6th season - City of Clarksville

6TH SEASON
http://www.dustinoverbeek.com/photos.html#
Season
Partner
This season the market is partnering
with the Montgomery County Co-op
to help make this season one of our
best! Be sure to stop by and visit
them at the corner of Wilma
Rudolph Blvd. and Dunbar Cave
Road and check out all of the
wonderful products they have to
offer. Remember, they serve more
than just farmers!
A big “THANK YOU” go out
to Josh Briggs and his staff for
supporting us this season.
Contact at:
http://www.ourcoop.com
or call at 931-648-6795
We want to invite you and your family and friends to be a
part of our 6th season here at the Clarksville Downtown
Market which opens Saturday, May 24. With over 70
vendors that will be offering local fresh produce, baked
goods, local honey, home décor, seasonal flowers and more.
Remember, the freshest goods go quick so plan to arrive
early and be mindful that parking can sometimes be a
challenge so be prepared to walk in.
The market has also been invaded by Food Trucks this
season to help provide customers with a wide variety of
fresh, hot food while they walk around the market and shop!
Be sure to check them out throughout the season!
The market will be open from 8 am to 1 pm every
Saturday through October 18 on Public Square beside City
Hall.
Market bags to the first 500 in attendance and
 chances to register to win some wonderful 
Downtown Market prizes from our vendors!
Kids and parents alike, meet “Corny Cobb” the new
market mascot from 9-11am!
He will be at our information booth for photos!
This is Memorial Day weekend so be sure to
remember those military service members we
have lost in service to our great country and
thank those who are or have served.
Market Music
From Nashville, TN, Dustin is
a singer/songwriter whose songs explore
much further reaching boundaries. Growing up
with influences ranging from James Taylor and
Bob Dylan to Marvin Gaye and John Coltrane, the
content in Dustin’s writing reflects introspection
into the concerns of the human spirit. His first full
length project, “Notions”, with John Kelly,
contains many references to nature in the midst of
joy and struggle. With a “roots” acoustic sound,
Dustin’s intimate lyrics and raw style shine
through.
Check out www.dustinoverbeek.com for booking.
Want to stay informed on what’s “fresh”
each Saturday at the Market? Like the
Market on Facebook by searching
Clarksville Downtown Market.
You can also visit our website at
www.clarksvilledowntownmarket.com
2014 Vendor List
For Opening Day
 Judy Arnet - Nana's Knockers for Breast Cancer Research and
Awareness www.the3day.org/goto/judyarnett
 Melanie Bratton - Honey Goat Farm
 Priscilla Bragg - Miss Priscilla's Naturals
 Shirley Butler - Butler's Korner
 Christen Dachtler - Hamaker's Greenhouse
 Sue Davis - Grandee's Aprons
 Phil Baggett - Tennessee Grass Fed Farm www.tennesseegrassfed.com
 Shannon Creighton - Heirloom Woodshop www.yourheirloomwoodshop.net
 Kerri Ashendorf - Our Primitive Kountry www.facebook.com/pages/our-PrimitiveKountry
 Nancy Chavez - Mami Chachi's Empanadas www.mamichachi.com
 Denise Coulter - Cumberland Quilting Co. www.cumberlandquilting.com
 Ann Delamont - Ann Marie's Artisan Bakery www.annmariesgoodies.com
 Michael Cassady - Good Eats, Inc. www.Facebook.com/GoodEats522
 Jennifer Chandler - Old Fashioned Fried Pies
 Christopher Cook - Catie's Creek Farms
 Sherri Corwin - Uncommonly You Headband's
 Louise Delgandio - Louise's Bakery and Kitchen
www.Facebook.com/Louise’sBakery&Kitchen
 Rodney Dewese - Styx and Stonz Craftworks
 Katie Egger - The Pop Shop
 Terry Ellis - Tennessee Woodcarvers
 Janis Emery - Pure Joy Soap Company www.purejoysoap.com
 Mishelle Falsetto - Not Just Lemonade
 Richard Farley - Farley's Produce
 Nicole Fiore – Signature Rings www.etsy.com/signaturerings
 Angelique Greer – natural Choices Botanica – Legacy Tea Blends
www.naturalchoicesbotanica.com
