Mrs. Frances Nash's Garden Basket
Apply to be a Vendor
The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission and Buffalo Go Green have partnered to bring a farmers market to the Michigan Street Corridor. We are currently accepting applications for the 2023 farmers market. All local farmers, gardeners, and healthy food producers are welcome!
What you can sell:
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Locally grown fruits and vegetables
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Dairy products
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Meats
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Flowers
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Honey products
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Maple products
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Eggs
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Herbs
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Baked goods
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& more with market permission!
Stall Fees
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$50 for a stall for the entire season
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$10 for a day stall
A full list of market rules and regulations can be found in our Market Handbook. If you have questions relating to Mrs. Frances Nash's Garden Basket, please call us at (716) 322- 1002 or email us at info@michiganstreetbuffalo.org.
History of Mrs. Frances Nash
The program is named after Frances Nash, wife of Rev. J. Edward Nash. After attending various health lectures, Mrs. Nash developed an interest in nutrition and became an advocate for healthy eating. She became knowledgeable about vitamins, food-groups, proteins, and starches. In the 1940s, Mrs. Nash developed a large vegetable garden in the back of her home at 36 Potter Street. For many years this garden supplied the neighborhood and the Nash’s friends with organically grown foods.
Get Involved
Individuals who would like to get involved are encouraged to reach out to the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission by calling 716-322-1002 or emailing aclark@michiganstreetbuffalo.org. We are looking for assistance to help plan our affordable farmers market for 2023, as well as volunteers looking to help distribute food this year. If you would like to volunteer to help distribute food this summer, please use the sign up link below.
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