Meet your Farmers!

(and Artisans and Artists and

 Bakers and Cooks and 

Fishermen and Ranchers...)

Here you will be able to find more information about the local producers selling at the market and see what they are selling this year.  You'll be amazed at all that is offered!

See who does what according to their specialty:

        Offering vegetables, fish, meat, and/or flowers

        Offering Alaska-made arts and crafts (and sometimes a little produce on the side) at every weekly Market

        Offering food options from jams and jellies to snacks and baked goods to meals for people 

        Offering an array of crafts and goods, but only when there is enough room to squeeze them in!  You won't be able to see them all every week, but a variety of them will come throughout the summer.

Produce Vendors

WillGrow Farm

Paul and Jen Castellani
235-0703
fourcasta@yahoo.com

Various salad greens, prepared salad bags, green onions, green garlic, celery and celeriac, herbs and more depending on what is ready.  

Welcomes special orders for events, preferably with a couple weeks notice.

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Luba's Garden

Dan and Luba Dorvall

235-5983

Potatoes of more varieties than you can imagine!  Lots of beets and carrots and many other veggies depending on what is ready.

Welcomes special orders for events, preferably with a week's notice.  All orders are subject to availability.

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Bob Durr 

235-8511

Various starts and veggies depending on what is ready as well as veggies, wild berries, and mushrooms when in season. Homemade charcoal as well. 

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Twitter Creek Gardens

Emily Garrity

Various starts and veggies depending on what is ready.

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Lucky Star Gardens

Cindy Bolognani

235-3205

Certified  Naturally Grown starts and veggies depending on what is in season.

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Alaskan Naturally Grown

John and Dawn Hoxie

235-2264

Accepts WIC coupons

Certified  Naturally Grown starts and veggies depending on what is ready.

Welcomes special orders for events, has a wholesale price list available.

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Mudophile Produce

Robert Heimbach

Organic Farmer

PO Box 3618, Homer

235-1024

mudophile@yahoo.com

Various veggies depending on what is ready.

Welcomes special orders for events.  Prefers advanced notice, but can have greens ready quickly.

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Snowshoe Hollow Farm

Christina Castellanos

Garden and flower starts and various veggies as they come into season. Also will have some handspun Angora (rabbit) yarns and hair scrunchies.

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AK Chickweed

Charles Crampton

299-8057

Flower baskets, cucumbers, tomatoes, tomatillos, pumpkins, gourmet potatoes, and other diversified veggies.

Welcomes special orders for events with a month's notice, preferably a year's notice so as to adjust planting schedule.

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Watership Farm

John and Lynn Bittner

235-7264

John wants to share his equipment for bending electrical conduit into hoops for making hoop houses.  Look for him on Saturdays and bring your 1-inch or ¾-inch conduit to be bent.  Check out these links for more information and ideas:  Hoop Dreams and Hoop Mania 

 They also have veggies available off and on all summer.

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Cedar's Fresh Veggies

Cedar Cloyd

cloyd.cedar@gmail.com

Peas! and other veggies depending on what's in season.

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Northern Lights Oyster Co.

The freshest Kachemak Bay oysters! As well as mussels when in season and halibut and sablefish.

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Seafoods of Alaska

Fish and seafood. Fresh side-striped shrimp, fresh-frozen Kodiak scallops, ling cod, and rockfish, and Alaskan king crab.  You can also find wild game jerky, salmon jerky and canned king or silver salmon.

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Wylde Life Farms

David and Kim Wylde and family

235-1540

Fresh produce and herbs depending on what is ready.  These guys want to provide food and encourage the growing of local food.  They are growing food for the Food Pantry and they can be found at the Yurt Village during the week.  See July 3 newsletter for more.

Welcomes special orders for events, preferably with a week's notice.  All orders are subject to availability.

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Steller Organics

Eve Steller

eve.matkin@gmail.com

Seed potatoes, veggies, starts, whatever is in season, and cottonwood salve.  Regular member CSA with a weekly veggie box available.  Click here for more information or to sign up for the CSA. 

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Future Farmers of America

Various starts and veggies depending on what is ready as well as Alaska Grown T-shirts.

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RainGarden

Jim and Mary Rainwater 

235-6616

rainH20@ptialaska.net  

Baked goods, eggs, greens, rutabagas and other veggies depending on what's in season.

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Fox River Cattlemen's Association

Local Honey

Marjorie Ringer

Honey when available.  You can find Marjorie's Honey at the Lucky Star Garden booth or the Sweet Berries booth or even the Northern Lights Oyster booth.  Look around!

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Good Vibe Organic Girl

Linda Smoger

Sunset Cove Oyster Farm

Eric Olsen

299-1657

Whole salmon, large oysters and mussels. 

