Music by Martin Anderson and the Goods Acoustic, Art and Fine Craft, Local Produce, and Artisan Foods at the Riverwalk Market Fair 2016 Season Closing Day on October 22
Local farmers have late season fall produce such as apples, squash, beets, radishes, kale, potatoes, beets, Brussel sprouts, onions, and carrots, as well as greenhouse soil-grown tomatoes, maple syrup, and handmade natural soaps.
Artisan foods include fresh-baked breads, delicious sweet and savory pastries, cookies and cupcakes, jams and jellies, shaved ice, and locally roasted coffee.
Fiber art, wood hand-crafted home accessories, fused glass, photography, painting, and jewelry are among the fine art and fine craft for sale. All art and fine craft is original work, designed and created by the artists.
Featured Farmer’s Market Vendor Lisa Simon of Resplendent Organics
Lisa Simon was inspired to make organic skincare products because of her daughter’s sensitive skin. She has expanded her kids’ line to include body washes, scrubs, lip balms, deodorant, 
hand sanitizer, and sunscreen for everyone. Her products are kid tested, mom approved, affordable, and free of preservatives, parabens, dyes, and synthetic fragrances.
www.etsy.com/shop/ResplendentOrganics
Music on October 22 by Martin Anderson and the Goods Acoustic
Vendors at Market on October 22
- Bumbleberry Stitch
- Cannon River Bowl & Spoon
- Celestial Edibles
- Crack of Dawn Bakehouse
- David Peterson (wood)
- Essentially Charming
- Gohlike Maple Syrup
- Just Me Geralyn and Glass
- Kris’ Cupcakes
- Lime Creek Art
- Martha’s Eats & Treats
- McBride Farm
- Mississippi Hills CSA
- Pheng Yang Produce
- Prairie Creek Pottery
- Prairie Sun Design
- Resplendent Organics
- Ruf Acres Farm (Tomotoes)
- Ruthie’s Kitchen
- Season Fresh Produce
- Shave Ice
- Stoke Coffee Roasters
- The Ruff Edge
- Trinket Foundry
- Vagabond Cafe (Quirky Handmade Dolls)
- Wheelie Awesome Natural Products
- Zach Stadler Photography
Local farmers have late season fall produce such as apples, squash, beets, radishes, kale, potatoes, beets, Brussel sprouts, onions, and carrots, as well as greenhouse soil-grown tomatoes, honey, and locally-produced cheese and handmade natural soaps.
an foods include fresh-baked breads, delicious sweet and savory pastries, cookies and cupcakes, baklava, jams and jellies, shave ice, and locally roasted coffee.
and-crafted home accessories, fused glass, photography, painting, and jewelry are among the fine art and fine craft for sale. All art and fine craft is original work, designed and created by the artists.
McBride Farm is located a couple miles west of Wanamingo. It is a 5 acre farm site on which the owners, Pat and Jan McBride, have planted over 100 apple trees and other fruit plants. Apples, strawberries, and other produce are all grown using natural methods and, although the farm is not certified organic, many organic practices are used. The main crop is apples, including varieties like Honeycrisp, Zestar, Liberty, Connell Red, Haralson and some heirloom varieties like Duchess and Wealthy. McBride Farm has sold at RMF every summer since its inception.
Drawn to styles from the past, bright colors, and global patterns, Nancy creates hats and purses which are pretty, fun, and practical. Nancy’s skills have developed over years of sewing clothes, and of designing and sewing band uniforms, flags, theatre costumes, and bridal. 
Now she enjoys making comfy polar fleece hats with a nod to vintage style, and fabric over-the-shoulder bags with lots of pockets in colorful, bold prints.
Josh Ruebeck is a Carleton College student with a love and appreciation for folk music that belies his youth. A musician since he was 7 years old, Josh gravitated to the music of Woody Guthrie, Phil Ochs and Bob Dylan because of the stories told in those songs. The music inspired him to learn to play the guitar, the cello, and develop his voice into a fine instrument as well. He and fellow Carleton student Briannon Carlsen will be sharing their favorite folk songs on Saturday at Riverwalk Market Fair.
Local farmers have early fall produce such as apples, squash, beets, sweet corn, melons, green beans, snow peas, radishes, broccoli, zucchini, cauliflower, Asian and head cabbage, kohlrabi, c
ucumber, fresh salad greens, kale, potatoes, green peppers, sweet peppers, beets, onions, carrots and herbs, as well as tomatoes, honey, maple syrup, flower bouquets, and handmade natural soaps.
Artisan foods include fresh-baked breads, delicious sweet and savory pastries, cookies and cupcakes, baklava, jams and jellies, shaved ice, and locally roasted coffee.
Fiber art, pottery, wood hand-crafted home accessories, fused glass, photography, painting, and jewelry are among the fine art and fine craft for sale. All art and fine craft is original work, designed and created by the artists.
Mary Moss makes artfully-sewn accessories that are fun to use every day including journals, aprons, tea towels, key fobs, zip pouches, bags, crayon wallets, wall art, and more. With a passion for patchwork, quilting, and design, Mary especially enjoys the art of combining fabrics. You can find her fresh, modern fabric choices pieced and patched throughout her collection.
Sewing since she was a young girl, Mary turned her love of fabric into her vocation as well as her avocation, and loves to share what she knows and loves about sewing with others.
Will Moss is a self-taught artist who learned to sew in 2009 and has been making strange and unusual art dolls ever since. He says,
Dolls can seem real, make you feel something—a touch of melancholy, joy, give you a good fright, or perhaps be a good friend.”
