Market on Main opened for the season on Saturday. While it’s too early from fresh fruit and vegetables, there were vendors selling crafts, preserves and other items. Pictured here Renee Paquin of Garlic Freak in Oliver was selling sauerkraut, pickles and hot sauces. (Richard McGuire photo)
Market on Main re-opened for the season on Saturday, once again welcoming shoppers and browsers to the park next to town hall.
The market, which only allows the sale of locally made crafts and locally grown produce, features art, crafts, breads and products from local wineries, cideries and craft distilleries.
It runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday until the end of September.
During July and August, there is also a late afternoon market on Wednesday.
Each market features live music. Performing on Saturday was Roland Berg.
Next Saturday will be music by Allan & Gord and August Accord.
Fresh fruit and produce should be showing up soon with an early harvest forecast.
RICHARD McGUIRE
Osoyoos Times
Market on Main opened for the season on Saturday. While it’s too early from fresh fruit and vegetables, there were vendors selling crafts, preserves and other items. Pictured here Jan Kenney of Osoyoos shows off some of her crochet and sewing work that she does entirely without machines. (Richard McGuire photo)
Market on Main opened for the season on Saturday. While it’s too early from fresh fruit and vegetables, there were vendors selling crafts, preserves and other items. Pictured here Roland Berg entertained visitors with his musical repertoire. (Richard McGuire photo)
