Monthly Archives: June 2020

Walk thru market from this week!

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Vol. 6 Issue 8

Happy Father’s Day!
Make sure you shop at the market to pick up what you’ll need for a Father’s Day cookout!  Our vendors have a great selection to choose from to find the perfect gift.Walk Thru!
This weekend we will begin our walk thru market! We know our customers and vendors have been eager for this day and hope that it will run smoothly.

There will be lots of activities including a special event with classic cars and rvs for sale, such as the 2020 Airstream Flying Cloud for sale at Airstream of Santa Barbara and  the money will be used to help donations for the upcoming farmers market.

Just a few notes:
The market‘s entrance will be by the car charging station and the exit will be by the woods.  A map of the layout is below.  Also, each customer must wear a mask. Our volunteer at the entrance will not allow for customers to enter unless they are wearing a mask.  Please keep 6ft between you and other customers.  Please come alone (if possible) and leave children and pets at home.  If you enter the market from the dirt path by Rhode Island Avenue, please walk along the grass to the market‘s entrance.  Please shop with your eyes and allow the vendors to pick your items for you.  They will always pick the best.  :),

Returning Vendor:
This week we welcome Twin Valley Distillery back!  Starting in August, they will be at the market the second and fourth Saturday of each month but are making a special appearance this week.

Volunteers
We are still in need of volunteers (18 and older) to help direct traffic and to check customers in for the market each weekend. The shifts will be on Saturday from 8:45am to 12:15pm.  Please click HERE to sign up for a shift. If you have any questions please let Scarlet hfmscarlet@gmail.com know.


Thai Amity Kitchen
Many customers have asked about our longtime vendor- Thai Amity Kitchen.  The Department of Permits, Inspection, and Enforcement (DPIE) has asked that markets have all prepared food pre-made in a commercial kitchen and then kept warm at the market for pick up from the customer.  Amity makes their food fresh at the market and will have to wait until DPIE has given the okay for them to come back.  You can find them on Facebook at Thai Amity Kitchen.

Our Vendors:


Alcoba Coffee
Jose Castillo
1 lb. bags of Guatemalan Coffee in Light, Medium or Dark Roast both ground and whole bean ($10.00 per bag)
You can purchase at the market or by emailing Jose at: jose.castillobeza@yahoo.com


Calvert Farm
Pam Stegall
Calvert Farm is a small family farm that uses Eco-sustainable practices.
Farmer Pam would be happy to serve you at the market


Sharrah Orchard
Nate Sharrah
Family owned Sharrah Orchard is located in Orrtanna, Pennsylvania near Gettysburg.
Nate would be happy to take your order online HERE but you can also purchase at the market


Twin Valley Distillery
Edgardo Zuñiga 
They use locally sourced grain to produce the highest quality whiskies, and pride themselves on sustaining the local ecosystem with their farm partners.
Visit their website HERE


Victory Chapel Family Farm
Lorne Williams

At Victory Chapel Family Farms our honey is produced sustainably and locally in the Washington Metro area. The bees forage local multi- floral nectar sources. Raw honey is extracted from the honeycomb without heat or filtration, and packaged immediately, thus capturing all the flavor and aroma of honey. Currently we only have 1 pound containers of honey priced at $10.00 per pound.  You can purchase at the market or order online at Local Honey


Waltz Family Farm
Jay and Laurie Waltz
Waltz Family Farm, selling our meats at farm markets and the Valley Co-op of Hagerstown.
You can purchase online at: https://www.farmmatch.com/ or at the market

Weeping Willow Bake Shop
Renee Atayde
Weeping Willow offers delicious baked goods
Order on her website at weepingwillowbakeshop.com or at the market

Craft Vendors
For the safety of our vendors, our craft vendors will not be at the market this year.  Below is the list of vendors who have a website you can purchase items from in case you are saw something last year.
Designed Naturally: http://www.dnseaglassandmacrame.etsy.com/
Phoeboo Designs: http://phoeboodesigns.com/
Find Dearheart Woodwork on Instagram at Dearheartwood

Also, if you are an Instagram user please follow us at hollywood_farmers_market_md or on
Facebook @hollywoodmarket

May 13, 2020 Market Newsletter

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Vol. 6 Issue 7
Waltz Family Farm will not open their online store this week. Laurie will post on the Market’s FaceBook page and send an email to her contact list if they get a new meat supply.  She will have eggs and cheeses for sale on Saturday.We would like to thank everyone who has continued to support the Hollywood Market while we are a Drive-Thru.  As the state begins to open up we are working on revising our plans to become more of a walk thru market. Until that time, we ask that you, our loyal customers, to continue to follow our guidelines of keeping the market a drive thru.  We know it isn’t perfect but we’re following the rules that were set to keep our vendors and customers safe.

Calvert Farm will be off this week. 

Volunteers
We are still in need of volunteers (18 and older) to help direct traffic and to check customers in for the market each weekend. The shifts will be on Saturday from 8:45am to 12:15pm.  Please click HERE to sign up for a shift. If you have any questions please let Scarlet hfmscarlet@gmail.com know.

