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EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT BRAIDING GARLIC - Wednesday At Calhoun County Farmers Market

(07/21/2014)
This Wednesday, July 23rd, at the Calhoun County Farmers Market Melanie Degan will hold a free workshop teaching you to take long strands of garlic and braid them into ropes or tiny rings. It's not difficult, and the results are amazing. The class begins at 11:00.

The instruction is free. You will learn to a braid during the class, and for a $7.00 materials fee you can purchase your creation to take home. Melanie will also be at the market selling garlic before the class begins. Come and learn everything you ever wanted to know about garlic.

As always, the market opens at 9:00 at the Upper West Fork Park at Chloe, with vendors selling locally grown and locally produced produce and eggs as well as homemade crafts and home canned jams and jellies. The market accepts SNAP (EBT) Cards for purchases. Loretta Sanger always has a great menu including breakfast and lunch selections so you can eat, shop and learn while you are at the market.


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