Saturday: Earth Day & Spring Market

Each Saturday in April has turned up the pleasant in Pleasantville. This Saturday the weather is expected to be nice (in the 60's and dry), and the Market will be full of great foods. Shoppers will find a vibrant spring market including Little Seed Gardens, a seasonal visit by Tree Juice Maple Syrup, and volunteers from Pleasantville Recycles highlighting Earth Day and our Village's recycling and sustainability programs. Stop by the Pleasantville Farmers Market to celebrate Earth Day and that spring has finally settled in.

Open When, and Park Where?

The Outdoor Market is open Saturday from 8:30am

to 1:00pm. Where to Park? Get to know the "hidden parking lots of Pville". There are 7 parking lots within a few blocks of the Market. Review them all by clicking here to view a parking map.

Who's In This Week?

View our Map of the Market to see where vendors visiting this Saturday will be located in the marketplace. You can also have a look at our Vendor Page by clicking here -- note that each vendor's "Frequency" is listed, clarifying how often they will visit the Indoor Market each month.

In addition to our Weekly Vendors the following Rotation Vendors will also be in this Saturday:

• Bombay Emerald Chutney Company
• Demi Olive Oil
• Krazy For Kazu's
• Red Barn Bakery
• SallyeAnder
• Tousey Winery
• Tree Juice Maple Syrup

Phelps Health Tip: The Benefits Of Beets

Lead Sponsor Phelps Hospital Northwell Health shares the following: "For added color, flavor and nutrition, top your next salad with sliced beets. Or try marinating steamed beets in fresh lemon juice, olive oil and fresh herbs. They're low in sodium and rich in several nutrients, including fiber, potassium and vitamin C. You can't beet that". Saturday you can find beets at Gajeski Produce and Neversink Farm.

Krazy For Kazu's 10 Year Anniversary

50% OFF SALE On Ginger Dressing

Kazuhiro Hidaka of Krazy for Kazu's will be in Saturday with his delicious sauces and dressings. He is celebrating the 10 year anniversary of his business with a customer appreciation SALE. Stop by to congratulate Kazu, and to pick up a bottle of his Ginger Dressing for $3.99 (normally $8.00). He'll have discounts on other sauces as well, such as his Sesame Pon or Stir Fry & Bar-B-Que.

Special Visit Saturday: Tree Juice Maple Syrup

This Saturday the Market welcomes Tree Juice Maple Syrup for their only springtime visit. Try a sample of their syrup, which is after all, our first field crop of the year. In addition to all the maple syrup grades (Golden, Amber, Dark and Very Dark) Tree Juice will also have specialty items such as Vanilla Infused Maple Syrup and Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup. Need maple-inspired menu ideas? Click here to review 57 creative maple recipes.

Teagevity & BeanLuv

Visit Teagevity's booth where you can get hot tea or iced tea. Love coffee? BeanLuv coffee is offered there too, and there is a loyalty reward card -- 10 punches and get a FREE cup of coffee of your choice. Each week Beanluv is serving hot and iced coffee.

Tousey Winery

Tousey Winery, in Clermont, New York, overlooking the picturesque Hudson River and Catskill Mountains, grows Chardonnay, Riesling, and Pinot Noir grapes to create their unique, delicious, Hudson Valley wines. They note that on Saturday they will have their popular rosé.

Edgwick Farm

Edgwick packages pairings of their fresh, soft goat cheese with seasonal flavorings, every month. Their April pairings are goat cheese with raw honey (from their own apiary) and goat cheese with horseradish garlic.

SallyeAnder

SallyeAnder will be in and they're featuring their wildly fun, wildly colorful Kaleidosoap.

Little Seed Gardens Is Back

Little Seed Gardens will start their season with us this Saturday. They'll have plenty of baby salad greens, shoots and microgreens.

Red Barn Bakery

Red Barn Bakery will be in with their sweet items and savory tarts.

Simply Planted

Simply Planted has plants to help you welcome spring into your home and yard. This week they're highlighting Lettuce Colanders for $20 and hanging baskets (petunias, ivy geraniums, million bells) one for $25, or two for $45.

VISITING ORGANIZATION:

Pleasantville Recycles will be tabling Saturday (8:30am-12:45pm) to highlight Earth Day, and the many local recycling and sustainability programs one can participate in. Earth Day began in 1970 when more than 10,000 events engaged 20 million people across America. Keep the momentum going by including regional foods in your shopping list, and by speaking with Pleasantville Recycles to review all the Earth friendly resources and volunteer opportunities in your area.