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The 2024 Farmers Market takes place each Thursday June 20, 2024 through October 17, 2024 from 3:00 – 6:00 PM at 240 Broad Street in Windsor Center.
This well-attended local marketplace in Windsor Center includes locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, herbs, eggs, cheese, skincare products, honey, books and more, along with live music!
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At the Farmers Market today, OneSong Biscotti will feature the reappearance of an old favorite - Lemon Pistachio! Available for a limited time. Just for this Thursday, Lemon Pistachio will be offered at $1.50 each rather than the usual price of $2 to celebrate the 4th of July.
Laurel Pepin will be at the market promoting her book - 227 Paces, My Pandemic Sanctuary. This is a collection of her beautiful photographs and words. A wonderful book to own and to give as a gift. Come by to say hi and shop local!
Come to Windsor center and see Gene Donaldson and the Stingrays for a night of classic rock and blues from the '60s, '70s,and '80s! Catch them live on the Windsor Town Green tonight Thursday, July 6 at 6:30 pm!
Sponsored by Complete Care at Kimberly Hall and Edward Jones/Martin McMahon
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First Town Downtown’s Windsor Monarch Project committee invites you to The Windsor Monarch Festival featuring our 3rd annual Upcycled Pollinator Planter Challenge and "Chair-y" Orchard.
Local artists are creating unique monarch butterfly habitat planters using upcycled goods. Tour them all at store fronts and on the green throughout Windsor Center from July 8 - 15.
On Saturday July 8 (rain date July 9) is the kickoff to the challenge, the festival itself: an environmentally-friendly fair with artisan vendors, educational booths and fun activities for the whole family to learn more about our environment and the amazing, protected Monarch butterfly.
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It's a BIG Thursday!
| So much to do in Windsor !!!! We're kicking off the Summer Concert series tonight with one of our most popular bands, Gene Donaldson and the Stingrays. And we have two special guests at the Farmers Market today! Check it out! |
Farmers Market
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The 2024 Farmers Market takes place each Thursday June 20, 2024 through October 17, 2024 from 3:00 – 6:00 PM at 240 Broad Street in Windsor Center.
This well-attended local marketplace in Windsor Center includes locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, herbs, eggs, cheese, skincare products, honey, books and more, along with live music!
read more
Featured Vendor: OneSong Biscotti
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At the Farmers Market today, OneSong Biscotti will feature the reappearance of an old favorite - Lemon Pistachio! Available for a limited time. Just for this Thursday, Lemon Pistachio will be offered at $1.50 each rather than the usual price of $2 to celebrate the 4th of July.
Book Signing at the Farmers Market
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Laurel Pepin will be at the market promoting her book - 227 Paces, My Pandemic Sanctuary. This is a collection of her beautiful photographs and words. A wonderful book to own and to give as a gift. Come by to say hi and shop local!
Concert Tonight: Gene Donaldson and the Stingrays
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Come to Windsor center and see Gene Donaldson and the Stingrays for a night of classic rock and blues from the '60s, '70s,and '80s! Catch them live on the Windsor Town Green tonight Thursday, July 6 at 6:30 pm!
Sponsored by Complete Care at Kimberly Hall and Edward Jones/Martin McMahon
Read more
Windsor Monarch Festival
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First Town Downtown’s Windsor Monarch Project committee invites you to The Windsor Monarch Festival featuring our 3rd annual Upcycled Pollinator Planter Challenge and "Chair-y" Orchard.
Local artists are creating unique monarch butterfly habitat planters using upcycled goods. Tour them all at store fronts and on the green throughout Windsor Center from July 8 - 15.
On Saturday July 8 (rain date July 9) is the kickoff to the challenge, the festival itself: an environmentally-friendly fair with artisan vendors, educational booths and fun activities for the whole family to learn more about our environment and the amazing, protected Monarch butterfly.
Read more!
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