NATURE’S WAY
143 Northampton St., Easton, PA 610-253-0940
QUEEN’S NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS
1424 Pennsylvania Ave, Allentown, PA 610-691-6644
QUEEN’S OF EMMAUS 516 North Street, Emmaus, PA 610-965-5767
SKEES BUSY BEE 505 US Hwy 46, Belvidere, NJ 908-475-5484
TO YOUR HEALTH
212 N. West End Blvd, Quakertown, PA 215-538-3480
HEALTHY FOOD DELIVERY
LEHIGH VALLEY CO-OP Lehigh Valley 610.421.8229 •
lvfood.coop
PURE SPROUTS Lehigh Valley
610-391-1952 •
puresprouts.comHERBS HERBS
BECHDOLT ORCHARDS 2209 Leithsville Rd., Hellertown, PA 610-838-8522
BERRY BREEZE FARM 8476 Seemsville Rd, Northampton, PA 610-837-0808
BLUE BLAZE FARM 1081 North Rd., Danielsville, PA 610-837-2738
CASA BIANCA FARMS 659 S. Delaware Drive., Mt. Bethel, PA 610-588-3678
CLEAR SPRING FARM 206 Garr Rd, Easton, PA 610-258-5050 •
www.clearspringfarm.net
FLINT HILL FARM EDUCATIONAL CENTER 1922 Flint Hill Road, Coopersburg, PA 610-838-2928
www.flinthill-farm.org
BEE NATURAL HEALTH FOOD STORE & FITNESS STUDIO Bee Natural Health Food Store & Fitness Studio is also home to the Coopers- burg Farmers’ Market.
The health food store features raw milk and cheese (cow and goat), eggs, grass fed beef, gluten free items, health & beauty products, many brands of vitamins & supplements and environmentally friendly cleaning products, es- sential oils and other various items. The Farmers’ Market is held every Thursday from 4-7pm through the end of October and features all local vendors. For example the market
has seasonal produce, a bakery, an orchard, all natural dog treats, vegan soups, salads and wraps and glycerin soaps made from recycled vegetable oil. Check our website for special market events.
more.
The Fitness Studio offers Yoga, Tai Chi, Zumba, meditation workshops & 21 North Main Street, Coopersburg. Call 610-282-0230 or check out
www.BeeNaturalHealth.com for more information and class schedules. THE EASTON FARMERS MARKET
The Easton Farmers’ Market prides itself on being the longest running open air market in the United States. Farmers and food purveyors have been selling their goods in Eas- ton’s historic Centre Square since 1752! Much of the market’s spirit and energy can be attributed to its unique location and longevity and its fantastic array of special events. More than a dozen events are held throughout the season, including a Zuc- chini 500, a Sweet Corn Festival and a Tomato Fest. EFM is a producer-only market that includes 29 vendors featuring everything from produce to artisan cheese and farm-fresh eggs . Thanks to a 2009-10 USDA grant, the Market now has capability to accept Food Stamps (Access) and Debit Cards --- making fresh, locally-grown food available to everyone!
Easton Farmers’ Market, Centre Square, Easton. Saturdays 9am–1pm. May through October. Call 610-330-9942 or visit
www.EastonFarmersMarket.com
natural awakenings July 2010 37 JIM THORPE FARMERS MARKET
The Jim Thorpe Farmers Market is back in 2010 - bigger and better than ever! This year, we’ll be bringing more of the best nutritious, local food around - straight from the farmers to you. There are a wide range of products for every taste, from fresh-picked vegetables and grass fed beef to fresh baked goods, including cannolis and vegan cupcakes! The market also features a community table, local musicians and dem- onstrations from local restaurants. The Jim Thorpe Farmers Market is located in Memorial Park every Saturday through
October 16th
from 9-12, rain or shine. Memorial Park is at the end of E. 10th street, just off route 903 on the East Side of town (over the bridge). For more information, please visit us at
www.jimthorpefarmersmarket.org.
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