Farm Fresh for the Holidays

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Montgomery Friends of Open Space’s 4th Annual Holiday Market is sure to delight, filled with old and new vendors ready to help you have a holiday filled with love. Visit the Village Shopper on Route 206 in Skillman on Saturday, December 15, and find luxury goods at Woods­Edge Wool Farms, selling impossibly warm and soft alpaca sweaters, blankets, mittens, and more (try the socks!), plus flavorful local honey and beeswax candles. The Eat Local table will have those once-a-year holiday specialty breads to give to friends (or eat at home). Visit our friendly vendors from summer:

Benfatto, coffee (add a croissant, killer combo)

Lore, delicate fresh pasta

Clifford Farms, organic produce

Sweet Gourmet, cookies, crumbcakes (ask about her creamy cheesecakes)

SmartSnack Bites, gluten-free cookies, bread, and more. Even pizza!

Terra Momo Bread, sweet holiday breads, specialty croissants, assorted fresh-baked artisanal loaves

Orchard Farms Organics, vibrant tomato sauces and soul-warming soups

WoodsEdge Wool Farms

Clyde River Farm, Christmas Trees and decorations

There’s more to come. Stop and visit us!

Montgomery Friends of Open Space Holiday Market, Village Shopper, 1378 Route 206, Skillman. Saturday, December 15, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. www.montgomeryfriends.org.

CE – US1

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