For the safety of our vendors, our craft vendors will not be at the market this year.  Below is the list of vendors who have a website you can purchase items from in case you are saw something last year.
Designed Naturally: http://www.dnseaglassandmacrame.etsy.com/
Phoeboo Designs: http://phoeboodesigns.com/
Find Dearheart Woodwork on Instagram at Dearheartwood

Our Vendors:


Alcoba Coffee
Jose Castillo
1 lb. bags of Guatemalan Coffee in Light, Medium or Dark Roast both ground and whole bean ($10.00 per bag)
You can purchase by emailing Jose at: jose.castillobeza@yahoo.com


Sharrah Orchard
Nate Sharrah
Family owned Sharrah Orchard is located in Orrtanna, Pennsylvania near Gettysburg.
Order HERE


Victory Chapel Family Farm
Lorne Williams

At Victory Chapel Family Farms our honey is produced sustainably and locally in the Washington Metro area. The bees forage local multi- floral nectar sources. Raw honey is extracted from the honeycomb without heat or filtration, and packaged immediately, thus capturing all the flavor and aroma of honey. Currently we only have 1 pound containers of honey priced at $10.00 per pound.  Order at Local Honey


Waltz Family Farm
Jay and Laurie Waltz
Waltz Family Farm, selling our meats at farm markets and the Valley Co-op of Hagerstown.
The online store will not be open this week.  They may have more of a supply later in the week.

Weeping Willow Bake Shop
Renee Atayde
Weeping Willow offers delicious baked goods
Order on her website at weepingwillowbakeshop.com

So, we have a few requests: 
1. That you, our customers, are patient and caring.  This is all new to us and our vendors.
2.  That you pre-order all of your products from the individual vendors.  Many of our vendors will close their preorders by 10pm on Wednesday.
4.   We’ll have volunteers directing traffic. Cars will follow a single file line, starting with the Market Table to get any information.  Customers will stay in their cars, keeping 6′ distance as much as possible.
5.  Open your trunk or back doors so vendors can place items directly inside.
6.  Exit by the charging station and enjoy the rest of your day.  🙂

Just some thoughts:
-Have your name (that you put on the Sign-Up) on a piece of paper and on the dashboard.  That way the vendors can see the names.
-Please prepay as much as possible to save time.
– Please keep interactions brief in order to keep the line moving.
-Vendors can not use your reusable bags and our farmers can not use your collection of egg cartons at this time.
-Please leave your pets at home.  We miss them but hope to see them soon too!
– Email hollywoodmarketcp@gmail.com if you have any questions.  Thank you again for your patience!  🙂

May 6, 2020 Newsletter

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Vol. 6 Issue 6

Happy National Fruit and Veggie Month!  Make sure you check out Sharrah Orchard website this week and stock up on delicious fruit and veggies!

We would like to thank everyone who has continued to support the Hollywood Market while we are a Drive-Thru.  As the state begins to open up we are working on revising our plans to become more of a walk thru market. Until that time, we ask that you, our loyal customers, to continue to follow our guidelines of keeping the market a drive thru.  We know it isn’t perfect but we’re following the rules that were set to keep our vendors and customers safe.

Calvert Farm will be off this week. 

Volunteers
We are still in need of volunteers (18 and older) to help direct traffic and to check customers in for the market each weekend. The shifts will be on Saturday from 8:45am to 12:15pm.  Please click HERE to sign up for a shift. If you have any questions please let Scarlet hfmscarlet@gmail.com know.

Our vendors:


Alcoba Coffee
Jose Castillo
1 lb. bags of Guatemalan Coffee in Light, Medium or Dark Roast both ground and whole bean ($10.00 per bag)
You can purchase by emailing Jose at: jose.castillobeza@yahoo.com


Sharrah Orchard
Nate Sharrah
Family owned Sharrah Orchard is located in Orrtanna, Pennsylvania near Gettysburg.
Order HERE


Victory Chapel Family Farm
Lorne Williams

At Victory Chapel Family Farms our honey is produced sustainably and locally in the Washington Metro area. The bees forage local multi- floral nectar sources. Raw honey is extracted from the honeycomb without heat or filtration, and packaged immediately, thus capturing all the flavor and aroma of honey. Currently we only have 1 pound containers of honey priced at $10.00 per pound.  Order at Local Honey


Waltz Family Farm
Jay and Laurie Waltz
Waltz Family Farm, selling our meats at farm markets and the Valley Co-op of Hagerstown.
Online ordering will close Wednesday at 10pm.
Order HERE


Weeping Willow Bake Shop
Renee Atayde
Weeping Willow offers delicious baked goods
Order on her website at weepingwillowbakeshop.com

So, we have a few requests: 
1. That you, our customers, are patient and caring.  This is all new to us and our vendors.
2.  That you pre-order all of your products from the individual vendors.  Many of our vendors will close their preorders by 10pm on Wednesday.
4.   We’ll have volunteers directing traffic. Cars will follow a single file line, starting with the Market Table to get any information.  Customers will stay in their cars, keeping 6′ distance as much as possible.
5.  Open your trunk or back doors so vendors can place items directly inside.
6.  Exit by the charging station and enjoy the rest of your day.  🙂

Just some thoughts:
-Have your name (that you put on the Sign-Up) on a piece of paper and on the dashboard.  That way the vendors can see the names.
-Please prepay as much as possible to save time.
– Please keep interactions brief in order to keep the line moving.
-Vendors can not use your reusable bags and our farmers can not use your collection of egg cartons at this time.
-Please leave your pets at home.  We miss them but hope to see them soon too!
– Email hollywoodmarketcp@gmail.com if you have any questions.  Thank you again for your patience!  🙂

Also, if you are an Instagram user please follow us at hollywood_farmers_market_md or on
Facebook @hollywoodmarket