
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
The royal visit today necessitated Cambridge Farmers Market giving up its prime spot on Victoria Square for Leamington Domain. A most picturesque relocation. And yes, there seemed to be a steady stream of customers given, I understand, the location was only firmed up during the week.
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
A delightfully tuneful busker entertains visitors to Cambridge Farmers’ Market on this crisp, sunny, spring morning – Saturday, the 2nd of October 2010 – at Victoria Square, Cambridge, New Zealand. The Cambridge Farmers’ Market is a year round Saturday morning appointment for those wishing to buy fresh produce directly from local producers.
Early this afternoon Carol Stiles from RNZ National Country Life rings asking for use of the Tom Andrews Wholly Cow portrait. If you missed the item you can listen here during the coming week. I guess this is my little bit of support for RadioNZ – join the Facebook group. photo ref.
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Cambridge Farmers’ Market moved to the western, Dick Street, side of Victoria Street Cambridge this sunny winter’s Saturday morning the 25th of July 2009.
Check out the Cambridge Farmers’ Market website or better still get along to Victoria Square next Saturday.
Ian Dunn is laying out stall sites for Sunday’s The Main Street Carnival in Victoria Street Cambridge, this afternoon, Friday the 24th of April 2009. The Main Street Carnival is one of the last events of the 2009 Cambridge Autumn Festval. Some ninety vendors are booked with Victoria Street closed to traffic. A veteran of many a market both as organiser and vendor (Granny Dunn) Ian tells me that this event will be unique in layout and scale. Let’s hope the weather is kind.
Kerryn Jensen manager of Cambridge Farmers’ Market this morning, Saturday the 18th of April 2009, at Victoria Square, Cambridge, New Zealand. Selling hours are from 8am until 12pm – indicated by the ringing of the market bell. There is no selling before or after the bell is rung. Kerryn and I have been working on Cambridge Farmers’ Market’s new website which we hope to launch this Wednesday morning (22/04/2009).