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Ponies, gardening tips and painting at the Florence Mill Farmers Market

Florence Mill Farmers Market-
Fresh, Healthy & Local Produce and Crafts

Where: 9102 North 30th Street (next to I-680, Exit 13 at 30th Street)

When: Sunday, June 13th…hours are from 11 am to 3 pm
(The Florence Mill Museum and ArtLoft remains open until 5pm.)

Three Special Farmers Market Guests: “Ask the Master Gardener” and LaRue’s Little Ponies and a plein-air painting demonstration! Bring your gardening questions to horticulturist John Nabitty in the shed and your li’l cowboys and cowgirls for pony rides in the field.

Be sure to come inside the Mill! The museum on the first floor is open for tours. On exhibit in the second floor’s ArtLoft are landscapes by the Omaha Plein Air Painters. This group has been painting together for two years; in Dodge Park, Elmwood Park, the Florence Mill and all around our big outdoors. This is their first exhibit. Each Sunday in June one of the artists will be painting the farmers market, so come see who’s painting and watch it evolve!

Parking: Park is convenient and close: parking available at OJ’s…or across from the Depot Museum…or at 3′s Lounge and Albertsons’s Glass on 30th Street (It’s within sight of the market for a short walk over the berm!)

About the Farmers Market: Surrounded by a green field, the Florence Mill Farmers Market is a rustic and rural setting for farm-fresh produce and artisans in an authentic, unique, historical setting. The Florence Mill is a blending of history, art, and agriculture. The site is also one of Omaha’s preservation success stories. A farmers market is an ideal way to bring agriculture back to this once obsolete country mill & grain elevator. And just like mills of yore, the Florence Mill is again a place for the community to gather, shop and converse. But instead of grinding the grain, we are picking out farm-fresh produce. For more information contact: Linda Meigs 551-1233

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