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Winter Market

Saturdays
January 8 – March 26
10:00am – 1:00pm
Conte West Hills Middle School – 511 Chapel St.

Wooster Square

Saturdays
Returns spring of 2022
9:00am – 1:00pm
Conte West Hills Middle School – 511 Chapel St.

Edgewood Park

Sundays
Returns spring of 2022
10am – 1pm
Edgewood Park
Corner of Whalley &
West Rock Ave.

Downtown

Wednesdays
Returns summer of 2022
11am – 2pm
New Haven Green
Corner of Church & Elm St
Across from City Hall

Fair Haven

Thursdays
Closed until further notice.

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Join us this Saturday at the Winter Market for fresh CT grown food. The market will be open from 10-1pm at Conte West School (511 Chapel St). ... See MoreSee Less

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Sanctuary Kitchen, a program of CitySeed, partners with immigrant and refugee chefs to build economic opportunity and authentic connections through food. We are seeking a part-time Program Associate to support all aspects of Sanctuary Kitchen programming and our social enterprise. Learn more and apply here: http://ow.ly/655p50HwrnX ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

We love seeing our FBA grads doing awesome things 💕

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Be sure to follow them (Eat Up Catering & Restaurant) and support them if you can by ordering from them https://eatupcatering.com/order/… or donating to Eat Up foundation - eatupcatering.com/eat-up-foundation ... See MoreSee Less

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Join us today at the Winter Market at Conte West Middle School (511 Chapel St)! We'll be open from 10am - 1pm. Be sure to bundle up! ⛄️🧣🧤

New Line Blending & Roastery and KDCrop Farms will not be at the market. Visit https://cityseed.org/winter-market/ to see where vendors are located using the interactive market layout map. ... See MoreSee Less

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We don’t have to order ahead — it’s just an option, right?

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This #foodbusinessfriday, CitySeed Incubates is celebrating @ohshitosauce! Oh Shito! is a graduate of our Food Business Accelerator (FBA) program and is serving as a mentor for this year's FBA cohort. Oh Shito! is the brainchild of founder, Kwame Asare. On a trip to Ghana in 2019, he was inspired by the essence and rich culture of his birthplace. The warm greetings of Ghanaians, along with the familiar tastes of bold cuisines reignited buried memories of childhood. One constant staple of his favorite waakye dish was shito — a common sauce condiment in Ghana. Upon returning to the U.S., he shared the highlights of his trip, and informed his siblings of an idea that would bring a Ghanaian classic to the American hot sauce and condiment market. Oh Shito! was born.

At Oh Shito!, their mission is to provide a cultural connection to Ghana and Africa, through a savory yet spicy pepper sauce condiment that encourages culinary exploration for food lovers and cultural enthusiasts. Oh Shito! is rooted in strong family values, and they embody a culture of love, humility, and passion. Available online and all around CT, including the CitySeed Farmers Market. 😉

#buyblack #supportsmallbusiness #meettheventure

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Local root vegetables are taking the market by storm and we are loving it! Eating local in the winter can seem challenging if you aren't familiar with the possibilities root veggies bring. What better way to get acquainted to these winter gems than to shop CitySeed's Winter Farmers Market? Join us this weekend for root veggies and more! The Winter Market is open Saturday 10-1pm at Conte West School (511 Chapel St.) 🥕🧅🧄🥔🥬

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Our Winter Market returns this Saturday! The market will be held at Conte West School (511 Chapel St) from 10am to 1pm.
In the past few weeks we have seen COVID numbers rise across our state and in the city of New Haven. We are still committed to providing a safe place for vendors to sell their products and for community members to access local food.
**Please note that masks are required in the market space.**
The 2022 Winter Market is set to feature vendors both indoors and outdoors. Various conditions may affect these plans week to week but we will keep you posted with a weekly vendor map.

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Happy New Year 🎉🥳
The CitySeed team hopes you have a wonderful 2022! We are so grateful for our supporters. We could not do this work without you. �

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CitySeed’s year-round network of farmers markets brings local food to New Haven neighborhoods, while supporting Connecticut farm viability. This year, our farmers markets increased viability for 50 local farmers and food businesses by generating nearly $1 million in market sales for vendors. We launched two new programs to reduce barriers for BIPOC vendors and new farmers by providing financial assistance and market supplies. Our farmers markets also redeemed record amounts of SNAP/EBT benefits and SNAP incentives in 2021. We are grateful to be able to help make fresh produce available for more children, families, and seniors in our community. Help us reach our goal of raising $80,000 so we can continue to grow farm and food business viability, and food access in 2022. Donation link in bio.

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2021 brought growth and new opportunities to Sanctuary Kitchen at CitySeed:
Sanctuary Kitchen provides employment, culinary training, and professional development to refugee and immigrant chefs. This year we launched a new training module with New Haven Adult Education focused on Workplace Readiness and Leadership Development.

When you donate to CitySeed, you support economic opportunity for Sanctuary Kitchen's refugee and immigrant chefs. Donate using the link in our bio.

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