Springtime in Two Rivers. Hopefully the weather has settled into a pattern of warm days with needed rain only at night.
The Two Rivers Farmers/Crafters Market has been open for a full month. Early June should find an increasing supply of fresh veggies such as onions, radishes, asparagus and rhubarb, even spinach, peas and strawberries by month’s end.
There’s still time to get some plants for your own gardens. Buy a hanging basket to enjoy all summer, or choose some tomato plants or other veggies. Even a single planter on the deck gives you an opportunity to help “green” the earth and enjoy it’s bounty.
On June 3rd you can bring your pet to market to receive a special blessing by Deacon Paul Kieffer. Cats, dogs, ferrets or goldfish – all wellbehaved pets are welcome in Two Rivers The Humane Society will also join us from 10-12:00 and bring along some animals for adoption. Brad Klabunde will provide musical entertainment.
June 13th the Two Rivers American Legion Post No. 165 will hold a special retirement service for unserviceable American or other flags. The public usually does not get to witness this special ceremony so come take a look. Entertainment for the day will be provided by Z-Brass Quintet.
June 20th we will have a special Dairy Promotion. The newly crowned Manitowoc County Dairy Princess plans to visit and she brings recipes and cheese samples. Washington House plans to sell ice cream. Mary Evanoffand/or the Senior Center will entertain.
So join us in central park each Saturday morning from 8 am until 1 pm, and Wednesday from 2 pm until dusk. Two Rivers - - it’s the place to be - - at the market!
Spring time at the Two Rivers Farmers markets are great. It's so nice to enjoy the cheese samples for the up coming June 20th event. I highly recommend that all attend if possible. The recipes and cheese alike are one of a kinda tasty treats! After head on over to the Washington house which is the home of a museum, books, and the famous ice cream! My mouth is watering already. See you at the market everyone!
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