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Peaches: quintessential fruit of summer! "Behold the golden peach, elegant herald of hot summer days and sweet sticky treats." The peach occupies a dual space in our imaginations, connoting youth, freshness and innocence, as well as luxury, indulgence, and sumptuousness. Peach pie seems simple and unpretentious, while peach-mascarpone tarts suggest worldly sophistication. In Chinese tradition, the peach symbolizes longevity, and is said to be the fruit of the immortals. The legendary Peach of Immortality requires 6,000 years to blossom and ripen, so while you're waiting, why not enjoy one of Weaver Street Market's peachy treats? More |
After Hours! Jazz & More Brunch 4th of July! Movies on the Green 20th Anniversary at SV |
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| July Farm Dinner NC Wine Dinner 4th of July Hours |
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| Weekly Produce Specials Weekly Meat Specials |
Latta Egg Special! Recipe: Deviled Eggs |
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| Weekly Produce Specials - THESE SALES ARE EFFECTIVE Tuesday, July 1 through Monday, July 7. |
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| Black Beauty Organic Plums |
$1.59 lb |
super low price |
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| Washington, Organic Cherries | $4.99 lb |
save $1.00 lb |
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| Organic, Yukon Gold Potatoes | 5 lb. bags $3.99 each |
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| Weekly Meat & Seafood Specials | |||
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Niman Ranch Sirloin Steaks |
USDA Choice $6.99 lb |
All Natural save $3.00 lb |
| Niman Ranch Ground Beef Chuck | USDA Choice $3.99 lb |
All Natural save 60¢ lb |
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| Mississippi Gulf Shrimp | Wild Caught $7.99 lb |
save $3.00 lb |
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| Latta Egg Special! | |||
 Celebration of Local Food & Wine MonthFeaturing a special on Latta Eggs through Thursday, July 24! Latta Egg Ranch - One Dozen Medium Eggs on special for $1.99, regularly $2.29 Free-Roaming! Locally Grown in Hillsborough! |
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| Recipe: Deviled Eggs | |||
 from Windy Willer, WSM Training and Development ManagerIngredients 6 large hard-boiled eggs, shelled 1/4 cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 teaspoon rice wine vinegar 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce 1 teaspoon chopped canned jalapeño peppers or capers Salt and pepper Radicchio leaves Paprika Parsley, or chives for garnish Cut hard-boiled eggs lengthwise in half. Scoop yolks into medium bowl. Mash yolks with fork. Add mayonnaise, mustard, vinegar, Tabasco sauce and peppers or capers and mix well. Season yolk mixture to taste with salt and pepper. Place mixture in a pastry bag or zip top bag (with a small hole in one corner). Pipe into egg halves and place on radicchio leaves. Sprinkle with paprika, garnish with parsley or chives. |
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 Start your weekend early with music on the Weaver Street Market lawn on Thursday nights! Pack up your blanket and get ready to hit the lawn!July 3- Different Drum - American Music with a World Beat July 10- The Guilty Pleasures - traditional American music July 17- Burmese Film Festival Pre-Party - WXYC DJs spin Southeast Asian music to raise awareness about Cyclone Nargis relief efforts. July 24- Girls Rock NC - See http://girlsrocknc.blogspot.com/ for more information July 31- Gravy Boys - American acoustic Special After Hours Thursday, July 17th 7 pm-9 pm Imagining Burma: A Post-National Film Series Join Weaver Street Market on Thursday, July 17th for a pre-party for "Imagining Burma: A Post-National Film Series" on our Carrboro lawn. This series aims to critically explore the issue of blurred national boundaries of Burma through a program of feature-length films and documentaries, as well as to raise awareness and provide assistance for the Burmese communities who were directly and indirectly affected by Cyclone Nargis. Come listen to WXYC DJs spin Southeast Asian music to raise awareness about Cyclone Nargis relief efforts! Authentic Burmese cuisine will be served on the lawn by members of Carrboro's large and vibrant Burmese refugee community. Following the gathering on our lawn, head on over to Southern Rail to watch a film, The Burmese Harp, at Southern Rail (The Station) from 10pm to midnight. The series will continue on July 31, with a pair of documentaries, "Our Burmese Days" and "Burma" from 7pm to 9pm at the Hanes Art Center. The third event in the series will be a screening and Southeast Asian Dance party from 9pm to 2am on August 14 at the Nightlight. Event is co-sponsored by the Southeast Asian Interest Society (SEAIS), WXYC, and the UNC Chapel Hill departments of Comparative Literature, Asian Studies, International Studies, and the Institute for the Environment. Cyclone Nargis was a strong tropical cyclone that caused the deadliest natural disaster in the recorded history of Burma when it made landfall in May of this year. |
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| Jazz & More Brunch | |||
