively designing your perfect
creation. Encouraging individual custom designs from the actual client
through creatively consulting with each other. Happy Trails…
Healthy Porcupine
Darlene Forshee
www.thehealthyporcupine.com
The Healthy Porcupine offers truly all-natural soaps, balm, and laundry
powder made with grass-fed tallow that is humanely sourced from New
Hampshire farms. We use only essential oils and will never use chemical
fragrance oils or colorants in our soaps. Visit our website or “like" us on
facebook for updates on markets, events, and new products!
Huntoon Farm
Phil & Donna Huntoon/603 768-5579
www.huntoonfarm.com
Huntoon Farm is a 5 generation diversified family farm providing
products from our fields, forests, and farm kitchen. Selling at farmers
markets and the farm stand at 46 Huntoon Rd in Danbury, the farm has
recently been approved to accept SNAP benefits. Baked goods and
prepared foods, are made from scratch, using our own products whenever possible: eggs, herbs,
maple syrup, vegetables, fruits, turkey, chicken, beef and pork. Our main goal is to keep property
taxes paid, which keeps the farm undeveloped as it has been for the last 150-plus years. The public
in turn reaps the benefits of open space and a local food supply.
Lori Has Layers
a.k.a. Carousel Farm
Lori and Robin Gowing, Proprietors/[email protected]
Lori and Robin are residents of Canaan and currently in their third year at
the Canaan Farmer’s Market. Initially, they were looking for an outlet for
the extra fresh eggs their chickens were laying. During the first year they
progressed into offering the extra vegetables from their garden. Last year they added home-made
baked goods. This year they also offer jam, jelly and wooden crafts such as, raised planters and
picnic tables. Next year their hope is to have duck eggs available and possibly ducklings.
Magic Mountain Products; Orange NH
Anita Garland/603 523-7141
Offering: House Plants, Grain Bag Market totes,(many uses), Microwave
Heating Bags, Eye Pillows, Cell Phone purses and holders, Potholders, Dog
Leashes, Maple Syrup, and Maple Candy from SUGAR MOON in Grafton,
N.H. and Blue Berries in season. Purses, totes and heating bags can be
special ordered, with your choice of fabric and fragrances. Stop by, check my
products out, and chat. Thank You. See you at the Market or call.
Mount Pleasant Orchard; Grafton NH
Steve Kuligoski/603 523-4325
The Mount Pleasant Orchard in Grafton NH was started around the turn of
the century. Nearing 1,000 trees, the apple orchard produces McIntosh,
Cortland, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Empire, Macoun, Ida Reds,
Melrose and Honey Crisp. In addition to selling apples at the Canaan
Market, Steve also opens his orchard on weekends in the fall for pick-your-own, sells apples to
local grocery stores, donates apples to Willing Hands, presses cider, hosts school groups and
scouting troops for picking and cider pressing and is exploring hard cider for adult enjoyment.
Tending an orchard of this size should be enough work, but Steve is primarily a designer and
master builder of log homes.
Out of Chaos
Linda Callison/[email protected]
Linda Callison comes to the market with her handmade wind chimes and
jewelry of found, repurposed materials. Each is unique, one of a kind with
delicate bead work with natural stones and Czech glass.
Vivian's Sweet Treats, Canaan NH
Jessica L. Vivian/802 698-7606
Jessica is an active mother of four children who enjoys baking and party
planning. While working on a bachelor’s degree in psychology, Jessica keeps
busy being a stay at home mom, doing communications for the CES PTA and
finding new fun things to bake. In Jessica’s family, she’s always been known
for her Butter Cream & Cupcakes but the homemade Granola came about
after trying to get her family to eat healthier. Not long after her first few
batches, friends and family members were requesting more of it. Jessica joined
the market this year and named her granola flavors after iconic places around
Canaan and the Mascoma Valley. You can find her and some interesting homemade treats at the
Canaan Farmers market.