Johnsbury, had closed, leaving a gap in the market. The nearest such business, R & J Meat Center in St. Meanwhile, in 2013, two years after leaving his teaching job for medical reasons, Libbey had decided to open a butcher shop. Hunter and his wife also welcomed the first of their two children. lis brewing company in Bethlehem, N.H.Following that came stints at the Cellars at Jasper Hill, the Vermont Food Venture Center, Burke Mountain Resort and rek' They remained in the South for three years, which he spent working in a five-star restaurant.īurned out from the high-intensity kitchen, Hunter returned to Vermont in 2015 and took a bartending gig at St. Libbey's housemade bacon on a bed of greensĪfter graduation, Hunter landed a culinary apprenticeship that took him to New Hampshire and then to Georgia, where he met his future wife.The cuts, simple or seasoned, are sold to loyal locals and out-of-state campers alike. Dozens of vacuum-sealed bags hold chicken pieces drenched in colorful marinades.īehind swinging doors, in a refrigerated room just steps from the sweltering kitchen, co-owner Cole Hunter and his crew break down beasts and birds into roasts, steaks, chunks, breasts and wings. An entire reach-in freezer is stuffed with flavorful sausages: cheddarwurst, bratwurst, chorizo, an onion-and-pepper version for sandwiches, and an herby one dubbed Simon and Garfunkel, among others. True to its name, the real stars here are beef, pork and chicken. This is Libbey's Meat Market, a small storefront with a staggering variety of products on East Burke Road in Lyndonville. Another cooler is packed with seafood: oysters, mussels, striped bass, lemon sole. A nearby cooler is filled with canned and bottled drinks, avocados, rhubarb cakes, and picnic-friendly sides, including jalapeño coleslaw, pimento cheese and curried chickpea salad. The first thing you notice is the smell of smoke, rising from a basket on the counter that's piled with glistening sausages. Marinated meats from Libbey's Meat Market.#countrymusic #realcountrymusic #livemusic #livecountrymusic #solo #acoustic #fulband #texasmusician #busyman #gladtobeworking #travellingman. Saturday, August 6th Old River City Cafe New Braunfels, TX Solo acoustic perform in the restaurant from 6pm-9pm. Saturday, August 6 Wimberley Market Days Wimberley, TX Solo acoustic performance on the ‘Pavilion Stage’ from 10am-2pm.
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Friday, August 5 Private Event Georgetown, TX Full band dance with the ‘Honkytonk Heroes Band’ from 7pm-10pm. Wednesday, August 3 Old River City Cafe New Braunfels, TX Solo acoustic performance in the restaurant from 5:30pm-8:30pm. Tuesday August 2 Barrels & Amps Georgetown, TX Two-Step Tuesdays! Full band dance with ‘Jukebox Deluxe’ from 6:30pm-8:30pm. LOL!! Monday, August 1 DoubleDave's Pizzaworks New Braunfels, TX Solo acoustic performance in the restaurant from 6pm-8:30pm. Today kicks off a SUPER BUSY week of country music! Here where I’ll be…come see me and make sure I don’t pass out from exhaustion. The money you spend here is going back into the community for worthy causes through the Wimberley Lions Club and we thank you!. Think of these organizations each time you park your car in a Lions Parking Lot. Think of all these grants the next time you buy a BBQ plate and a drink.
The Wimberley Lions will continue to invest in and support Market Days as a mainstay for the organization and for the Wimberley community. The Lions support a variety of programs including community service projects (Crisis Bread Basket, Barnabas Connection, Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Wimberley Library, Fire Department and EMS), worthy animal rescue projects (WAG, PAWS Shelter and ARF), the arts (Wimberley Community Chorus, Wimberley Valley Art League, Wimberley Players, Starlight Symphony Orchestra and EmilyAnn Theatre), youth programs (Girl and Boy Scouts, Special Olympics and the Hays County Youth Shelter), in-school youth projects (LEO Clubs at our high schools, Freedom Canines, academic improvement projects), 2 and 4 year scholarships (8 per year) and youth exchange… to name a few. In 2018, Wimberley Lions hit the $4,000,000 mark in contributions to the community since the club was chartered in 1969! Over 200 volunteers from the Wimberley Lions Club and local civic organizations provide their time and resources to make each Market Day possible.Īll net income from booth rentals, concession stands, parking lots and hauling goes to Wimberley Lions Club grants that support local programs, non-profits and activities.
Welcome to Wimberley Market Days, the Texas Hill Country’s largest outdoor market, with 490 booths on 20 oak shaded acres.
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