Community Owned Natural Foods Grocery
Wine Sale is Sept.30 – Oct.20th! This is a great time to stock up for holidays and seasonal gatherings. 34 wines at great discounts (up to 41% OFF). Grab a case of 12 or more and get an EXTRA 10% OFF the already reduced prices. Taste them before taking your favorite ones home! We’re hosting three wine fairs ( FREE), where you can sample all 34 wines and pick your favorites with confidence.
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September is here, and so is North Carolina apple season! Among the first local apples to arrive each year are Deal Orchards’ EcoCertified Gala apples. Weaver Street Market has been buying from Deal Orchards since 2017, and they’ve been a valued local partner ever since.
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By: John Nicholson, Produce Clerk, Weaver Street Market, Carrboro In Duplin County North Carolina, Kevin Hobbs tends his farm much like his grandfather did—hands-on, outdoors and with respect for the…
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Get Ready to Crumble! Join us on Wednesday, March 11th, for our First ever Cheese Madness competition. Cheese madness is a bracket style competition where you vote for the cheese…
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Ciders from James Creek Cider House are a reminder that exceptional cider is cultivated – not rushed or mass-produced. Ann Marie and David Thornton focus on the inherent value of each fruit to create these award-winning ciders in Moore County, NC. Learn more.
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A gallery of our Valentine’s Day pastries.
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We’ve got all sorts of goodies in stores to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Treats and Sweets Our pastry bakers are making beautiful and delicious sweets for you and your sweetheart. See…
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Co-op producers like Cabot Creamery share our values. And eliminating intermediaries enables us to pay a fair price and still sell products affordably.
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Our bread bakers created two new breads with special Fonio grain from West African small farmers. Enjoy!
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You may have been wondering, “what is up with these strange but delicious cookies whose name I can’t pronounce?” The word “hamantaschen” is pronounced “ha-men-tah-shen” and these triangle cookies with varied filling are eaten to celebrate the Jewish holiday Purim on the 14th of the month Adar—this year, on the evening of Saturday, March 23.
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