CUESA's Weekly E-Letter | November 1, 2019 | View as Webpage
Teachers Bring Food Literacy into the Classroom with Foodwise Kids
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the CUESA Kitchen opens up for Foodwise Kids, a free program for elementary school classes that uses the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market as a classroom for basic cooking skills and food literacy. Elementary school teachers like Loretta bring their students to the farmers market to transform their eating habits and relationship with food.

“It really benefits the students by opening their mind more,” says Loretta Encelan, a second-grade teacher at Gordon J. Lau Elementary School. “Teaching them that they have a choice of what they can eat and how they can eat it is key.”
This Week's Picks
Wildfire Updates and How You Can Help
As we all face another devastating wildfire season, our thoughts are with our community impacted by the Kincade Fire up north and other fires burning across California. A number of our farmers and sellers have had to evacuate their properties and sustain power outages over the last week but are currently safe.
More Ferry Plaza Farmers Market Layout Changes Start Tomorrow
To accommodate scaffolding for the building’s restoration project, a few of our sellers on the south side of the Ferry Building clock tower need to be relocated. Click below for a list of the sellers who are being relocated starting tomorrow, November 2.
New! Autumn Entertaining: Ferry Plaza Farmers Market Cooking & Cocktail Class
Join us on Saturday, November 23 to prepare for a festive holiday season and experiment with bountiful November produce like apples, pears, pomegranates, and persimmons to create delicious cocktails and artisan bites for your fall gatherings.
Confetti Slaw
Try this colorful slaw recipe from the CUESA Food Shed, featuring red cabbage, bell peppers, green onions, grated carrots, and cilantro.
Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday
New Pop-Up! Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates

We're excited to have Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates joining us at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market this Saturday, with deliciously addictive macarons crafted with ingredients from local farmers and artisans. Ginger's macarons are available in individual pieces or in boxes of twelve.
Upcoming Programs

Jack London Square Farmers Market: Sunday
This Sunday! Live Music from Chaz & Co.

Chaz & Co. is a multi-instrumentalist soloist, one-man-band. Chaz performs with a saxophone, flute, guitar, and his vocals, drawing on a wide range of musical styles, from Gerstein to Lady Gaga for all ages.
Upcoming Programs

Hands-On Crafts at the Kids' Corner | Sundays | 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

The Food Shed: Feeding Traditions | Sundays in November | 11:00 am
Mission Community Market: Thursday
Featured Seller: K&J Orchards

K&J Orchards is currently offering apple and Asian pear varieties, such as the Golden Delicious and Shinko, from their farm in Winters.K&J Orchards has a long fruit season that begins with the first cherry harvest in spring and culminates in pear and apple harvests in autumn.
Upcoming Programs

Live Music: Manos Lindas | Thursday, November 7 | 4-6 pm

Live Musice: Frances Ancheta | Thursday, November 7 | 6-8 pm

The Food Shed: Feeding Traditions | Thursdays in November | 4:00 pm
Community Happenings
Market Update
This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please stop by the CUESA Info Booth for a market map or check online for any last-minute changes.
 
New! Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates (pop-up)
Returning: Bariani Olive Oil, The Farmer's Wife, Mountain Ranch Organically Grown, Tierra Vegetables
Out: The Apple Farm, Bodega & Yerba Santa Goat Cheese (out for the season), Downtown Bakery, Steadfast Herbs
La Cocina pop-up: Kaleidoscope

Returning: Anna's Seafood, Charlie Clark's Smoked Fish, Copper Top Ovens, Far West Cider, Great Valley Poultry, Home Maid Ravioli Co., Way to Life Foods
Out: The Honey Ladies, Pepito's Paletas (out for the season), Roti
Community tent: Friends of the Oakland Public Library

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Returning: Far West Fungi, Iacopi Farms,Jen Kindell, Mi Morena