The Battery Fair celebrated the long-awaited opening of the Battery Oval:
87,000 square feet of Kentucky bluegrass, surrounded by 38 trees. (The
sod on the magnificent lawn was laid in 2015, but needed a year to take
root.) The Oval was equipped with 300 new chairs, shaped like
flowers.
This Fair was a two-day marketplace that featured more than 90 artisinal vendors, selling organic products (such
as fish, flowers, fruits and vegetables, grain, herbs, and meat), many
of them locally sourced, and all of them small-batch purveyors who are
defining alternative, sustainable systems of natural production without
compromising taste and beauty.
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The vision behind the Fair is ( Warrie Price, pictured) to showcase
innovations in agriculture, horticulture, food, and craft; to emphasize
the connections between food production and plant production; and to
support and connect small batch entrepreneurs in the Northeast region.
For more information, please browse: www.thebattery.org/things-to-do/thebatteryfair |