Local Source Market

We had some switch up to our weekend so if you didn’t catch our stories last weekend **a little update** we decided to head back to HALIFAX this Saturday!

With no preorders in the books for Truro and so many requests to return, here we are…

Friday March 17th 🍀// AMHERST // 3-7 KBS lot **our usual spot ☺️

Saturday March 18th //
HALIFAX // 12-7 Local Source Market

📸: courtesy of Pilcher's Flowers & Gifts 🙏🏼

HALIFAX // we couldn’t be more pumped to join Local Source Market this Saturday from 12-6 at their Windsor Street location 🍕🍕🍕

Preorder to secure your Za’s // swing into Local Source for all things local & fresh 🥬🥕🥒🍞🍠

We will see you Saturday!!! 🙌🏼🫶🏼

on the corner of Almon and Windsor is where are set up every Thursday and Friday, 8am-2pm, come say Hi to Frank!

TIME TO BROC & ROLL! You may have noticed the punny signs at the corner of Almon and Windsor St. hinting at a new beginning. Well it’s time to officially spill the organic beans - Local Source Market is opening a new location at 2790 Windsor St.

“This feels like Halifax’s worst kept secret! Yes, it’s Local Source Market! We’re joining the West End neighbourhood and we’re bringing the good eggs,”says owner, operator, and Annapolis Valley native, Krista Armstrong. “I’m so delighted to show everyone what Local Source Market has grown to be. It feels like I’m having another child and I want everyone to meet them.”

With continued interest in online orders, Krista had her eyes on the old gas station as it provides the perfect space for easy curbside pickups. Inside, there’s much more room for activities. The new location will have an expanded fridge capacity, room for bulk package free shopping and a full display of Local Source’s prepared foods & bakery. There are also plans for pop-ups and other events that will continue to foster community.
Additionally, they are teaming up with Boxing Rock Brewing Company once again to host their on-site nanobrewery, bottle shop, and growler fill station.
For those who don’t like change, don’t fear! The 2530 Agricola St. steadfast location will remain open to champion a vibrant and dynamic food culture while providing a premium guest experience.
“Our suppliers have been so happy for us and the growth,” says Krista. “They are all enthusiastic to reach a greater population through us.

My Seany spent his formative years in South Africa.

As we were decompressing last night after another day of worry, he told me about a story of he and his younger sisters waiting in line each day for bread. The line would be at least 100 people long at the local grocery store.

Each family would get two loaves. No more than that.

They would wait every day. It’s just how it was. They had to wait for the good stuff.

So, this is my kind reminder that today we will be unable to save bread for you. There will be a line up, but it won’t be 100 people long.

Bread and any baked goods that aren’t pre-sold will be first come first served.

Thanks for understanding. We’re doing our best in a very scary situation.

We appreciate your support in this.