Cultural Festival Redesign
The design company that updated the look for the relocated farmers market has also been retained by the City to re-brand the cultural festival for next year’s event. Their work, once again, is impressive…
The design company that updated the look for the relocated farmers market has also been retained by the City to re-brand the cultural festival for next year’s event. Their work, once again, is impressive…
I walked to Market Hall’s grand opening from my house last weekend. Unfortunately that meant crossing the deadliest intersection in Hercules — Sycamore and San Pablo — where drivers refuse to cede the lawful right-of-way to pedestrians… (I am sure these two drivers would have behaved worse if I weren’t explicitly filming them.) Also unfortunate [...]
Market Hall is already on Yelp; the first review is mixed. I enjoyed the grand opening. Hopefully the interim market will see similar turnout in the weeks and months to follow. The farmers market will be a draw on Saturday evenings, but what about Tuesday through Thursday during the day? The goal of Market Hall [...]
Aside from the farmers market being wisely relocated to the site of Market Hall — which will result in a much more walkable market (the Home Depot parking lot had been a poor location) — the farmers market will also feature revamped marketing this year, ostensibly courtesy of the developers of Market Town (Red Barn), [...]
We are all cordially invited to Market Hall’s opening day this Saturday, May 1… My only question concerns the scheduled 3:30pm event where patrons will apparently witness the relocation of the Hercules Certified Farmers Market. Hopefully it is not much more than a shifting of a few tables and chairs. Market Hall’s “What’s Cooking” calendar [...]
The city-wide garage sale is this coming weekend. As a New Urbanist however, I think there is an attractive alternative. Yes, I am talking about an old-fashioned swap meet. Garage sales are perfect examples of suburban living. In fact, garage sales are more accurately described as driveway sales, and driveways reign king in suburbia. I [...]
Market Hall tweeted its hours: Tuesday through Saturday — 10am to 9pm Sunday — 12pm to 6pm Monday — Closed The Farmers Market has been wisely relocated to the site of Market Hall (which will result in a much more walkable market), and will take place on Saturdays from 3:30 to 7pm. Market Hall’s website [...]
Tom Lochner reports on the interim use for Market Town… “Market Hall, a soon-to-come venue for upscale, mobile food vendors at Hercules’ busiest crossroads, is now receiving a warmer welcome from planners who three months ago expressed strong misgivings that it could end up as a tacky cluster of taco trucks, a flea market, trailer [...]
The planned interim use for the future site of Market Town (the part of New Town Center located at the former park-n-ride site) will open as Market Hall on May 1. The innovative retail center will feature many food vendors (supposedly gourmet) and outdoor activities including a great lawn, a fireplace and bocce courts. As [...]
It’s good to support events in our city, including our farmers market on opening day, scheduled for tomorrow… Hercules Certified Farmers Market Home Depot Parking Lot Saturdays 3:30 pm – 7:00 pm (May 2 to October 24, 2009) But may I suggest a much more favorable waterfront walk, one that doesn’t involve crossing San Pablo [...]
The Hercules Farmers Market has a website. My only complaint, er, constructive criticism, is that the calendar should not be in PDF form — but in web form, no downloading necessary — and more readable. Other than that, the site lists all of the vendors, and the seasons the different types of produce will be [...]