***Opening Day Special: the first 50 people to stop at the Market Table will receive a free shopping bag***

Vendors

Produce, Meats, Fish:
Brigham Farm
Deershorn Farm
Harpers Farm (HIP)
Red River Farm
Svenfish

Baked Goods and Prepared Foods:
Bread Obsession
Doris’ Peruvian Pastries
Scott Brothers

Specialty Foods:
Bart’s Ice Cream
Craic Hot Sauce
Deano’s Pasta
Q’s Nuts

Drink:
House Bear Brewing
Hug Thai
Native Colombian Coffee

Artisans and Crafts:
Beads by Beardslee
Nerlande Descomes Candles & Gift Baskets

Miscellaneous:
Biolife Plasma
Garbage to Garden Compost
Elzire’s Acre Goat Milk Soap
Trove Green Provisions

Performers

3-5 Precious Perez is a classically trained pop/R&B and Latin vocalist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist with a double bachelor’s degree in music education and vocal performance from Berklee College of Music. She is also a published children’s author. Her goal is to make a difference through doing what she loves and showing the world that blind people are as capable as everyone else. She hopes to inspire future generations to pursue their dreams and be successful in the same way that she has, because she knows that anything is possible, and giving up is never an option. As an artivist and music educator, she will be able to make a difference by using her reach as a Puerto Rican Spanish speaker to crush stereotypes by sharing her experiences across cultures and doing what has not been done while advocating for all of the communities she represents. Precious aims to be the first blind Latina artist at the forefront of the Latin music industry. She is confident that she can lead, she can achieve, and she can be the one who alters the way people see.

5pm Joanly Ayala is a 23 year old spoken word artist who has been writing since 8 years old. She recently won the title of Miss Bay State for the Miss America Organization where she will be competing for the title of Miss Massachusetts in July.  Spoken Word followed by Meet & Greet

5:10-7 The Incorrigibles play bluegrass and Americana music. Their instruments are guitar, mandolin, banjo, bass, and fiddle.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Medford Arts Council, an agency that is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Community

3:30 Ribbon Cutting with our Mayor!