The bounty of Nova Scotia's many orchards and farms is on full display every summer in local farmer's markets. From Sydney to Yarmouth, Amherst to Halifax, there's produce galore to sample and enjoy. Here are some links to sites that will help you plan your food and wine adventures across the province.
• Farmersmarketsnovascotia.ca: This is an excellent resource for connecting with artisans and local farmers – and for celebrating community spirit.
• Wolfvillefarmersmarket.ca: This market hosts a number of foodie events, such as Valley Vineyards (Sept. 17, 2011), Deep Roots at the Market (Sept. 24, 2011) and Pumpkin Palooza (Oct. 8, 2011).
• Halifaxfarmersmarket.com: This gem of a market in downtown Halifax has been open year-round since 1750.
• Buylocalthinkglobal.com: The Farmer's Markets page has a listing of many of Nova Scotia's delightful farmer's markets.
• Valleytourism.ca: This site offers a listing of the well-loved markets in the picturesque Annapolis Valley.
• Nogginsfarm.ca: Agritourism-type activities are the focus of this farm. It's also home to Tideview Cider, made with heirloom apples grown at Noggins Corner.
• Tasteofnovascotia.com: Taste of Nova Scotia is a provincewide program with dozens of members ready and willing to offer the best of everything culinary-related.
• Novascotia.com: For all things Nova Scotian, including food and wine, places to eat, recipes and planning your trip, check out Food and Wine under the Discover Nova Scotia tab.
• Adventuresintaste.ca: There's plenty of information here to help you create your own unique culinary vacation package. There's also a free iPhone app available.
• Selectnovascotia.ca: This site features event listings, seasonal and local ingredient profiles, and recipes.
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