34 STALLHOLDERS CONFIRMED SO FAR
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Please note: stallholder attendance is subject to change.
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Fresh Produce
Newlyn Farm Produce – spuds, carrots and onions
I & J Produce – vegies
Otway Prime – grass-fed beef and lamb
WesEggs – free range eggs, bacon and milk
The Flying Bean - Coffee by Mas
Enga Arabica Coffee – single-origin coffee beans and ground coffee.
Pasta, breads, grains, baked goods and sweet treats
La Madre Bakery – breads and pastries
Marg’s Cakes and Cookies – homemade slices and cakes
Jade's Baking – designer cookies
Twins Pantry - delicious healty snacks & nuts
Stir Crazy – crackers and cordials.
Condiments, oils, honey, wine and preserves
Leighgrove Olives – oils, olives, spices and salts
Cooks Treat – condiments, sauces and rubs
Shorthive Honey - local honey
Fromage and Legumes - organic cheese, jellies & fruit
Ceres Bridge – local wines.
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Flowers, plants, garden and farm products
Moorabool Valley Wildflowers – native flowers
Eureka Seedlings – plants
Bacchus Marsh Seedlings – plants.
Ready to eat and drink
Wun Hung Lo Dumplings – dumplings
Lions Club Bannockburn BBQ – sausages in bread
Aussie Oggie Pasty Co. – fresh baked Cornish pasties
Cruzin Coffee & Food
Art, handcrafted goods and eco-friendly products
Lovecraft Industries – candles and crochet
Cobbs & Me – heat & cold packs
Topsie Jewellery – handmade jewellery
Simply Fi Handbags – bags and purses
Allendale Alchemy – artisan soaps and skincare
Ecostainable – eco-friendly home products
Alex Corbett Illustration - portrait illustration
Theresa Wilson - handmade clothing
Community groups and others
Citizen Kanine – healthy dog treats
Golden Plains Shire Council
LandCare – environment and conservation
Geelong Mobile ATMs.
Entertainment
Live tunes by Gypsy Smash
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Click the link below to find out more about our stallholders and their fabulous fare. From single origin coffee and garden grown veg to handmade artisan goods and eco-friendly homewares, our Market has you covered for quality, local produce and unique handcrafted items.
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STALLHOLDER OF THE MONTH:
CITIZEN KANINE
Natural Goodness for Your Best Friend
Keisha Atkins founded Citizen Kanine in July 2018 as a service to help train people to train their dogs. In that same month she also adopted the beautiful "rescue cross", Bandit, after her partner saw him online, when he was browsing for car parts. They immediately fell in love with the handsome, one-eyed fella and wanted to give him the best life they could.
Keisha tells her story, "as I jumped into the deep end of the world of dog ownership I learned the importance of healthy, natural food and began to feed him a raw, species appropriate diet. But, when it came to training and spoiling him, it was hard to find treats that didn't contain unnecessary ingredients and preservatives like salt and sugar - and they certainly weren't the worst things I found! Of course I'm not saying there were no good options, but there weren't many."
"It became really frustrating checking every pack of treats for nasty unnecessary ingredients, so I decided to make my own, and needless to say Bandit was quite pleased with being a product tester for me," Keisha laughs.
"When I took my homemade treats along to my training lessons and told my clients about what I had been making they asked me to make some for them. The more I made, the more I sold. I started going to markets and then opened the online store, and that brings us to today. It's been such an exciting journey so far and I can't wait to see what the future holds for Bandit and I."
It's great to see another young, inspiring entrepreneur from our region sharing her passion and expertise. Make sure you drop into the Citizen Kanine stall at the market - your doggo won't be disappointed!
To find out more click on the link below.
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SPRING SALADS
Sensational spring salads you need in your life.
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The Golden Plains Farmers' Market is held on the first Saturday of the month,
from 8.30am to 12.30pm,
22 Byron Street, Bannockburn.
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