NEWSLETTER: September, 2026 Volume 01
Upcoming Events
1. Anacortes Farmers Market
Date: Sep 5
Time 9am to 2pm
Location: Anacortes, WA
2. Anacortes Farmers Market
Date: Sep 13
Time 9am to 2pm
Location: Anacortes, WA
3. Anacortes Farmers Market
Date: Sep 20
Time 9am to 2pm
Location: Anacortes, WA
4. Anacortes Farmers Market
Date: Sep 27
Time 9am to 2pm
Location: Anacortes, WA
We wind down to the start of fall.
Seasons change quickly and this year fall starts on the 22nd. September is an awesome time of year in the PNW. The leaves begin to turn near the end of the month. Sunset is at a decent time with it still warm enough to be out in shorts. At least for the first few weeks. Towards the end of the month is sleeping weather perfection. We are working on our fall season themes now. Look for more colors of all our products coming soon.
Easy on the teeth!
The feedback we have gotten about our dog toys has been great. Easy on the teeth for older animals with mouth sensitivity or small dogs who tire quickly. Both seem to love the feel of this one. We use upcycled t-shirts and add a tennis ball for a fun, tough but light toy.
September to remember.
Make a memory this September by picking a Whatchamacallit.
We have new themes this year and more coming. They ride skateboards and ATV’s, and are cute and unique, colorful pieces.
With good care you can look at your whatchamacallit years later and remember just where you were when you got it.
Have you seen our new octopus whatchamacallits?
They are brightly colored, slightly heavier than most whatchamacallits, and they land on their feet.
Check out all our whatchamacallits at our next market/event.
Make some chili before it gets chilly!
At the market you can still find some great veggies, and a great way to preserve them is by freezing, pickling, and more. Most people won't be salting any meat but making some freezables is very easy. Pickling can be a fun way to add great flavor to various veggies. You can go all out by home canning your veggies or pickles for use all fall and winter. Making and freezing, chili, tomato sauce, and other bases is a great way to get homemade taste for the upcoming seasons. Or you can make quick pickles in the refrigerator.