Norma's Produce at Penn Farm

Norma's Produce at Penn Farm

The Beltran family takes pride in putting in the long hours and hard work it takes to bring truly fresh, quality produce to the market for you each week. They get a jump start on things each spring by starting as much as they can in their greenhouses before planting on 150 of their 265 acres. They grow many varieties of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers. You’ll see them bring everything from asparagus in the spring to pumpkins in the fall, all grown on their farm in Westmoreland County, VA. Eggs, jams and seasonal honey are also available!

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NuLand Hot Stuff Company

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NuLand Hot Stuff Company

NuLand Hot Stuff Company’s family farm is a Certified Century Farm (meaning it’s been in their family for over a century) and is located in Pasquotank Co, NC, which is referred to as Newland. The farm is where they grow hot peppers, and they manufacture their hot sauces and blood mary mixes at in Norfolk. They enjoy crafting fun flavors of “hot stuff,” where the flavors are surprising and unusual, with heat that builds (that does not offend). Between the bloody mary mixes and many varieties of hot sauce (and seasonal flavors), have some samples at the market and see what pleases your palate! Try their salad dressing, too!

OhSew.io Pet Accessories

OhSew.io Pet Accessories

OhSew.io Pet Accessories is a proud mother and daughter-owned small business based in Virginia Beach. They specialize in creating 100% cotton pet accessories and hand sewn goods. You’ll find reversible over-the-collar bandanas, dapper bow ties, durable reversible cotton tote bags, hanging kitchen towels, and scrunchies. Designed for pets and their owners who appreciate quality and style.

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Pasta e Pani by Salvatore

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Pasta e Pani by Salvatore

Pasta e Pani by Salvatore brings us fresh pastas, delectable pasta sauces, fresh hand-pulled mozzarella, Italian bread, Salvatore's nona's meatballs and more! Born in Naples, Chef Sal makes everything in the Italian tradition--using traditional family recipes. We see many delicious (and easy) Italian dinners in our future!

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Peanut City Candle Co.

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Peanut City Candle Co.

Peanut City Candle Co. is a small, female-owned, SCC-registered business in Suffolk, VA. They offer 100% USA-grown soy wax candles, all hand-poured. Their goal is to provide customers with non-toxic, highly-fragrant wax products that are produced with sustainable and safe products. Their candles are dye-free and are scented with American-made, Pthalate-free fragrances. Packaging and containers are reusable, recyclable and American-made, as well. Attends select dates.

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Riffle Farms

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Riffle Farms

Riffle Farms raises grass-fed and finished bison meat. A veteran-owned small business tucked in the wild and wonderful mountains of West Virginia. Bison meat is heart healthy, has less fat in it than chicken, more protein than salmon, and more omega-3 fatty acids than even grass-fed beef! Their Bison Hot Dogs are also a big hit at the markets!

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Sage Mermaid Kombuchery

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Sage Mermaid Kombuchery

Nikki brews Kombucha, a probiotic tea, at her studio/brewery in Norfolk. Kombucha has been around for centuries and is a a brewed beverage that is rich is probiotics and has digestive benefits. She has a set of flavors that are customer favorites that she offers year-round, as well as special seasonal flavors. Attends full time at East Beach and select dates at Harvest Market.

Soup Love

Soup Love

Soup Love specializes in 24 hour bone broths and hand crafted soups. Started as a passion project in her home kitchen, owner and head chef Amy Markman has always enjoyed cooking for her family and friends. When she began posting images of her homemade soups to her social media channels, her inbox began to fill with inquiries of how to get a bowl. Seeing the growth in interest, she decided to invest in commercial kitchen space and began producing and delivering her deliciously heartwarming soups and bone broths throughout her community, as well as joining the lineup of local farmers markets. Bones and ingredients are purchased from local farmers when possible.