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| Earth Day Specials | |||
 Earth Day CakeMarble Cake with Chocolate Buttercream, Gummy Worms, and crumbled Newman-Os. Now that's an Earth Day Party about to happen! Garden Starter Each Earth Day Cake comes complete with a FREE packet of seeds and instructions for starting your own garden. After you have enjoyed the delicious cake you can reuse the container to plant your seeds. $12.99 Whole Cake. Cup of Mud and Dirt Chocolate Mousse with chocolate cookie crumbs and chocolate shavings in a cup.  Good Earth Cupcake
Chocolate cupcake covered in ganache and cookie crumbs with gummy worms and bits and pieces of Newman-Os. 10% from the sale of every cupcake for the month of April will be donated to PLANT @ Breeze Farm. People Learning Agriculture Now for Tomorrow. |
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| Passover & Easter Specials - Available March 24 - April 6 | |||
Chocolate Roulade - The cake that says we're not kosher but we try. Made with matzo meal and potato starch chocolate sponge wrapped around and coated in chocolate buttercream and chocolate curls. It's only here for a limited time at a special price: $16.99 whole roll, $2.95 a slice.Flourless Sacher Torte - Flourless nut-delicious cakes with a layer of apricot jam and covered in chocolate ganache: $26.00 8" torte, $3.25 a slice. Large Coconut Macaroons & Small Chocolate-Coated Macaroons: $3.00/4-pk, 99¢/each. Available March 24 - April 4 Cream Puff Bunnies - Puff pastry filled with delicate diplomat cream, dusted with powdered sugar, a little chocolate for whiskers and you have an Easter treat that you can share or keep to yourself: $2.49 each. Vanilla Biddies - Looks like a chick, but tastes like cake! A vanilla cupcake turned inside out - coated with vanilla buttercream and toasted coconut, add an almond beak and currants for eyes and this chick makes a 2010 comeback. Pick one up for your Easter basket: $2.49 each. Hot Cross Buns - These traditional sweet rolls are loaded with currants and backed up by tangy spices—nutmeg, allspice, ginger and cinnamon—rounded out with a jolt of sweetness across the top: 89¢ each, $3.25 4-pack. |
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| Weekly Owner Specials | |||
 • Fresh Mozzarella Save $2.00/lb • All Natural Whole Chickens Save 60¢/lb • Organic Bartlett Pears Save $2.96 on 4 lbs • Weaver Street Market's Fresh Baked Sunflower Pan Loaf Save $1.00 • San Pellegrino Aranciata & Limonata Save $1.90 • Weaver Street Market Traditional Tuna Salad Save $2.00 • New Belgium Brewery Broken Arrow and Fat Tire 12 packs Save $3.00 |
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| Weekly Produce Specials - THESE SALES ARE EFFECTIVE Tuesday, March 30 through Monday, April 5. |
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Ataulfo Mangos |
3 for $5.00 |
save 94¢ on 3 |
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| Vidalia Spring Onions | 2 bunches for $3.00 |
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| Organic Strawberries | 1 lb package $3.99 |
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Local, Grass-Fed Beef Short Ribs |
$3.99 lb |
save $1.00/lb |
Wild Alaska Salmon | $9.99 lb |
save $3.00/lb |
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| Pasture Raised Boneless Petite Hams | $5.99 lb |
Local! save $1.00/lb |
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| Value Recipe | |||
 Our weekly value recipes incorporate lots of our On Sale items! Click below to view this week's value recipe: Mango Chicken |
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| April Newsletter | |||
 The Weaver Street Market print newsletter is no longer direct mailed, but is available for pick-up at all three WSM locations. You will find a link to it here. |
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| Water System Upgrade | |||
 We're upgrading our water system! Our new FreshPure Waters system will offer great-tasting reverse-osmosis filtered water AND ultra-pure deionized water. Learn more here. CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE: WATER WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR SEVERAL DAYS AT EACH WEAVER STREET MARKET LOCATION WHILE WE COMPLETE THE UPGRADES. Carrboro is completed! SOUTHERN VILLAGE'S SYSTEM WILL BE INSTALLED THIS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AND HILLSBOROUGH WILL FOLLOW. Please watch for signs with more timely information. We apologize for any inconvenience. |
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| Wine Sale & Shows | |||
