After a wet spring that kept the gravel lot soft well into May, the weekend market is back at the old boat landing. Fourteen tables this week, up from nine last year — mostly the usual: early greens, rhubarb, two beekeepers, and the Petersen girls selling cut peonies out of a wheelbarrow.
Setup is 8 a.m. and teardown by one, rain or shine. The township asks that vendors keep the north row clear so the launch stays usable; there was some grumbling about that last summer, but everyone seems to have made peace with it.
New this year is a shared scale by the coffee table, since three different people brought their own last season and none of them agreed. If you want a spot, there is no form to fill out — just come early and find Marj, who keeps the list in her head and has never once been wrong about it.