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Live Music, Local Foods, Bee Beard, Artisans and more this Sunday at the Kamm's Farmers Market!
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August 30, 2009 - 10:00am - 2:00pm
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Kamm's Corners Farmers Market
W 168 & Lorain municipal lot behind Walgreens
Cleveland, OH Enjoy thesounds of Cats on Holiday as they will be entertaining the market from 10-2with live music! The crew is a hard rockin' bandreigning from the Cuyahoga River Valley on the shores of the great LakeErie. This “swamp poppin’ band”will be serving up a healthy dose of American influenced roots, country, cajunand blues.
Chef CJ from the infamous WestparkStation will be demonstrating some tips from the kitchen during a 12:30 chefdemonstration. Renowned for the ‘Mom’shomemade meatloaf’ and ‘Aunt Kathy’s homemade Irish soda bread’, it’s a mustsee!
Drs.Laura and Bradley Vernallis of the Rocky River Chiropractic & WellnessCenter will be joining us again toeducate the market on acupuncture and chiropracty.
Don’tmiss Walter from Jorgensen’s Apiary as he will be forming a bee beard. Greatfor kids and families of all ages, it’s sure to create the buzz this Sunday!
Andfinally, Kathy Masterson will be creating Irish themed photo notecards as themarkets artisan spotlight!
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