 Weaver Street Market's 6th Annual Spring Wine Sale & Shows!Wine Sale: April 2 - April 21 Featuring a selection of 37 favorite and fine wines from around the world at discounts up to 57% off regular price! 10% regular case discount applies on top of sale price! This is a 'no risk' wine sale - you can taste all these wines at the: Wine Shows: Saturday, April 3, 1 - 5 pm on the lawn in Carrboro Saturday, April 10, 1 - 5 pm at Southern Village Saturday, April 17, 1 - 5 pm in Hillsborough Can't make it to a Wine Show? Many of the sale wines will be tasted on Fridays at each of our locations: Friday, April 2 Carrboro, 4:30 - 6:30 pm Arca Nova Vinho Verde 2008 Casa Marguery Malbec 2008 Heartland Stickelback Red 2008 Giesen Sauvignon Blanc 2008 Arbor Brook Pinot Noir 'Heritage Cuvee' 2007 Southern Village, 5:00 - 7:00 pm Norton Malbec 2008 Coraggio Chianti 2008 Mark West Pinot Noir 2008 Joel Gott Zinfandel 2007 Hillsborough, 5:00 - 7:00 pm San Elias Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 Tres Ojos Old Vines Garnacha 2007 Domaine de Coussergues Chardonnay Viognier 2008 Store Hours: Carrboro, 7:30 am - 9 pm M-F, 8 am - 9 pm Sat/Sun, 929-0010 Southern Village, 7 am - 9 pm Daily, 929-2009 Hillsborough, 7 am - 9 pm Daily, 245-5050 |
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| Hillsborough Open Mic | |||
 Hillsborough store Acoustic Open-MicEvery Thursday 6:00-8:30 pm April 1st: Pagan Hellcats - Our bravest guests ever, the Hellcats played through a tropical storm in 2009, and return to entertain us with more true tales from their brand new album, featuring the songwriting of Dave Rutter and Diane Rodelli. April 8: The Ragweed Boys - A return visit from Cedar Grove's own country boys, bringing sweet harmonies, stand-up bass, mandolin, guitar and banjo. Hollering up a storm in the Lounge with their tales life's trials and tribulations farming the fields of Northern Orange County. April 15th: North Carolina Songwriters Co-op - Special showcase event in association with the NC Songwriters Co-op, featuring not one but several NCSC members, both returning Lounge favorites and new visitors, presenting handcrafted songs for your enjoyment. April 22nd: Straight 8s - A retro-delicious treat for the ladies of Hillsborough on Ladies' Night Out, souped-up and tricked-out Rockabilly from Hillsborough's own Straight 8s. |
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| Ladies Night Out | |||
 It's time again ladies! It's "Sweet Spring" and time again for you girls to hit the town...historic Downtown Hillsborough that is...for Ladies' Night Out.On Thursday, April 22nd from 6 to 9 pm, Downtown Historic Hillsborough will come alive with all things spring in celebration of the awakening earth, warmer weather and Mother's Day. As you enter the historic district, start your evening by stopping by one of our 4 greeting stations. Here you will be greeted by local dignitaries who will hand you a menu of events and specials for the evening. For the first 300 ladies, we have a special 'sweet' gift from Weaver Street Market's bakery in a fully compostable container with a special surprise from the Burpee Seed Company. Shops will have tastings, demonstrations, pampering, gifts and fun for the ladies centered around the flowering beauty of spring. Also each purchase you make at participating Downtown businesses during the evening enters you into a drawing to win fabulous prizes from our local businesses. These entry forms should be dropped off at Tonsorium at 116 South Churton Street by 9:30 p.m. Drawings will be held over the weekend, with winners notified the following week. Greeting station locations: South: on South Churton Street in front of Weaver Street Market North: on North Churton Street in front of the Hillsborough Police Station East: on East King Street in front of Vintage Revival Shops West: on West King Street in front of Carolina Game & Fish |
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| FreeT'ai Chi | |||
 Saturday Mornings with Lewis Tisher8:00 am - 9:00 am on the green across from the Lumina in Southern Village Saturday, 10 April 2010, through Saturday, 2 October 2010 T'ai Chi, a 2000 year old martial art, is a sequence of choreographed movements that release the energy known as Chi and moves it through the body to allow healing effects. The many benefits of T'ai Chi include development of coordination and balance, regulation of blood pressure, strengthening of joints, and improved mental focus and calm. Call 929-7048 for more information. |
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| Earth Action Day | |||
