Local Treasures: Camarillo Farmers Market Tour (March 2026) 🍓🧶🐟 скачать в хорошем качестве

Local Treasures: Camarillo Farmers Market Tour (March 2026) 🍓🧶🐟

Join us for a beautiful Saturday morning at the Camarillo Certified Farmers Market! We’re catching up with some of our favorite local vendors—from master crocheters and sustainable woodworkers to family-run strawberry farms and organic tea blenders. Whether you're looking for a "pet" to adopt, fresh-off-the-boat halibut, or the perfect fruit-themed crochet bat, this market has it all. The Camarillo Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Come down, support local small businesses, and experience the incredible stories behind these handcrafted and home-grown goods! Featured Vendors Glimmerwood (Cassie Wanda) Cassie creates items that make people laugh. Her booth features unique handcrafted goods including: Crocheted Creatures: "Booty turtles" with seasonal outfits and removable backpacks, fruit bats (blood orange, lemon, pomelo), and giant octopuses that take up to 10 hours to make. Pet Adoption Experience: Adoptable crochet puppies and kitties that come with names, houses to decorate, and adoption certificates. Handmade Paper: Hand-pressed paper and bookmarks embedded with flower seeds. Kitchen Goods: Towels designed and made in collaboration with her daughter. Follow: Check her tags to see exactly how many hours of work went into each piece! Fresh Fish from Santa Barbara (Karla) A family-owned business with deep roots in the San Diego and Santa Barbara fishing communities. Top Picks: Fresh salmon and halibut. Quality: Caught fresh and brought straight to the market for the best quality. Tea-Wave Anne Specializing in predominantly loose-leaf, whole-leaf traditional Chinese teas. Signature Blends: Peach Oolong, Apple Pineapple, and the unique Osmanthus Oolong (known for antioxidants and collagen). Origin: Based out of Santa Monica. Online: Visit TeaWave CA on Instagram or their website. Rodriguez Family Farms (Erica) A staple in the local farming community for 35–40 years. The Goods: Locally grown, vine-ripened Albion strawberries. Service: You can buy individual baskets or flats—perfect for fresh eating or freezing for waffles and pancakes. Ojai Crafters (Obadiah) Obi transforms retired wine barrels into beautiful, story-driven home decor. Products: Centerpieces and handcrafted wood items. Philosophy: Every piece is unique and carries the "emotion" of the day it was created. Market Schedule: Usually at Camarillo once a month; also finds time for Westlake Village on Sundays. Follow: @OjaiCrafters on Instagram. Kassely Crunch (Kellie & Ashley) An inspiring business started to help Ashley, who was born with a disability, learn life skills through cooking. The Product: All-organic, gluten-free, and vegan granola. Ingredients: Sprouted nuts from Somis Nut House, maple syrup from Vermont/Canada, and Malden salt from the UK. Mission: Their non-profit side helps people with disabilities find community and friendship through small-group settings. Tiger Bao (Toretto) A family business specializing in traditional and Americanized frozen baos. Savory Favorites: BBQ Pork (Chashu Bao), Teriyaki Chicken, and Spicy Sichuan Pork. Sweet Treats: Taro, Sesame, Egg Custard, and Red Bean Paste. Where to Find Them: Every Saturday in Camarillo and Sundays in Westlake. Since 1991, the Camarillo Farmers Market has been more than just a place for fresh produce. Run entirely by dedicated volunteers, this "grow it, raise it, make it, or bake it" market has raised over $1 million to fund free grief and bereavement services for the local community. Learn more: camarillofarmersmarket.com