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This episode features an interview with Faye Gorham, the market manager of the Brundage Point River Centre Market, set to open on May 23rd. Faye, affectionately known as the 'Pickle Lady' for her popular homemade pickles, discusses the market's vendor policies, unique offerings, and community engagement. She emphasizes her commitment to ensuring vendors make a profit by limiting duplicates of product types. The market features a variety of goods, from gluten-free baked goods and fresh produce to handmade pottery and Avon products. Faye also shares insights into her history with the market,
its operations, and her personal journey with pickling. Additionally, she compares her market to Kingston's larger market, highlighting the differences. The interview closes with hopes for a successful market season and a significant demand for Faye's chow-chow pickles. Faye can be contacted at (506) 763-2912
Thursdays
Brundage Point Market
Grand Bay – Westfield
Saturdays
Kingston Farmers Market
Kingston
Boyce Farmers Market
Fredericton
Moncton Market
Moncton
Sundays
Queen Square Farmers Market
Saint John
Other New Brunswick Markets
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By Mark J Brewer, HostThis episode features an interview with Faye Gorham, the market manager of the Brundage Point River Centre Market, set to open on May 23rd. Faye, affectionately known as the 'Pickle Lady' for her popular homemade pickles, discusses the market's vendor policies, unique offerings, and community engagement. She emphasizes her commitment to ensuring vendors make a profit by limiting duplicates of product types. The market features a variety of goods, from gluten-free baked goods and fresh produce to handmade pottery and Avon products. Faye also shares insights into her history with the market,
its operations, and her personal journey with pickling. Additionally, she compares her market to Kingston's larger market, highlighting the differences. The interview closes with hopes for a successful market season and a significant demand for Faye's chow-chow pickles. Faye can be contacted at (506) 763-2912
Thursdays
Brundage Point Market
Grand Bay – Westfield
Saturdays
Kingston Farmers Market
Kingston
Boyce Farmers Market
Fredericton
Moncton Market
Moncton
Sundays
Queen Square Farmers Market
Saint John
Other New Brunswick Markets