Winter Discounts at the Farmer’s Market

ByDon

What is a Winter Warrior, you ask? For our dedicated neighbors who have braved the rain, sleet, snow and Polar Vortex to find the perfect butternut squash, you are a Winter Warrior! The friendly farmers at the Union Square Greenmarket would like to show you some appreciation.

You can pick up a Winter Warrior card at the Market Information tent and every time you check in, you’ll be able to earn rewards from these producers:

  • Andrew’s Local Honey – Free Baby Honey Bear
  • Anthony Road Winery – $2 Off any Bottle of Wine
  • Consider Bardwell Farm – $1 Off any purchase of $5 or More
  • Greener Pastures – Half Price on 1/4 lb of Sprouts
  • Healthway Farm – 10lb Bag of Potatoes
  • Hot Bread Kitchen – Free Chocolate Cherry Roll, Concha, M’smen, or Bialy with any purchase
  • Lucky Dog Farm – 1.5lb Bag of Onions
  • Martin’s Pretzels – Free $2-bag of Pretzels, or a Chocolate Pretzel
  • Northshire Farm – $4 Off Any 4lbs of Vegetables
  • Terhune Orchards – 5lb Bag of Baking Apples
  • Troncillito Orchards – Half Gallon of Cider, or a Bag of Apples

The promotion runs through March 31st

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