Nethercote market celebrates 50th

To mark the occasion local musicians played for those enjoying coffee and homemade cakes plus there was a demonstration by taiko drummers.

Outside the hall the barbecue fired up and stallholders sold huge avocadoes, plants and vegetables.

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Inside, market organiser Karen Lott helped sell bread and cheese with Rebekha Urquahart who has recently bought the Sprout business from Karen.

Niomi Pilt of Bee & Berry, not only sold honey and soaps but also had a glass bee frame showing the bee activity in the frame.

Chris Aitken from Faraway Farms had gluten free treats and fermented foods for sale and Breakfast Creek Wines of Coolagolite had their reds, roses and verdelhos on display.

On the next stall was young chef Andy Page, age 11, who loves cooking and had produced some delightful looking cup cakes.

As soon as the doors opened at 8am, keen market goers were in the hall.

During the morning Barbara Toner and Karen Lott who started the market, cut the 50^th market day cake.

The next market will be in January 2023.

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