 Every Sunday11 am - 1 pm Jazz & More Brunch at Weaver Street Market is here! Hot food, with cool tunes is a great way to start your Sunday. Inside, we'll have fresh scones, muffins and sweet pastries in our bake case; fresh, hot coffee and a barista to make that special coffee drink; and an array of eggs, grits, pancakes or French Toast to fill you up! Outside, under the oaks, you'll hear a range of local bands playing Jazz, Americana, Blues, and Bluegrass; keeping everybody happy and dancing. July 6 - Mebanesville - The best roots music from yesteryear to tomorrow! July 13 - One Sun - world beat instrumental jazz July 20 - The Dave Youngman Group - hot jazz & blues sounds along with the smooth vocals of Lola Youngman July 27 - Bo Lozoff and Friends - acoustic original folk/rock/country at its best |
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| 4th of July! | |||
 Get out your red, whites and blues for the Carrboro 4th of July Celebration 2008! A Day of Family Fun & Entertainment Kick Off Event at Weaver Street Market Co-Sponsored with the Town of Carrboro Parks and Recreation 9:30a.m. to 11 a.m. 9:30 - Live music by Tim Stambaugh and Friends 10:00 a.m. - Designing and Decorating Booths Open • Patriotic Tattoo Booth • Hat Making & Decorating • Bike and Wagon Decorating 10-10:30 - Registration for Patriotic Costume Contest Categories: • 1-5 year olds • 6-10 year olds • Family/Group • Bike • Trike/Wagon • Scooter/Other 10:45 - Costume Winners Announced 10:50 - Parade Assembly 11:00 - Peoples' Parade March down Weaver to Town Hall |
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 At Southern VillageEvery Friday and Saturday, 8 PM Indiana Jones & The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5 Tickets are $3.00. Stop by Weaver Street Market for a picnic dinner. Please, no glass containers or pets. |
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| 20th Anniversary Celebration at SV | |||
 Saturday, July 19, 2:30 pm - 5:30 pmJoin Weaver Street Market at our Southern Village Store as we continue to celebrate our 20th Anniversary! 2:30 - Marimba music & Pelican Sno Balls 3:00 - Paperhand Puppet Intervention puppet show 3:30 - Tim Stambaugh & Friends, live music 3:30 - The Scrap Exchange Brithday cake and balloons while they last! |
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| Owner News | |||
 The Annual Owner News which includes a Call for Board Candidates, has gone out in the mail. If you did not receive a copy, you may pick one up in the store or view it on-line below. |
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| Central Carolina Community College | |||
 Sowing seeds of changeCCCC Pittsboro offers classes in sustainable farming, green building and sustainable biofuels production. We are located right down the road from our friends at Weaver Street Market. Tell your friends about the possibilities at CCCC for learning more about how to make a difference in your world- and then carpool to class! "Real Farming- Right Now" At CCCC's sustainable agriculture program students have the opportunity to participate in the on-campus, organically run student farm starting with their first semester. The year-round CSA is student-run and student-managed. Additional sustainable production and marketing training opportunities abound in this region of NC. Why wait to get your hands dirty? Fall 2008 registration is August 18th, classes begin August 21st. Call Robin Kohanowich for more information about sustainable agriculture at CCCC. 919-542-6495 ext. 229, or email. |
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| Wild Herb Walk | |||
 Monday, July 145:30 - 7:00 pm, rain or shine Meet outside Cup-A-Joe 120 W. King Street Hillsborough Join Herbalist and Wildcrafter, Will Endres on this informal walk to learn more about the incredible healing herbs and plants located right here in the heart of Hillsborough. Cost $15. No pre-registration required. Just show up ready to learn. Sunday Field Day - Wild Medicinal & Edible Herbs Sunday July 20, 1 pm - 5 pm This class will meet and travel to places in and within 20 minutes of Hillsborough to learn about local wild herbs. Cost $30 each, prepay by money order or cash, due by the Wednesday before class. Send to Will Endres, PO Box 27, Prospect Hill, NC 27314. Will Endres is a local Hillsborough resident who is recognized nationally as an expert and pioneer in the healing properties of herbs. He also has developed a line of herbal tinctures and dry herbs, many of which he sells at local farmers' markets and natural foods stores. Will can be reached at 919.732.9785. |
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| Bastille Day Celebration | |||
 Celebrate Bastille Day at Market Street Books in Southern Village!Sunday July 13 at 3PM The bookstore will host a Bastille Day Celebration featuring storytelling from the new book A Weekend in the Paris of the Piedmont, with author and illustrator Irma Tejada and Chris Canoy. The party will also include face painting by Alex Deyneka. A raffle will be held, featuring a portrait by watercolor artist Barbara Keighton, whose artwork will be on display in the bookstore/community center. An opening reception for the art show begins at 4:30, with the raffle and light refreshments. For more information, call the store at 933 5111 or visit their website below. |
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