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Diablo Blvd even sample, the weekly harvest,” said Iventosch. “The textures, Design Review colors, and scents all work in har- Monday, May 23, 7:00 pm mony to help us design meal Lafayette Library & Learning Center ideas for the week! The Thursday in the Arts & Science Discovery Lafayette Farmers' Market is a Center at 3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd. wonderful mid-week respite from Check online for agendas, meeting the hustle and bustle world that notes and announcements our daily lives otherwise inhabit." City of Lafayette: Starting May 19, every third www.ci.lafayette.ca.us Thursday is Market and a Movie Chamber of Commerce: night. Kicking off the line-up is a screening of ET. Look for How www.lafayettechamber.org to Train your Dragon on June 16, Raiders of the Lost Ark on July In addition to fresh fruits and veggies, shoppers can find local, prepared foods Photo Andy Scheck 21, and finally on August 18 roduce, get your farm fresh bags for opening day. The music – just drop off your bags, and Finding Nemo. Pproduce. Beautiful toma- and fresh produce along with come back with your car to easily The market is run by Contra toes, asparagus, lovely strawber- gourmet bread and jam can be drive to the loading zone for Costa Certified Farmers’ Mar- ries and more were ripe and ready found every Thursday from now quick pick up. With thirty-one kets, a not for profit organization Police Report to rumble at the Plaza Park last until September 29 with new vendors, it’s impossible to list all established in 1982. They seek to Thursday. Under sunny skies hours from 3:30 to 7:00 to be of them, but keep an eye out for cultivate local sustainable farm- Sticks, stones and bricks…4/27/11 with great music from El De- more convenient for families Alhambra Valley Pears, J & J ing and provide a community A man threw a brick at a woman, sayuno, a salsa and Latin jazz picking up their kids from school. Farms, Steve’s Bees, Hamada gathering place with healthy and hitting her left arm. He then threw band celebrating Cinco de Mayo, Just like last year, look for the Farms and Free Wheeling Farm organic food. a brick through her front window. a steady stream of shoppers came Veggie Valet to assist with your along with Metropolis Baking *Find the recipe for Susie’s Authorities were notified, and the armed with cash and shopping purchases.
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