Memorial Centre Farmers’ Market returns to in-person marketplace

Local Leaf Farms to open vertical farming site in Kingston

Fat Chance Farmstead offers local, certified organic produce

The Grocery Basket offers fresh, local food and a Kingston patio like no other

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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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August 4, 2020August 4, 2020 Jessica Foley 0 Comments Local Leaf Farms, local produce, St Lawrence Business Park, sustainability, sustainable farming, vertical farming

Purchasing local produce will become easier year-round, after Local Leaf Farms opens their newest vertical farming site on Innovation Drive. Their innovative take on farming removes the need for a lot of land, and our Canadian dependency on weather. Local Leaf Farms is on a mission to change the way

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June 27, 2019June 27, 2019 Nour Mazloum 0 Comments certified organic, farming, Fat Chance Farmstead, Food Box program, Frontenac County, Harrowsmith, Jen Valberg, Josh Suppan, Kingston, local produce, pick-your-own strawberries, small-scale farming, South Frontenac Township, strawberries

If you’re looking for certified organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs, it’s no ‘fat chance’ that you’ll find what you need at a family owned and operated farm in Harrowsmith. Established in 2012, Fat Chance Farmstead is a small-scale fruit and vegetable farm operated by Josh Suppan and Jen Valberg. They

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May 21, 2019May 21, 2019 Nour Mazloum 0 Comments banana bread, cafes, downtown, grocery stores, Kingston, latte, local, local cheese, local coffee, local meat, local produce, lunch, organic food, peanut butter brownie, restaurants, rooftop patio, specialty food, where to eat

The Grocery Basket is a great local store and café located in the heart of downtown Kingston, and offering a view of the city many have yet to take in. You can enjoy their beautiful rooftop patio (after climbing A LOT of stairs, but worth the view) on the

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