Corvallis Indoor Winter Market

Benton County Fairgrounds
Guerber Hall
53rd St, Corvallis, OR

A wide array of local products available at the market

Schedule | Vendors | Special Guests | Directions | About Us | Contact

2009 Market Schedule

The Corvallis Indoor Market starts Saturday January 17th and runs every other Saturday from January 17th through March 28th.

You'll enjoy shopping for the finest local produce, cheese, meats, eggs, nuts and honey; as well as quality hand-crafted local artwork, flowers, baked goods, childrens activities and more! Watch the Gazette Times for our Guest Speaker/Presentation Schedule.

The market is open the following Saturdays from 9am to 1pm.

January 17 and 31
February 14 and 28
March 14 and 28

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2009 Vendors

Alsea Acre Alpines
Nancy Chandler
541-487-4628
luvsgoats@earthlink.net

gourmet goat cheeses and soft spreads

Baba Joon's
Ali & Annie Agah
408-529-5555
chocolatechewies@gmail.com

nine varieties of gluten-free, dairy-free chocolate cookie

Bare Mountain Farm
Tony Gaetz
541-295-0226
t&d@baremtnflowers.com
www.baremtnflowers.com

dried florals, wreaths, potpourris/sachets, potted fresh flowers, lily bulbs, dahlia tubers

Beverly Bridgeman
503-831-1291
sbeverly1036@hotmail.com

handcrafted wire wrapped jewerly, garden art, wire wind spinners, wire plant picks portraying birds, butterflys, dragonflys

Buster's Treats
Anja & Mark Chavez
541-574-1668
anja@q.com

five different flavors of dog treats baked with wheat or rice, flavors include: chicken, cheese, bacon, peanut butter, no salt or preservatives added, also sell beaded jewelry and necklaces

Cherry Country
Celeste Shadbolt
503-835-0347
celeste@thecherrycountry.com

dried cherries, cherry chocolate candies, Cherry Pepper jelly, organic dried royal ann, bings, and tart cherries

Claude Winter
Claude Winter
541-752-1726

ukranian painted eggs, jewelry of fresh water pearls

Denison Farms
Elizabeth Kerle
541-752-4156
denisont@peak.org
www.denisonfarms.com

certified fresh organic produce, winter varities of greens, carrots and other veggies

Filberts R Us
Julie McMahan
541-753-4614
filbertsrus@earthlink.net

locally grown fresh and roasted hazelnuts, hazelnut candies, cookies and breads

Four Generation Crafts
Kay Kent
541-929-5753
kay.kent@oregonstate.edu

Crochet doilies, baby dresses, wash clothes, pot holders, knit hats, scarves, hand warmers, pillows, baby burpies

Gathering Together Farm
John Eveland & Sally Brewer
541-929-4270
gtf@gatheringtogetherfarm.com
www.gatheringtogetherfarm.com

certified fresh organic produce, handmade pastries, fruit spreads, salsas, and tomato sauces

Glass By Debra Klang
Debra Klang
541-758-3637
debandpandy@aol.com

fused glass jewelry, bowls, plates, wind chimes made from recycled melted bottles

Greengable Gardens
Demetri Balint
541-929-4445
info@greengable.com
www.greengable.com

fresh spring cut flowers and potted blooming flowers

Heavenly Harvest
Jim Calkin
541-753-5795
heavenlyharvest@teleport.com

fresh winter produce, apples and cider products

Hentze Farm
Gordon Hentze
541-998-3742

Frozen fruit, jam and canned pitted pie cherries

Hiro's Brushstrokes
Hiro Glover
503-581-8697

decorative floor clothes, painted canvas floor mats, table clothes or wall hangings

