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Here in Erin, spring is a season of fresh beginnings — and a perfect time to celebrate all things local. From hardworking farmers and talented food producers to buzzing apiaries, creative clothing designers, and so much more, our community is filled with homegrown goodness.
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Here’s a small collection of some of our favourites — we hope you discover a few to love, too.
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4. Not Just Coffee Tin Roof Cafe Take a look at these locally made items available at Tin Roof Café. Pick up a delicately scented soap or cream alongside your coffee order. Try the Forest Bath Bar from Little Ritual. Try the luxurious whipped body butter from Lavish Earth or even No Bull Tallow. Go to 4 Main St., Erin to check out the full selection of local, artisanal and hand-crafted goods.
7. A Basket of Goodies Erin Farmers’ Market Fill your basket with a variety of local treasures and delicacies at the Erin Farmers’ Market. Pick up some honey and honey toffee from Cedar Valley Honey, a teacup candle, salsa and jam from Little Deer Drive (made with beeswax from Cedar Valley Honey). Try a luxurious skin cream from 4th Line Cattle Co. Why not grab a set of coasters or potholders from Sew Valerie Ann and indulge in scones and banana bread from Jess for You Café. The Erin Farmers’ Market runs every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. inside the Agri-dome at the Erin Fairgrounds, 184 Main Street, Erin , starting June 18 until September 24. See the full line of vendors at erinfarmersmarket.ca.
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3. Denim on Denim Hannah’s Looking for the perfect attire for Rodeo Week? Try on this Canadian-made denim-on-denim ensemble from Brenda Beddome at Hannah’s. This stretchy, airy denim fabric is perfect for summer activities—pair it with the brand’s watercolour print top for a finished look. Check out Hannah’s selection of Canadian fashions at hannahs.ca or visit 116 Main St., Erin.
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6. Char ‘cute’ erie Carney Country Events and Catering —The Kitchen
7. Perfect Bouquet Snowberry Botanicals Pick up a beautiful floral bouquet, arranged by local florist Krystal Young in a handmade, local ceramic vase. Hillsburgh potter Anette Hansen created this vibrant, whimsical clay vase design, but also creates other pieces including plates, bowls and teapots. See her work at cobaltgallery.ca or buy them at Snowberry Botanicals, 92 Main St., Erin.
This isn’t your average pepper grinder. Pick up a quality, unique and hand-made woodworking item by Barry Young, of the Spinning Tree Co. in Alton. Young sells his crafts at his daughter’s floral studio, Snowberry Botanicals, inside Rural Commons in Erin. Check out his stunning wooden bowls and other vessels turned on a lathe, made from rosewood, elder, walnut and maple. See his Etsy shop, thespinningtreeco , for a full lineup of pieces.
Show your Town of Erin pride with printed home décor from Butcher Furniture in Hillsburgh. Also peruse a selection of locally made cutting boards and woodworking in support of The Special Friends Club or pick up a Hillsburgh printed shirt or hoodie to support the Hillsburgh Community Committee. Go to butchersfurniture.com or 110 Trafalgar Rd., Hillsburgh.
Looking for a showstopper to bring to the next backyard BBQ or summer get together? Wow your crowd with a lavish charcuterie. Try a wide variety of cheeses and cured meats, fruits, veggies and of course their own house-made hummus and pickled onions. Go to their website or visit 67 Main St., Erin to place your order.
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