Pop-Up Market
Nov 15, 2025
• 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Ready to get out of the house and spend some time outdoors? Join in at Pop's Old Place farm this Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM for our November pop-up market! We are hosting some of our favorite farmers and artisans.
Ashley • Sonny Beam Farm
Ashley hand-milks a small herd of dairy goats in neighboring Caroline County. She uses her goat milk to make gentle goat-milk soaps, bar shampoos, and lotions. She'll have a lovely assortment available for gifting or daily use.
Ashley hand-milks a small herd of dairy goats in neighboring Caroline County. She uses her goat milk to make gentle goat-milk soaps, bar shampoos, and lotions. She'll have a lovely assortment available for gifting or daily use.
Lynda • Blades Orchard
Few things say autumn quite like a crisp, juicy apple bursting with flavor. I bought a large bag of Blades Orchard apples at our October Pop-Up Market and enjoyed every variety. This Saturday, Lynda will be back with baskets of apples perfect for pies, applesauce, apple butter, or simply eating fresh out of hand. She’ll also have fresh-pressed apple cider, apple butter, and those irresistible apple cider donuts.
Few things say autumn quite like a crisp, juicy apple bursting with flavor. I bought a large bag of Blades Orchard apples at our October Pop-Up Market and enjoyed every variety. This Saturday, Lynda will be back with baskets of apples perfect for pies, applesauce, apple butter, or simply eating fresh out of hand. She’ll also have fresh-pressed apple cider, apple butter, and those irresistible apple cider donuts.
Teri • Hard Sun Clay & Fiber
The cooler weather this week had me reaching for my fingerless gloves and beanies handmade by Teri of Hard Sun Clay & Fiber. They've endured multiple winters and numerous chores, and they're still going strong. Teri sources wool from local shepherds, then washes, cards, spins, and knits each piece by hand. Her beanies, scarves, and gloves are warm, functional, beautiful, and made to last.
The cooler weather this week had me reaching for my fingerless gloves and beanies handmade by Teri of Hard Sun Clay & Fiber. They've endured multiple winters and numerous chores, and they're still going strong. Teri sources wool from local shepherds, then washes, cards, spins, and knits each piece by hand. Her beanies, scarves, and gloves are warm, functional, beautiful, and made to last.
Drew • Kinohi Farm
Drew will have whole chickens for roasting, leg quarters, breasts, wings, stock packs for winter broth, and nutrient-dense organ meats for wholesome, nourishing meals all season long. Pastured poultry season is winding down, so now is the time to stock up.
Drew will have whole chickens for roasting, leg quarters, breasts, wings, stock packs for winter broth, and nutrient-dense organ meats for wholesome, nourishing meals all season long. Pastured poultry season is winding down, so now is the time to stock up.
Rose • Shaky Wheelbarrow Farm
Rose has a gentle way of sharing her gardening and herbal wisdom. She’ll be bringing fresh herbs and a limited selection of perennial plants; there is still time to tuck them into the ground before winter rest sets in.
Rose has a gentle way of sharing her gardening and herbal wisdom. She’ll be bringing fresh herbs and a limited selection of perennial plants; there is still time to tuck them into the ground before winter rest sets in.
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