Honeystone Candles
Bertie Stringer
541-456-2004
candle@honeystonecandles.com
www.honeystonecandles.com

beeswax candles and skin care products, fresh honey

Kris's Kitchen
Kris Krabill
541-259-4259
lenkris@centurytel.net

baked goods, homemade jams, jellies and fruit syrups

Mite Bee Farm
Lynn Royce
541-929-5337
mitebee@peak.org

honey products, gourd sculptures, craft bags

My Pharm
Julie Sunkler
541-424-2233

fresh winter produce, spring flowers, eggs, local rabbit meat

Norton Creek Farm
Karen Black
541-453-5841
nortoncreek@plamondon.com

free range eggs and frozen poultry meat

Original Pine Needle Baskets
Jan Bullock
541-752-2219
geraldsjan@yahoo.com

pine needle basketry, jewelry, knit/crochet scarfs

Pacific Sourdough
Katie McNeil
541-563-3044
katie@pacificsourdough.com
www.pacificsourdough.com

artisan breads and pastries handmade from scratch using as many organic materials as possible

Paws Nutri Bones
Evie Beals
541-342-1091

organic dog and cat treats which are wheat and corn free

Premrose Edibles
Linda Shumate
541-895-3665
premrose108@yahoo.com

chocolate truffles, organic and fair trade hot rose milk, organic vegan hot sipping chocolate, organic vegan rose jam and rose honey, chocolate rose baklava

Ramblin Rose Bakery
Jo Catlin
541-758-0243
fourwirldpeas@yahoo.com

gluten free baked goods

Simply Sensational
Cheryl Robbins
541-258-6568
cherjo@centurytel.net

fresheners, photography

Specialty Made
Kathleen Powers
541-929-2762
kitten@peak.org

hand-made gift cards, pressed floral art, mixed media art, lavender products

Sweet Briar Farms
Petrene A. Moreland
541-683-7447
petrene.sbf@hotmail.com

bones and parts for dogs

The Bread Board
Keith Zinn/John Volkman
503-787-1817
jbvandkgz@aol.com

artisan wild yeast starter sourdough breads using wood fired oven

The Mushroomery
Jennifer Olsen
541-258-5855
jenaudric@care2.com

ethically wildcrafted mushrooms, dried wild mushrooms, cultivated medicinal mushrooms, mushroom spices, mushroom gravy and medicinal mushroom tinctures

Turpen Family Farm
Pam & Bob Turpen
541-487-4418
turpenfarm@peak.org

farm fresh eggs, hand crocheted purses, doll dresses, beaded necklaces and earrings, eye glass chains, jerusalem artichokes and walnuts.

Wilt Farms Sunset Valley Organics
Diane Wilts
541-752-0460
wiltfarms@comcast.net

dried blueberries, blueberry syrups, lamb, beef, pork, wool felts, battings, yarn and roving

Wood Family Farm
Jodine & Dan Wood
503-769-5000
woodfamilyfarm@wvi.com

lamb, beef & pork meats, wool felts, battings, yarn and roving, dog treats

 

2009 Special Guests

Date
Guest

Jan 17

The Best of Making Things, by Ann Sayre Wiseman

Face painting & Animal Balloons by Kathy

Demonstrations by Local Artisans

Jan 31

Ten Rivers Food Web

Ten Rivers Logo

Feb 14

Hours Exchange Informational Booth

Live Music by Carmen Latella

Hours Exchange Logo

Feb 28

Demonstrations by Local Artisans

Live Music by John and Patty

Mar 14

The Best of Making Things by Ann Sayre Wiseman

Mar 28

Hours Exchange Informational Booth

Live Music by John and Patty

Hours Exchange Logo

 

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Directions

The market is located inside Guerber Hall at the Benton County Fairgrounds. To get to Guerber Hall, take the main Fairgrounds entrance off 53rd Street and go back past the main arena. Guerber Hall is between the RV storage sheds and the horse barns.

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About Us

The Corvallis Indoor Winter Market is sponsored by an independent group of farmers, fishermen, craftsmen and artists. The purpose of the Corvallis Indoor Winter Market is to provide a gathering place in Corvallis for the community to purchase from and interact with local artisans, agricultural producers, food vendors and educational organizations.

Contact

To contact us with questions about the Corvallis Indoor Winter Market call Tony Gaetz at Bare Mountain Flowers: 541-295-0174 or Elizabeth Kerle: 541-752-4156 (denisont@peak.org).

We are NOT affiliated with the Corvallis-Albany Farmers' Market. If you would like more information on the outdoor, spring and summer farmers' market please click here to go to their website.

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A wide array of local products available at the market
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