Here are some examples of things we consider to be relevant events, and things we do not. If you have questions, please feel free to contact us.
YES!:
- on-farm harvest festival
- farmers' market opening day or themed festival
- farmer speaking at a public event
- classes you are hosting/teaching, and the like
- special farm tours
- a holiday open house at the farm
- special "theme" days about food at the farmers' market; celebrating blueberries, featuring a cooking demonstration, etc
- a special meal with guest farm or farms at a restaurant
NO:
- a recurring event, such as weekly farmers markets
- your farm's deadlines for CSA sign-ups
- items now available/on sale (an actual one day physical event on your farm is okay, but this kind of things are not: "pre-order sale!" or "Onion sets available now!")
- 5K Fun Run your chamber of commerce is hosting (having no direct relationship to food, your farm or farmers' market)
- the "season" for a particular product (e.g. "It's lamb season!")
- musical events or storytimes at your farmers' market (themes that are not relevant to food)