Memorial Centre Farmers’ Market returns to in-person marketplace

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June 18, 2021June 18, 2021 Yona Harvey 0 Comments churros, COVID-19 protocols, COVID-19 safety, curry, dumplings, farmers markets, fresh produce, fruits, in-person shopping, Kingston, local farmers, local produce, local producers, Main Street Market, Main Street Urban Farm, Memorial Centre, Memorial Centre Farmers' Market, okonomiyaki, pierogies, produce, steamed buns, tacos, Tim Lyon, vegetables

Find out what an okonomiyaki or bison pepperettes taste like at this year-round Kingston market As travel opportunities have ground to a halt this year, the return of Kingston’s Memorial Centre Farmers’ Market at Kingston Memorial Centre just might be perfectly timed to give residents a sense of normalcy, and

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February 4, 2020February 4, 2020 Jennifer Glenn 0 Comments basil, carrots, celery, community gardens, cucumber, eggplant, Embrun, food gardening, fruits, garden size, gardening, grow your own food, kale, Kingston, mustard, Ottawa, peas, porch gardens, potato flowers, potatoes, raised beds, seeds, spring gardening, square foot gardens, swiss chard, tomatoes, vegetables, zucchini

In our current environmental climate, we are all looking for areas where we can adjust our lives to lower our carbon footprint. In Canada, it is estimated that 28 per cent of the annual emissions are from transportation. A large part of the transportation industry is the movement food from

Culture Gardening Lifestyle

May 15, 2019May 15, 2019 Jennifer Glenn 0 Comments clay, cleaning out your garden, edible flowers, flowers, fruits, garden goals, garden soil, gardening, herbs, Jennifer Glenn, Kingston, Mason jar soil test, Pick Plant and Prune, plants, ratio, sand, silt, soil, soil test, spring gardening, vegetables

Every spring, we patiently wait as the snow slowly melts, revealing the garden hidden below. As soon as we see small traces of green, we are eager to jump right in and let our green thumb try again for another year. Before you dig out your gloves and pruners,

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