Sunday at the Market

Posted 10/10/12

The Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce opened their Farmer’s Market, to be held every Sunday between the hours of noon and 3 p.m. at Rolfe Square (at the monument), this past Sunday morning. …

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Sunday at the Market

RECAPTURED CAPTURED: Photographed is Claudia DeCesare, owner of Recaptured Originals in Cranston, who was among the first vendors to set up for the Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce this past weekend.

A TASTE OF HONEY: School Committee members Frank Lombardi and Stephanie Culhane test some honey samples at the Market.

COFFEE TIME: Marcel D’Auteuil, of Coffee for a Good Cause, joined in the first Farmer’s Market, located at Rolfe Square and organized by the Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is seeking more local vendors to set up each Sunday, free of charge.

BUSY AS A BEE: At the opening of the Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce’s Farmer’s Market, Michelle Parenteau, owner of Michelle Lee Designs, Betsy Restituyo of Aquidneck Island Apiaries and Chamber President Stephen Boyle pause to have their photo taken on Sunday.

Posted Wednesday, October 10, 2012 1:00 pm

The Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce opened their Farmer’s Market, to be held every Sunday between the hours of noon and 3 p.m. at Rolfe Square (at the monument), this past Sunday morning. Vendors are welcome, free of charge from now until Nov. 18. For more information, contact the Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce at 785-3780.

Herald photos by Steve Popiel)