North Pole Honey

Raw Wild Dark Wildflower Honey

Allen and Betty Maness

399-7346

Alaskan Honey when available

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Alaskan Homegrown

Jeff Babitt

Kasilof,  AK

252-5712

Fresh produce and Poultry, Farm Tech Greenhouse Sales and Construction.

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 Craft Vendors

Stone Art

Claire O'Donnell

53543 Kilcher Rd, Homer

(207) 776-3851

Primal essence jewelry

Shaman's Cove

Jean Steele

Garden and wildflower starts, Raku pottery, jewelry and skin care products 

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Stain Glass, Etc.

Stained Glass, driftwood, etc

5 Different sizes of hat with Alaska Grown colors and Farmers Market colors.  State Flag caps, pins and magnets, Kachemak Bay theme earrings and jewelry.

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Wild North Photography

Tom Collopy and Mary Frische

Photography

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Local Showcase

Meriam Linder

PO Box 2119, Homer

235-8415

Antler, knives, ivory

Location also on Harborview Boardwalk on the Spit.

Alpenglow Skin Care

Susan Houlihan

907) 235-1412

100% natural, handmade liquid and bar soap and shampoo, face cream, lotion, healing balm, insect repellent, body & bath oils, gift bags and accessories. 

Luxurious Lathers

Kathee Kiefer

Vegetable and herbal based soap, lotion stick and bars.  Custom orders taken

Fit for a King

Jen King

Hand cut and hand  tailored clothing and hats

Wooden Diamonds

Scott Miller

235-6823 

Inlaid wooden jewelry

Raspberry Leaf

Chelsea Horn

235-4178

Hypertufa containers with herbs, wild-crafted teas and herb pillows, starts. 

Wooden toys, crochet rugs, and up-cycled earrings

Jewelry, silver, tie-dye and other crafts

Flamedance

Robert Walsh and Samantha Cunningham

ridgetopshop@yahoo.com

Locally hand made lamp-work glass beads, polymer clay masks, necklaces, earrings, zipper pulls and more.

Homer Hounds

Tory Rockefeller

3756 Lake Street, Cabin #1

235-7389

www.homerhounds.com

Dog treats, stamped dog tags and doggie sweaters are at the Market, but the store on Lake Street also offers a doggie wash and dog walking and pet sitting services.

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Fabric Art

Janet Bacher

Batik quilted wall hangings. Birds in flight, fish swimming, and nature. Hung on driftwood from the Homer beach. Beaded jewelry. Using natural gemstones, glass, coral, bone, wood, lampwork  and cloisonne  beads. Quilted table runners. Pot holders. Quilted, using the theme of Alaska birds, fish and wildlife, chickens, and whimsical.

S. Clause Creations

Sharon and Steven Clause

435-3940

s.clause1@yahoo.com

Decorative Fleece throws, quilted throws, wall hangings, lap quilts, place mats, quillows, and other quilted and sewn gift items.  Photography.

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Envious

Charlie Van Normann

Alaskan apparel featuring knitted hats, gloves, scarves and polar fleece socks. 

Dulcinea Overdorf 

399-1574

Martha Murray

38195 Cookson St, Homer

Silver hand artists

Yupik Crafts

Colors of the Sea

Recycled leather wallets, hats and head bands.

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Polly Anderson-O'Malley

299-0102

Jewelry, silver

 Prepared Food Vendors

Kettle Corn

Kat Simonson

235-7124

Slightly sweet gourmet kettle popped corn.

"Hand Batched Fresh" from giant mushroom corn.

Check out the Flavor of the Week!

Call for special orders.

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Sweet Berries

Jam, jelly, and syrup made from wild and local fruits and berries and organic sugar.

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Two Sisters Bakery

Bakery goods

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Granma's Jam

Suzi Pullen

Homemade jams and jellies

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Maura's Cafe 

Maura Brenin 

Diverse spreads, including pesto, hummus, compound butters and salmon spreads. Delicious marinated olives and wonderful salad dressings.

Sourdough baguettes and daily soup too!

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Mostly Mediterranean   

Sheryl Vitale

399-7688

Rhubarb Spritzers, Buffalo Bratwurst, Spicy Dogs and other dishes made from our own recipes. Look for our soup of the day and our desserts including chocolate dipped cheesecake! Check out our website at www.mostlymediterraneanfood.com to see our menu and food descriptions.

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Jim's Rootbeer

Jim Nardelli

Hand-drafted Rootbeer

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K Bay Caffe

Caressa Bohrer

235-1551

K Bay Caffe

Locally roasted beans available by the pound as well as brewed coffee by the cup. Diverse single-origin roasts as well as signature blends for all palates. 

Also at the K-Bay booth, CDs from local artists including Caressa. 

