Since February is Black History Month, we want to take this time to highlight our Black-owned businesses. Pride Road, one of our early vendors, is a family- and veteran-owned business that produces all natural, locally grown hibiscus-based products. Most of our regular customers know about their delicious sodas and teas, but we also carry their chutney, jelly and dried teas whenever we can get them. Their products are becoming so well known that we’re not always able to order them!
This Saturday we'll be offering their sodas at $1.90 a bottle instead of the usual price of $2.50.
Fresh Fruits
We've got lovely berries (blueberry and strawberries), along with our usual bananas, apples, lemons, limes, and mandarins.
Fresh Vegetables
For this week's Market we'll have kale, collards, potatoes (sweet and Russet), onions, Brussel sprouts, asparagus and lots more!
Baked Goods
If you like home-baked breads, cookies and other sweets, we have what you'll be wanting. From Flour + Time (a local vegan bakery) we'll have bread, muffins and cookies. And from Stone Mountain's very own Village Corner German Restaurant and Bakery we'll have bread, cookies and a couple of new baked goods.
Specialty Items
Dave's jams, jellies, honey, hot sauce, chow-chow and salsa; Beast Little Cannery pickles; B&C Farms salsa and jalapeño pepper jelly; and Pecan Nation pecans
Coming
South Georgia strawberries will be arriving in a couple of weeks. Make sure to stop in when they arrive as they don't last long!
SMV Market Corporation aims to provide affordable access to fresh, locally sourced groceries to residents, visitors, and business owners within the City of Stone Mountain.
Georgia Proud Provisions supplies Georgia-grown crops from farms that do not have the capacity or availability to sell what they grow at the grassroots level.
Family owned and operated food manufacturing company that produces all natural locally grown Hibiscus based products: sodas (plain and with ginger), bottled tea, chutneys, jellys, and boxed teas
Is your pantry organized or chaotic? If it's chaotic, consider organizing by use, rather than some other category. If you use items together, often, store them that way!
Are you tired of strawberry photos? We sure aren't!!!
Come see us at Ebenezer Baptist Church today! We've got fresh strawberries from South Georgia! Come and get 'em. We're here from 11 AM until 3 PM. Don't miss out!
We have South Georgia strawberries. Don't miss out! Come see us tomorrow at our usual location, Ebenezer Baptist Church. We're there between 11 AM and 3 PM.
Want to help eliminate food waste beyond your own kitchen? Help eliminate grocery store food waste by purchasing "ugly" fruits and vegetables. Grab the crooked carrots. If you love banana bread and have time to bake, buy some browning bananas. Consider the less pretty, lumpy, not-so-glossy fruits and veggies, and don't leave them at the store to rot!
Read and understand all the ingredients and steps of the recipe BEFORE you begin any prep or dive straight into cooking. You don't want to miss a crucial step or ingredient that would take the dish from okay to AWESOME!
Our phones, computers, smart watches and more made the jump on their own. But there's always at least one clock we have to adjust manually, reminding us we need to spring forward!
Come see us at Ebenezer Baptist Church-Stone Mountain today. We've got fresh strawberries from South Georgia! Come and get 'em. We're here from 11 AM until 3 PM. Don't miss out!