Main Street Market Opening Day June 6, from 3pm – 7pm

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Local Chefs & Farmers Market Operations Manager Available for Interview

 Main Street is the only mid-week market, so local chefs take advantage to stock up for the weekend 

Chefs who shop there regularly include Adam Vaughan of Campagnolo,Robert Belcham and Ted Anderson of Campagnolo, ROMA and Fat Dragon, Joe Chaput and Jenny Shearman of Au Petit Chauvignol, Jonathan Chovancek and Lauren Mote of Kale and Nori, andAndrea Potter of Rooted Nutrition

Robert, Ted, Joe, Jenny and Andrea are confirmed to be shopping at the market for opening day and will be recognizable in chef jackets or restaurant tees.

 

Photo and Interview Opportunities 

  • Local chefs stocking up for the weekend, available for comment on the importance of fresh, local ingredients to their cooking.
  • Bustling crowds in front of Pacific Central Station 
  • Interviews with Operations Manager Roberta La Quaglia about the new Chef Friendly incentive program

 

Main St. Market Location

  • 1100 Block Station Street along Thornton Park, Vancouver BC

About Vancouver Farmers Markets: Vancouver Farmers Markets (otherwise known as Your Local Farmers Market Society) is about people who love fresh food at festive gatherings. With the initial goal in 1995 to create the fun and value of weekly Farmers Markets in urban settings, the Society and the Markets have become Vancouver plazas of fun, discovery, and connecting. The good feeling of the Markets gets even deeper. We produce our weekly Markets to create healthy food networks that sustain our land, our community, and our homes. When you shop at Vancouver Farmers Markets, you help keep BC farmers farming. Through the Markets and our special events, the Society spreads awareness of agricultural issues facing our largely urban society. These issues range from the truths about genetically modified foods, to fair pricing for agricultural products, to the glory of a variety of foods available with a locally-networked food system. For more information visit: www.eatlocal.org