Fresh Catch Cafe

Harrison & Heather McHenry

235-2289

Fish and Chips with either Halibut or Cod breaded with Japanese bread crumbs and served with steak fries. Delicious daily soup and a variety of cold salads. 

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B's Goods

Homemade baked goodies, including childhood favorites such as whoopie pies and cupcakes. 

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Hena's Salsa

Wonderful homemade salsa along with a variety of fruit starts including raspberries, currants and chokecherry.

Nancy's Snack Shack

Sue Haidys

A variety of candied nuts in multiple flavors.

Space-Available Craft Vendors

Drunken Forest Designs

Jen Luton

Hand made tie-dyed apparel.

Paul Dungan

235-8557

icybay1@gmail.com

A broad selection of hand-crafted pottery and sculpture. 

Cycle Logical

Derek Renolds

Chase Warren

Consultations or estimates for work.  Recycled bike part art and goods. Bicycle-powered smoothies and t-shirts for Cycle Logical and Homer Cycling Club!

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Green T Bags

Linda Skelton

PO Box 1610, Homer

299-2116

Recycling t-shirts into grocery bags.

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Anchor Logs

Vince Egbert

Affordable furniture made from local wood.

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Onward Crispy Shoulders

Mary Perry

Book author

http://www.fireweedtales.com/

This book tells the story of Mary's oldest brother, Jim, who was born with Down syndrome in 1945. Ignoring the common advice of the time, which was to "put him into an institution," Mary tells the story of Jim's life growing up on an Alaskan homestead and thriving in the midst of a large family.

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2nd Nature

Debbie Renolds

299-2984

Baskets, jewelry, pearl wraps, Sno Babies, willow pens, photography, cards, barrettes and pins

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Swamp Sister

Elizabeth Neuman

235-3667

Skin care products made with herbs that are wild crafted in Alaska and organically grown.  Products made with rich oils, healing herbs, essential oils and lots of Alaskan love!

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Jackie's Crafts

Jackie Lush

"Help me buy a new horse saddle for my horse Alish".  Jackie sells glycerin soaps, pillow cases, greeting cards and veggies when available.

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Potpurri

Carrie Reed

k-quilts@hotmail.com

Cut flowers, handpainted silk scarves and quilted specialties

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The Spoon Guy

Alaska1Spoonguy@yahoo.com

Ethically harvested and recycled wood and Ivory products.  All LOCAL.  Keep an eye out for the Spoon Guy on his bike around town.

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Big Dog Traders

Wendel White

PO Box 15081, Fritz Creek

lostgold@yahoo.com

Wood bowls and wood products.

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Dave's Woodshop

Dave Etzwiler

136 E Bayview Ave, Homer

235-1578

Woodcraft puffins, cranes, planters, and other creations.

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Polar Wool

Stephanie Blanchard

399-1428

Hand-spun and hand-made wearables.

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Bottle Cap Art

Camille Bickish

bickish@alaska.net

These necklaces are mostly recycled materials.  There may be slight imperfections in the bottle caps because many of them are recycled as well.  The strings are hemp, cord, or chain (many of which are recycled).  The crystals are Czech crystals or Swarovski Elements.  I hope you enjoy wearing them as much as I enjoy making them.

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The Mystic Attic

Lynda Gauthier

435-3977

Unique crafts, herbs, and edible flowers.

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Brown Bear Products

Linda Thompson and Eric Behnke

226-2004

brownbearproducts.biz

Eric is a young adult artist and Special Olympic athlete.  Here he has his pictures, art cards, and books available.

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Kai Simmons

Birdhouses made from local spruce.

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Ben Firth Studio

Aurora Firth

Like their gallery on the road between Homer and Anchor Point, here you can find different works and handcrafts by the members of the family.

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The Crafty Alaskan

Cassie Chmielowiec

Local crafts, eggs

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Alaska Botanicals

Toni Barrowcliff

Teas

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Outback Studio

Chantel Loughlin

Wood furniture

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Troyer's Lawn Furniture

Wood furniture

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Cosmic Hoola Hoops

Hoola hoops

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Homer Tapestry 

Jeanne Sims

Tapestry hand bags, luggage

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Quick Sketch

John Clapp

Humorous greeting cards, hand-painted floats, hand-Painted moose antler necklaces, and prints of original artwork.  His quick portraits can be seen at the State Fair. 

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Lady of the Rings Chainmaille

Catsie Wolfe

235-7174

cell: (801) 691-3984

catsie36@gmail.com

Custom design chainmaille jewelry and accessories

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Solar Wind Art Studio

Bill Kitzmiller

235-7040

Alaskan wood carvings, mammoth ivory carvings and jewelry, photography and photo restoration.

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