09.26.2022 - Rain or Shine at the Market Tonight
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It's Market Monday, and we invite you to take a break from hurricane prep this evening. We're hoping for the sake of our farmers and small business owners that Ian passes us by, but in the meantime we'll be there this evening to support them by making purchases. We have multiple pop-ups tonight. Cocina Tume will be here with delicious, plant-based Peruvian dishes, including dessert options. Red Panda Noodle is back with their selection of hand-pulled, wok-fired noodle dishes. And former market regulars Semilla Nativa are back for another visit with their allergy-friendly selection. Grab dinner and a drink, stock up on hurricane snacks, and start your week off with us!
We hope to see you at the market.
With Gratitude,
Gabby Lothrop
Market Director
Here's our vendor lineup for tonight:
Adair's Edibles
Gluten-free snacks and baked goods, including vegan and sugar-free options. (Instagram)
Ceylon Hut
A family business serving up authentic Sri Lankan street food. (Facebook/Instagram)
CM Bakari
A small batch artisan bakery specializing in sourdough bread and fresh to order pizzas. Everything is hand made using the best possible ingredients and organic flours. (Website/Instagram)
Cocina Tume *Pop-Up
100% plant-based Latin-inspired dishes, featuring local and seasonal ingredients. No soy, gluten, or refined sugar. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
The Cookie Jar
Every king of cookie for every kind of occasion, from artisan gourmet takes on old favorites to brand new flavors. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Cykel
Sweet and Savory baked goods including breads, muffins, pastries, and seasonal selections. Gluten-free options available. (Instagram)
EKL Baked
EKL's nut based granola is great for most lifestyles. Vegan, grain free, sugar free, and gluten free, no fillers or preservatives. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Fleet Farming
A hyper-local, bike-powered urban farming program with a small-scale distributed agriculture system. (Facebook/Instagram)
Florida Shroom King
Small, local mushroom farm focused mostly on Lion's Mane, Blue Oyster, and Italian Brown mushrooms, with rotational varieties available seasonally. (Facebook/Instagram)
Goodfills Co
Refill your soaps, detergents and cleaners at this mobile, zero-waste store. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Heart of Christmas Farm
Raw milk and raw milk cheeses, local honey, and more. Also featuring produce from The Barefoot Farmer in Samsula, FL. (Facebook)
Jerusalem Street Food
Freshly-prepared hummus, dips, pickles and more in a variety of flavors. Gluten-free and Vegan options available.
Lyle Lane Cosmetics
Handmade body care products, soaps, hair care and more.
(Website/Instagram)
Mangrove Collective
Plant-based snacks, hand-printed up-cycled clothes, and art prints from a worker-owned Co-op here in Orlando. (Instagram)
Microganic Farm
Microganic Farm produces pounds of Living Microgreens using Certified Organic Seeds and Non-GMO, No Chemical Fertilizers, and No Pesticides.(Facebook/Instagram)
Orlando City Kombucha
Locally-brewed, high quality kombucha available in returnable bottles & growlers. Also featuring products from The Proper Pickle. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Red Panda Noodle Company *Pop-Up
Chefs Eliot and Seth of Orlando Meats fame are venturing out with their latest brainchild. Check out their pop-ups as they ramp up to a new restaurant location. (Website/Instagram)
Second Breakfast
Local rare fruit, jams and preserves, freeze-dried fruits and edible plants. (Facebook/Instagram).
Secret Garden Guru *NEW
An urban organic cut flower farm and florist located in College Park, Orlando. (Website/Instagram)
Semilla Nativa *Pop-Up
Allergy-friendly, nutrient-dense, plant-based foods including mixes and snacks. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Tribal Acres
First generation, unapologetic, intentional farmers specializing in cattle, swine and poultry. (Website/Facebook/Instagram)
Wild Ocean Seafood
Wild-caught seafood, fresh from Florida's waters. Pre-orders only; check in with their booth to get in the loop. (Facebook/Instagram)
Zenn Naturals
First generation farmers growing a variety of produce, raising livestock, and living off the land. (Facebook/Instagram)