Word On The Street

By Nellie Nibnose

The word for this month is Niwot-centric. That’s how vendor Jody Evans described the open day of the Farmer’s Market. Of course there were many people there from Gunbarrel, Longmont and our own lovely Vicinity.

According to Boulder Creek Events Marketing Director Meg Denbow, there were 35 vendors at opening day. She said she could quickly see the time where the market will outgrow Whistle Stop Park and may have to move into the surrounding streets.

So this month, instead of putting words in people’s mouths, here’s how some of our citizens answered the questions of what makes the Niwot Farmers’ Market unique.

All Photos by Nellie Nibnose

Kim Kanaday – Everything looks great. I need to bring more money next time.	Jane Betts – The donations from Sturtz and Copeland for the children’s plantings. They donated pots, dirt and tomato plants.
Eva Kitlen – I like the bouncy castle.	Cindy Silvas and Alexis and Max Eliopulos – This is what Niwot is all about. Cookies and ice cream stands
Jody Evans and son Dune – Bread and breakfast. This is great because everyone in Niwot is Niwot-centric and comes to all the events.	Carolyn Bradley – It’s a lot of fun to have other things besides food. I can bike here too.
And some photos need no caption! Photo courtesy of Old Geezers Anonymous