Music by Greg Smith & Craig Schuster, Jewelry, Art and Fine Crafts, Handmade Natural Soaps, Local Produce and Artisan Foods at Riverwalk Market Fair Season Closing Day October 21, 2017
Music by Greg Smith & Craig Schuster; fresh local produce and artisan foods, the area’s finest art and crafts, all at Riverwalk Market Fair’s season closing day Saturday October 21 from 9 am to 1 pm, rain or shine, in historic downtown Northfield’s Bridge Square.
Seasonal Produce from Local Farmers, Artisan Foods, Art and Fine Crafts
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, maple syrup, eggs, and handmade natural soaps.
Artisan foods include fresh-baked breads, delicious sweet and savory pastries, cookies and cupcakes, jams and jellies, Greek sweets, and locally roasted coffee.
Jewelry, fiber art, watercolor paintings, photography, glass art, wood-working, and pottery are among the fine art and fine crafts for sale. All art and fine crafts are original work, designed and created by the artists.
For a complete list of the vendors scheduled for this Saturday visit www.RiverwalkMarketFair.org.
Music on October 21 by Greg Smith & Craig Schuster
Greg & Craig play large variety of music including; doo-wop, British soul, folk, old country, spiritual and patriotic music. They also love to play music from the 50’s and 60’s genre. They’ll be playing from 10 am to 1 pm on Saturday at the Riverwalk Market Fair.
Thanks for a Great 2017 Season!
Thanks to so many including our Market Manager Brian Randolph, set-up guys Trever and Reed, our Board of Directors, and our founding visionaries.
Thanks to the musicians who entertain us, and who help to create the energy and atmosphere that is Riverwalk Market Fair.
Thank you to our vendors who work so hard every day, all year, to create, grow, and make the wholesome, beautiful, useful, wholesome products which enrich our bodies and mind.
Thanks to the City of Northfield, to Northfield’s downtown business community, to the Northfield Police, non-profit organizations, and residents of Northfield, who have helped to build, support, and sustain our market over the past eight years.
And thank you, most of all, to everyone who attends, buys, travels to, enjoys, and helps by your presence to create Riverwalk Market Fair.
Our Market exists for you and because of you. Thank you all for making it happen!
Laura and Mark Heiman have all their bee yards are kept on organically-managed land and raised without antibiotics or pesticides. Their honey goes straight from the hive to the bottles with no heating or processing just minimal filtering. They take great pride in talking to customers about their bees and introducing everyone to the delicious local honey that the bees produce from different flowers.
Russell, a Northfield area native, will be playing his guitar and singing classic rock, southern rock, and country music this Saturday. He has a few different bands that he is a part of including his new solo project Harley & the Butcher plus the 8th Street Band. 
Groundwire is a small, quality focused coffee roaster based out of beautiful Northfield. They source and roast great tasting coffee for people looking to ramp up their morning cup, and look forward to sharing some tasty coffees at the market. Cody Larson said about his coffee “I want everyone that comes to our tent thinking that coffee is simply a bitter, brown beverage – a delivery system for caffeine and nothing more, to walk away with the realization that coffee can be enjoyable, that it can actually taste good.”
The ultimate recycler, Jennifer uses her plasma cutter to cut bird garden ornament bodies and wings from old, rusty file cabinets. She puts the parts in a cement mixer with sand to smooth and take off the finish. Then she lays out pieces and paints them with a stencil in one hand and a paint can in the other. She assembles the pieces with no attention to color or pattern — just two types of wings and two types of bird bodies put together randomly. The stencil colors leave the birds looking like they are cut out of fabric and quilted together. Also check out Jennifer’s tall steel garden ornaments with whimsical names – Curly Qs and Lollipops.
Bobby & Christine are back again at the market fair, a dynamic duo that play a mix of folk, pop, jazz standards, and early rock & roll. They enjoy playing and singing their songs to all sorts of crowds and will be sure to get the market dancing with awesome songs on Saturday. www.bcfolk.net
