Blackbird Pond; Debra Fowler brings her natural herbal soaps, potpourri, bath teas, facial steams, bath salts and exfoliate mixtures. Just stand by her booth; breath deeply and feel the serenity.
Carla's Creations, Gotta Have It: as the sign says, beautiful; fun, skillfully created and original jewelry by Carla. Summer Fun!
Chris' Honey: brought to you from Ray Alley. His bees choose the color, flavor, and texture of the honey and we enjoy the flower powered, nutrient rich,treat of their spring and summer journey.
The Culinary Farm: Karen and Don bring their beautiful harvest of local, naturally, grown produce. Expect a line at their stand, they know what their doing!
Diane's Heavenly Delights: get there early for her homemade cookies, nut breads, white and whole wheat breads. Wait to long to stop by and all you will get is conversation.
Gravel Knolls Farm: Jim and Linda have been growing organically since 1989 and offer memberships to their harvest. Shares are sold in the winter for the following harvest season. Members receive approximately 20 weeks of vegetables from the farm. Any extra from the weeks harvest is sold to market shoppers on Saturdays.
Hydrogrowers: Meet Jason and Jamie and be prepared to stand in line. They are stocked with lettuces, tomatoes, peppers, sweet seasonal berries and other necessary culinary delights to help you create the perfect meal.
Intarsia: Bill Miller brings the art of wood inlay to the market with his beautiful displays. How many times can you look at the same thing and see something different? Stop by and find out.
The Jam and Jelly Lady of Ohio: Sonya found her nitch making homemade jams and jellies. Palatable art. A pint wont last a week in your refrigerator.
Mill Branch Bar Soap Co.: Mill Branch Bar Soap Co.: Family-owned business specializing in fine line of natural cold processed olive oil soaps, lotions, lip balm, & baby care products. Also have specialty AVOCADO bar enriched with extra moisturizers for problem sensitive skin, babies, & children.
Morning Sun Farm: run by the Filbrun Family; they offer organic eggs, beef, pork, poultry and lamb. Whole wheat and spelt flour too. They do bring the sun to the market.
Sandra Kay's Sauces: Tiffany makes a variety of BBQ blends to go with just about anything for anyone's taste. She also has rubs, hard candy apples. Take home some South Carolina BBQ and try it on your wings.
Schaefer's All Natural Angus Beef: no hormones or growth hormone grains in their Angus. Treat yourself; it will make you smile. Sausage, Slim Jim Sticks,Seasonings and Lamb too.
The Tea Parlor: located at 5605 Yankee Rd. serves a wonderful High Tea and Maggie and Jennie bring their famous frozen scone dough, ready for you to pop in the oven when you have a crave. There is also lemon curd, shortbread and strawberry freezer jam, loose leaf tea and fresh brewed tea.
Twin Creek Farm: Rachel has mastered the art of herb blends. She brings dipping blends for fruit, vegetables or meats. Always ready with samples for you.
Wesseler's Woods; Dick is a local craftsman raised in West Chester and makes hand carved walking sticks, wooden utensils and sweet potato faces. His best seller is the marshmallow gun. It's a must have for the family.
Want to become a vender? Are you a grower or home producer? call Linda Rosselot, 513 652-7653 or e-mail jrosselot2@cinci.rr.com or Tracy Bedford,894-2040 or e-mail, bedford325@msn.com
Directions:
I-75 northbound Exit at Union Centre Boulevard.
- Turn left onto Union Centre Boulevard. Get in the right lane.
- Turn right onto Muhlhuaser Road.
- Turn left at light on to Centre Pointe Drive, between Mesh and El Coyote
- Continue on until you see the market canopies in front of you.
- Look for parking to be available on the street or in the AK Steel parking lot.
I-75 southbound Exit at Union Centre Boulevard.
- Turn right onto Union Center Boulevard. Stay in the right lane.
- Turn right onto Muhlhuaser Road.
- Turn left at light on Centre Pointe Drive.
- Continue on until you see the market canopies in front of you.
- Look for parking to be available on the street or in the AK Steel parking lot.
I-71 Take I-71 to I-275 West.
- Turn right off the Sharonville exit.
- Take an immediate left onto Hauck Road.
- Turn right onto Reading Road. Go about 4 miles.
- Reading Road becomes Cincinnati-Dayton Road.
- Turn left at Union Centre Blvd, follow over I-75 exchange
- Turn right onto Muhlhuaser Road.
- Turn left at light on to Centre Pointe Drive, between Mesh and El Coyote
- Continue on until you see the market canopies in front of you.
- Look for parking to be available on the street or in the AK Steel parking lot.
