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Local Food Through the Winter

Oct 29, 2007 farmers' markets

I received the following email via the Tower Grover Farmers’ Market email list and thought I might not be the only one interested in this info:

Where to get your local food?

The Tower Grove Farmers’ Market will be closed for six months, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up eating local foods until then. There are several sources for local foods during the winter months, from monthly farmers’ markets to specialty stores. Here are a few:
Local Harvest Grocery, located at 3148 Morgan Ford Road, specializes in locally raised and produced foods. Many of the products at the Tower Grove Farmers’ Market and other area farmers’ markets can be found at the store plus hundreds of other local foods. In addition, the store also stocks a wide range of sustainably produced and organic dairy, grocery and baked goods and has a full service deli serving breakfast and lunch using local ingredients.The store sends out a weekly newsletter with specials and product news.
You can sign up for it here.

The Maplewood Farmers’ Market Winter Pantry

Held once a month on a Saturday at the Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood at 7260 Southwest Avenue, this indoor market features a wide variety of local farmers and food producers.

Dates and times:

  • November 17, 9am - 1pm
  • December 22, 9am - 1pm
  • January 26, 9am - 1pm
  • February 23, 9am - 1pm
  • March 29, 9am - 1pm

St Louis Community Farmers’ Market

This market will be held the second Saturday of each month at St. John’s Episcopal Church at 3664 Arsenal St from 8:30am till Noon. This market will feature an assortment of local food producers and artisans.

Other Locations

Local foods are catching on and they are starting to show up in more and more stores and restaurants. Wherever you choose to shop and dine, we encourage you to choose local when possible. Making this choice helps the environment, our rural landscape and the local economy. It can also be healthier and it almost always tastes better.

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