June 2nd, July 7th, August 4th, 2023 * 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
WE’RE COMING BACK FOR YEAR TWO!
VENDORS NEEDED! We are searching for growers of fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, plants and flowers along with producers of baked goods, jams, jellies, soaps, honey, meat, dairy, and local handmade artisans.
The market is held on the lawn between 136 — 144 E. Baltimore Street.
It is nicely shaded and has a great neighborhood vibe.
Come see what all the buzz is about and join us as a vendor!
Garden Talk #1 in a series of 3: Design and Install Raised Beds
In the first of a series of three Garden Talks, gardening expert Pam Rowland presents an in-the-garden program on how to design and install raised beds in your backyard.
Garden Talk #2 in a series of 3: Growing & Drying Herbs
In the second of a series of three Garden Talks, gardening expert Pam Rowland presents an in-the-garden program on how to plant and nurture herbs in the garden, and how to preserve them by drying.
Garden Talk #3 in a series of 3: Herbs as Medicine During the Civil War
In the final program in a series of three Garden Talks, guest speaker Greg Susla will discuss the medicinal uses of herbs during the Civil War.
A retired pharmacist, Susla has extensive experience with the medicinal herb garden at the Pry House on Antietam Battlefield, and with the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.
He will talk about the medicinal applications of various plants grown and their uses during the 19th century.
Held in the Institute’s Civil War-era garden at Monterey Pass, attendees will see first-hand what raised beds look like, discover why they are beneficial and learn how to create them.
The adjacent Monterey Pass Battlefield Museum will be open especially for attendees of this event.
Cost is $5 per program. Space is limited, and pre-registration is required.