 Sherry Griffy - Homegrown Produce
 Tuckessee Woodturners – Woodcraft items
 Michael Hampton – The Food Initiative www.thefoodinitiative.org
 Sandra Hart – Pottery and Stepping Stones
 Fred Head - Head's Tree Farm
 Miranda Head - Heads Farm
 Kathy Herber - Crochet and Crafts
 Anne Herbert - Lottie Grace Designs www.facebook.com/lottiegracedesigns
 Steve Hickerson - C&S Products
 Susan Hill - The Ruby Sunflower www.therubysunflower.com
 Ethan Hoffman - Scone "licious"
 Rachelle Hughes - Simply D'Vine www.simpliedvine2013.com
 Carolyn Hummel - Carolyn's County Creations
 Sheila Jent - Possum Moon Soap www.possummoonsoap.com
 Jenna Jimenez - Unearthed Roots www.facebook.com/unearthedroots
 Patty Johnson - The Earring Project
 Columbus Jones - CMWL Farms
 Lisa Kemp - C & L farm Barn Quilts www.facebook.com/c&lfarmbarnquilts
 Joe King – Homegrown Produce and Baked goods
 Dee Kitchell – Crochet and Crafts
 Candy Kizer - Pleasant View Nursery
 Chase Knott - Astro Concessions Kettle Corn
 David Kulback – Woodcraft items and More
 La Casa Inc. - Taco Truck www.lacasaclarksville.com
 Bonita Lacey - B's Cheesecakes
 Thomas Maga - Lunch Rush www.lunch-rush.com
 Macon Marshall - Big City Dogs
 Natasha McCracken - Regenerate
 Susan McGolricle / Melanie Hildebrandt – Kids Crafts and other items
 Charles and Vicky Moffitt - Fire and Cloud Homestead
 Jerri Morton - Johnson Honey Farms
 Steve Nagy - Nature's Promise Farm
 Diann Nance - Diann's Greenhouse www.diannsgreenhouse.com
 Amiee Owen - Giving Thanks Farm www.givingthanksfarm.com
 Nick Pappas - Pappas’ Pepper's
 Jaclyn Perez – Fresh Empanadas
 Sylvia Rodrigues - Sylvia’s "New Mexican" Salsa
 Susan Schryver – Lady Bella Jewels
 Ruby Sluck – Adam’s Rough Cut furniture
 David Smith - Friends of Photography clarksvillefriendsofphotography.com
 Julie Sperry – Handbags and More
 Alix St. Amant - Blessed In Homemaking
www.etsy.com/shop/blessedinhomemaking.com
 Shelly Strange - My Oh My Fried Pies
 Brent Streeter - Metal Concepts www.metalconceptsdesign.com
 Emanuel Stoltzfus - Homegrown Produce and Baked goods
 Katrina Thompson - Good Scents by Trina www.goodscentsbytrina.com
 Jacqueline Thomas – Cakes By Jacqueline
 Ronnie Thornton - Thornton Pottery
 April Tillery - Crochet Color http://www.facebook.com/crochetcolor
 David Tonner - Homegrown Produce
 Louis Toth - LNM Creations
 Stephen Turner - Red River Fungi www.facebook.com/redriverfungi
 Niesha Wolfe - The Gingham Café www.ginghamcafe.com
 Karen Wortman - Hidden Springs Farm /Gurly Goats Soaps
www.hiddenspringsfarms.com
 Marie Young - The Salvaged Edge www.thesalvagededge.etsy.com
Vendor of
the Week:
Giving
Thanks
Farm
Giving Thanks
Farm is owned and
operated by the Owen
family- Brian, Amiee
and Julia. They joined
the Downtown Farmers
Market in 2013 and have
returned for their second
season this year. Both
Brian and Amiee have
farming
in
their
backgrounds;
Brian
being a third generation
farmer. Julia, their 11year-old daughter raises
and cares for the laying
hens and will be selling
her eggs at the market
this year.
Brian and Amiee
wanted to establish a
farm that got back to
heritage methods of
raising animals. So in
May of 2012, they
established
Giving
Thanks Farm located in
Montgomery
County,
Tennessee.
The farm
has quickly grown since
its start, at first raising
chickens, Muscovy
ducks, and Heritage
turkeys on chemical-free
pastures and expanding
its line of meats to
include
free-roaming
pork; grass-fed, grain
finished
beef
and
pasture-raised chicken
eggs. They believe in
farming as organically as
possible. There are no
antibiotics and no added
growth hormone ever
used in their meats and
eggs. Their meats and
eggs are all raised on
chemical-free pastures
and finished soy-free
with no added fillers,
MSG or nitrates used in
their meats. They offer a
CSA that runs in cycles
of every 4 months.
You can contact them
via phone:
615-975-3276,
their website:
GivingThanksFarm.com
and Facebook:
Giving Thanks Farm.