Thursday, April 25, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market opened for business this month on Ford Street Extension, near Gateway/Price Chopper Plaza. The new market is currently open Thursdays from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. …
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Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market opened for business this month on Ford Street Extension, near Gateway/Price Chopper Plaza.
The new market is currently open Thursdays from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. and Mondays from 4-7 p.m., but vendors may opt to use other days as well, said organizer Robert Carlisle.
A variety of vendors are selling their products, including Amish-made goods, fresh produce, honey, tie-dye garments, handmade quilts and silhouette art paintings.
Fobare’s BBQ & Catering, Rensselear Falls, has been a big draw at the new Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market, says Carlisle.
The catering service sells a variety of BBQ pulled pork and chicken, along with salads, desserts and other foods, depending on the weather. With the hot weather last Thursday, their ice-cold, homemade lemonade was very popular.
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Tianna Sibley and Emma Measheaw, Lisbon, buy ice-cold lemonade from Julie Fobare, of Fobare’s BBQ & Catering, Rensselear Falls.
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Robert Carlisle, founder of the new Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market, holds one of the Amish signs sold at the market. The Amish products also include fresh produce, soaps, candles, furniture and other crafts.
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Bill and Beverly LaPiene check out honey products sold by Angel Convey of Irish Bee, Orwell, at the new Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market.
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Connie Denny holds a quilt she is selling, along with other quilted and crocheted items and weaved rugs at the new Ogdensburg Farmers’ Crafts and Art Market.
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Crystal McElwain, of Crystal Creations, and Brooke Cobb show some of their necklaces, barrettes and hair bow holders.
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Dave Bracy, of Riverscape Designs, displays some of his silhouette art paintings. He also sells rock paintings.
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Ice-cold lemonade with added fruit, sold by Julie Fobare of Fobare’s BBQ & Catering, Rensselear Falls, was a big hit at the market.
