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The GVBA meets the first Wednesday of each month from 9am-10am in the Valley Bank Community Room. Meetings are open, all businesses are welcome to participate.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Grandin Village Holiday Gift Guide: Grandin Village Community Market













While the Grandin Village Community Market is closed for the season, it's not too soon to be thinking about next year.

Remember the bright yellow van located in the first booth on the right? Good news! Good Food-Good People Gift Certificates are available and make great stocking stuffers or hostess gifts for the holiday season!

The perfect answer to encourage someone you love to eat healthier while supporting local growers, producers, and artisans.

Available in $10.00 and $25.00 increments and redeemable through the Good Food-Good People A la Carte program, Grandin Village Community Market, Blacksburg Farmers Market, and The Greens Garage in Floyd .














Here's Raymond offering fresh, local goodness!

Good Food – Good People, is a cooperative distributor of local food grown and raised in and around Floyd County. Good Food – Good People represents up to 25 growers in a given season, many of whom collaborate on marketing and distributing the goods to health food stores, farmers markets and restaurants. *

* found HERE
















Even though the market is closed for the season, you can still order fresh, local food through the Good Food-Good People A la Carte program. To view an Al la Carte menu, email: gfgpalacarte (at) swva (dot) net.

Latest newsletter from Good Food-Good People:

Happy Holidays and good cheer to you and yours and all the good eaters in your home.

Please make note: Because of our busy holiday schedule the order Deadline has been moved up 1 day.

Please have all orders in by SATURDAY DEC 19TH BY 9:00 PM

We’ve decided we like the carnival life so our impromptu “farmers markets” will appear again at both sites Dec 22nd..

Dennis will walk the farmers tightrope at the YMCA parking lot while Tenley swings from the high trapeze at Local Roots.

You can expect our tables to be well stocked with a variety of winter squashes, potatoes, parsnips, turnips, cabbages, carrots, garlic, many varieties of apples and surprise appearances of late season fresh greenery.

Remember, we will have lots of other delectables that make welcome holiday gifts for friends, family, officemates, teachers and hosts: real maple syrup, sorghum molasses, wildflower honey, local apple butter, baby cheesecakes, hand-crafted soaps, handspun wool yarn, and stunning wooden cuttings boards and cookware from our neighbors at Phoenix Hardwoods.

New additions to our menu this week are rabbit, dried apple rings, black walnuts, and our favorite collection of local foods-friendly cookbooks.

As always please email your orders to gfgpalacarte (at) swva (dot) net. Deadline is Saturday Dec 19th at 9:00 PM. Please give specific details with your orders to eliminate confusion (i.e. size, varieties, cuts). Include your full name, drop site and phone number in case we need to contact you about your order.

Deliveries will be on Tuesday, Dec 22. Look for the bright yellow van at these locations:

Roanoke – Local Roots Restaurant parking lot-- 3:30-6:00 PM

Blacksburg- YMCA Thrift Store parking lot—12:00-2:00 PM

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