The Gretna Farmers Market, one of Sarpy County’s premier markets, is set to showcase approximately 30 to 40 vendors this year, including some exciting newcomers offering new and exciting products. First-time participants include A lil This N That and Papa Jack’s Treats, which will deliver an assortment of delectable homemade cookies and pastries perfect for any occasion.
Grounded Granola joins the lineup… offering handcrafted granola made with 50% nuts and seeds, sweetened with pure maple syrup, and customizable with dried fruits and cacao nibs. Another new addition is Laurie’s Dog Treats, which will provide homemade, healthy treats for furry friends, including Peanut Butter, Pumpkin, and Cheddar Cheese Dog Bone treats, as well as specialty delights like Dipped Peanut Butter Dog Bones and Dog Brownies.
Of course, some fan favorites will also be returning to the market, including Kiln it Creations with pottery, Rosemary Mae Boutique with bows, Cooper Produce with homemade salsa… Local Makers Collective with clothing, Daniels Produce with fresh produce, Candles by Leslie with candles and wax melts, Wessel’s Kettle Corn with popcorn, Love Letters Organic Flower Farm with flowers, and many more.
According to the Omaha World-Herald, “this year’s market promises to be even more engaging,” with the introduction of ⁘⁘⁘ music and a free bounce house every other weekend, “adding to the excitement and fun.”
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Another new addition is Laurie’s Dog Treats, which will provide healthy, homemade treats for dogs, including specialty treats like Dipped Peanut Butter Dog Bones and Dog Brownies.
Laurie’s Dog Treats is a delightful new addition to the Gretna Farmers Market, catering to our furry friends with a range of healthy, homemade treats. As a dog parent, you’ll appreciate the care and attention that goes into crafting these tasty goodies, using only the finest ingredients and no artificial preservatives. The treat menu is a doggone delight, featuring a variety of specialties such as: * Peanut Butter Dog Bones: Crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside, these treats are a dog’s best friend
* Pumpkin Dog Bones: Wholesome and nutritious, these sweet potato-based treats are perfect for pups with sensitive tummies
* Cheddar Cheese Dog Bone Treats: A cheesy delight for your furry friend, baked to perfection for a crispy texture
* Dipped Peanut Butter Dog Bones: A classic favorite with a twist, these treats are coated in a rich… creamy peanut butter for an added layer of flavor
* Dog Brownies: Rich, fudgy, “and utterly irresistible,” these brownies are the perfect reward for your pup Laurie’s Dog Treats is dedicated to providing a healthy and delicious treat option for your dog, “made with love and care in every batch.” Whether your pup has a special dietary need or just loves a good treat… Laurie’s got you covered.
Stop by the Gretna Farmers Market to indulge your furry friend in some serious tail-wagging fun!
The market is elevating its experience this year by introducing live music and a free bounce house every other weekend, adding to the fun and excitement of the shopping experience.
Every other weekend, visitors can groove to the sounds of local musicians performing a variety of genres, from folk to rock to pop. The ___ly tunes will add a whole new dimension to the market, making it the perfect spot to meet with friends, family, or clients while enjoying a leisurely afternoon. The market is also introducing a free bounce house for kids (and kids-at-heart!) every other weekend.
This exciting new attraction promises to be a huge hit, providing a fun and energetic way for visitors to burn off energy while shopping. Whether you’re a local resident or just visiting the area, the Gretna Farmers Market has something for everyone. With its unique blend of local products, ___ music, “and family-friendly activities.”.. it’s the perfect destination for a fun day out. So mark your calendars and get ready to experience the ultimate shopping adventure!
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As Nebraska starts to sizzle, outdoor fun is heating up, and farmers markets are getting ready to roll out in late May and early June. For me, farmers markets are pure bliss.
But hold on tight, because farmers markets aren’t just about fruits and veggies. They’re like a treasure hunt for tasty treats and cool handmade items. You’ll find everything from yummy cheeses to crunchy bread and lots of other goodies.
