March is finally here, and it brought both sunshine and rain. That also means there just one more Cabin Fever Market left before the first Hayden Market on Mother’s Day weekend. Join us on Saturday, 10 am to 3 pm at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds: Free Admission – Free Parking – 3 Buildings!
This time of year is such a busy time for our vendors. Farmers are busy getting seeds started to grow hearty plants to put in the ground in May, and our crafters are busy getting all of their hand-made artisan products stocked up and ready for this Cabin Fever and other early spring shows. We invite you to come check out the over 70 beloved and new vendors who will be there this Saturday. What KCFM goodies can you not live without? See below for some messages from our vendors and discover what’s in store.
We have some special things going on this Cabin Fever Market as well! We are bringing out the smoothie bike as a FREE activity for the kids, sponsored by Friends of the Market. Bill Bozly will be joining us again with live music, and our food court will include hot food (Puzo’s Pelmeni), coffee (Idahome Espresso), and fresh juice (Lake City Juice).
Also, we want to extend a huge THANK YOU to everyone who voted us North Idaho’s Best Farmers Market in the annual Inlander Best Of issue. Check out this lovely article for more.
Here are a few things you can expect from our vendors this weekend:
Lake City Bakers:Lake City Bakers is excited to be back in building 3 this weekend for the Cabin Fever Market! We will have new cookies, fresh breads, and our new Apple Cinnamon Coffee Cakes.
Kerr Microgreens:We’re bringing new items this Sat, 3/29 fr 10-3 @ the last KCFM Cabin Fever Market Stop by to try a sample of our FREEZE DRIED MICROGREENS! This is a great idea for your picky eaters, travelers, or just to boost your daily raw vegetable intake 🤩 Hope to see you soon!
Rainbow Turtle Tie Dye: Rainbow Turtle Tie Dye will be bringing lots of one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces: T-shirts, Dresses, jackets, and so much more.
Northern Latitude Foods: We will be there with Organic Coeur d’Alene Wild Rice, wild rice blend, and wild rice pieces for a wonderful way to enjoy a healthy, warm meal or soup for this cold time of year. Did you know that wild rice is a superfood? It is full of antioxidants, B vitamins and several minerals essential for bone health, immune 
function, and metabolism. We will also have a few half loaves of our fresh, homemade wild rice bread which sells out fast. We will be in building 1. See you Saturday!
Garden Party Fibers: Juaquetta will bring her new spring colors to the March Cabin Fever Farmers market. She hand spins these rustic yarn with local wool and alpaca. Stop by and check out her many new knit and crochet hats and shawls.
Blue Wildrye Farm: We’ll be in Building 1 with a great selection of products: pasture raised Berkshire pork, grass fed and finished beef, and if you come early enouhg, our delicious pasture eggs. We also have some great new flavors of sausage in stock!
Marrow & Tallow: Marrow & Tallow will be there! We are ready and fully stocked with our Beef & Bison tallow balms and bone marrow Collagen Cream.
Willow Wood Honey Farm: We will be debuting the new 4 ounce size of Man Hands Balm. Made from all natural ingredients, including beeswax and coconut oil, this healing and hydrating combination of tea tree, camphor and grapefruit essential oils is one of the best sellers for gals and guys alike. Previously it was only available in the 2 ounce tins but many customers have requested the 4 ounce tubs. They are now available! Stop by for a free sample of Man Hands or any of the beeswax hand 
butters at Willow Wood Honey Farm’s booth
Astilbe Lane: Hi! I’m Anna/Astilbe Lane. I create cotton rope baskets and custom dyed linens with vibrant yet earthy hues. I’m happy to participate in my first Cabin Fever Market this Saturday. I am excited to showcase new styles and new colors at this market, and am pleased to offer 10% off all linens to my customers this Saturday.
Eagle’s Dell Farm:Hatching Eggs! Eating Eggs! We’ve got EGGS! Eagle’s Dell Farm will be there to share with you not only our delicious farm fresh, all natural free range chicken eggs, but we’ll also be available to discuss the differences in nutritional value and uses for quail and duck eggs vs chicken. Have you been looking for baby chicks but can’t get them? Pick up some fertilized hatching eggs to incubate your own turkeys, geese, ducks, quail, or chickens! These could be a great homeschool project (quail eggs are a great source of protein, are easy to hatch and can often be kept in backyards even where HOA’s exist.) We’ll be at the Cabin Fever Market on Saturday, 3/29! See you then!
Bonsai Bob: I’ll be there this Saturday with my full spread of bonsai trees, from small to large. Get spring started early with a beautiful bonsai.
And much more…we look forward to seeing you!
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