 Saturday, April 1012 pm - 5 pm Southern Community Park, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill celebrates sustainable living at Earth Action Day. Enjoy an afternoon of interactive exhibits and demonstrations, live entertainment, and local food. Take action by deliberately shaping your attitudes and behaviors that preserve the environment. Get involved and serve your community! Volunteer Application (PDF) In addition, the Town is selling discounted rain barrels, sharing with composting demonstrations, and hosting tours of the Landscape Art installations of Southern Community Park. |
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| Voter Registration | |||
 Deadline to register to vote in the primaries: April 9thIn order to vote in the upcoming party primaries and Orange County Board of Education elections coming up on May 4th, you must be registered to vote! If you have moved since last time you voted, you'll need to reregister as well. The deadline for registration is coming up fast - April 9th! You can also register or change your address at early voting, which starts April 15th. For more information, please visit the Board of Elections website. |
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| Piedmont Farm Tour |
 Join us for the country's largest farm tour!•Saturday & Sunday, April 24 & 25 •1-5 pm •40 Farms for $25 in advance •$30 day of or $10 per car per farm •The Piedmont Farm Tour is a benefit for the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association Buttons and maps will be available April 1 at all WSM locations. Check out an interactive Google map of the participating farms by clicking here! |
| Envirobits |
 More compost in Orange County!by Emily Buehler, Contributing Writer Last week we wrote about Orange County Solid Waste Management's spring sale of outdoor composters for only $50, cash or check, from their administrative office at 1207 Eubanks Road in Chapel Hill, Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The 'Earth Machine'™ is a tidy, glossy black cylindrical unit that stands 3 feet tall and 2.5 feet wide at the base—think giant Darth Vader helmet! This outdoor unit is open to the soil and will hold about 80 gallons. Use it to turn vegetative waste from your yard and fruit and vegetable scraps from your kitchen into rich, crumbly brown humus, the natural fertilizer and soil amendment. If you missed last week's Compost Demo, never fear...a modified demo will take place at Twig, at Village Plaza on Elliot Rd. in Chapel Hill on Thursday, April 8 at 3:30 PM. There will be another composting demonstration at the Town of Chapel Hill's Earth Action Day, April 10 at Southern Community Park on 15-501 near Southern Village. Other Earth Action Day demonstrations include making your own non-toxic cleaners and a 're use' fashion techniques demo from the experts at the Swap-a-rama-rama clothing swap. There will also be a rain barrel sale. For the full schedule and event information, visit the event website here. http://www.ci.chapel-hill.nc.us/index.aspx?page=515. Or, if you're ready to make a worm bin and start composting indoors in your apartment or office, the Scrap Exchange in Durham will be hosting a Worm Bin Make and Take workshop on Wednesday, April 14 at 7:00. Make and Take for only $40, including bin, worms, and all the information you need to start caring for your worms and composting at home. Contact the Scrap Exchange to register at (919) 688-6960 or email events@scrapexchange.org. |
| Farmers' Markets |
 Farmers' Markets are waking up from their long winter nap and so should you! Time to get out and shop your local Farmers' Market! View a complete list of local markets here. |
| Farmworker Awareness Week! |
 Alianza presents
Farmworker Awareness WeekWhy do we have Farmworker Awareness Week? Because farmworkers feed the world. We demand just living and working conditions for farmworkers and an end to unfair treatment under the law. We demand fairly harvested food. Tuesday Mar 30th Food, Inc. presented by the UNC Food Justice Forum 6:30 @ Wilson Hall 107 Wednesday Mar 31st Mujeres Sin Fronteras: Farmworker Women Keynote Address 6:30 @ Peabody 218 FREE FOOD Saturday Apr 3rd Chicken Coop Build at home of farmworker family Email Rachael@unc.edu for info/carpool arrangements Tuesday Apr 6th The Guestworker - from the UNC Food Justice Forum 6:30 @ Wilson Hall 107 w/director Charlie Thompson Thursay Apr 8th Mexico Solidarity Network presents: "Ciuad Juarez: Women, Maquiladoras, Narcotrafficking and Neoliberal Dynamics Along the Border" time and location TBA also free food Tuesday April 13th Fast Food Nation - from UNC Food Justice Forum 6:30 @ Wilson Hall 107 |
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