Seymour Farmer's Market open for season on Tuesdays, rain or shine

Seymour Farmers Market opens today at noon

The Community Center is at 20 Pine St., Seymour.

Newsletter highlights TEAM fundraiser Aug. 26

Dear readers,

Happy Monday!

Today's Valley Voice newsletter focuses on an upcoming fundraiser in Ansonia for TEAM, Inc.

It also features photos of an ongoing renovation project at the historic Gen. David Humphreys House in Ansonia, and photos from the Seymour Farmer's Market.

Thanks for checking it out!

~ Patti and Ralph

Recuperation journey: Something new, to me anyway

Strawberry tomatoes and blueberries grown at Gazy Brothers Farm in Oxford.

My daughter Allegra and I visited the Seymour Farmers' Market Tuesday and learned something new. 
Neither of us had heard the term strawberry tomato before! We only knew about cherry and grape tomatoes. 
We really enjoyed the strawberry ones - they were sweet and delicious. 
I may have to return next week for some more.
One learns something new every day!

All produce pictured is from Gazy Brothers Farm, 391 Chestnut Tree Hill Road, Oxford.

The last two photos show some of the handmade decorations and gourmet oils and vinegars available at Lizzie's Home Consignment and Gifts, 26-36 Bank St., Seymour.
Owner Elizabeth Anderson also sells a popular, locally made honey and I surprised my husband, Ralph, with a jar. It's his favorite.


The Seymour Farmer's Market is open from noon-6 p.m. Tuesdays on Pine Street, adjacent to the Community Center. 
It will be there through October. 
Check it out if you haven't already!

Seymour Farmer's Market runs on Tuesdays through October

The market is on Pine Street in Seymour next to the Community Center.

Newsletter highlights Seymour Farmer's Market, youth boxing

Dear readers,

I'm sharing a link to today's Valley Voice here.

The newsletter features the Seymour Farmer's Market and Ansonia Mayor David S. Cassetti's youth boxing program.

Happy reading! 

Buy local at Seymour Farmer's Market

We stopped at the Seymour Farmer's Market for the first time today. 
I had to take a photo of 'Patty' Pan Squash, even if my name, Patti, is spelled with a 'y.' 
I've never tasted it, nor would I know how to prepare it. Some day I'll give it a try.

The market, featuring locally grown fruits and vegetables and bakery goods, is open from noon-6 p.m. every Tuesday through October at the corner of Pine and Broad streets.