• Waukesha Tattoo Company @ Galleria Edge, 463 W. Main St., showcases the artwork of both father and son, Willis and Gerald Guthrie, in their “Like Father, Like Son”, exhibit, 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

• Spontaneous Gallery, 400 W. Main St., hosts “A Cultural Experience” art exhibit. Come see edgy, abstract art from Africa, Mexico, Indonesia and more! Make an offer on these pieces - would be great holiday gifts! 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

• Waukesha County Historical Society & Museum, 101 W. Main St., is having a Feathered Festival from 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Five live birds of prey, including an owl and a hawk, will be presented from 11:00 a.m. to noon.

• Join The Wisconsin Philharmonic for their first ever Season Kickoff Tailgate Party, part of Carroll University's Community Day at 123 S. East Ave. from 2:00-4:30 p.m.

This Week at the Farmers’ Market... Downtown Today

Waukesha Farmers’ Market Weekly Newsletter

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Recipe of the Week Brought to you by Little Swiss Clock Shop www.LittleSwissClockShop.com

• 4 eggs Eggs

• 1/4 cup chopped,

smoked salmon

• 1 Tbs Cream Cheese

• 2 Tbs Chopped onion

• Capers

• Toasted Bagel

Serves two people.

Ingredients: Procedure:

Contributed by Suzanne McDonaough

Scrambled Eggs

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Robert Kietzman #67 & 68 has Hedge Apples and large mums. Mums are beautiful flowers that are fairly hardy against frost. As your petunias, geraniums and lilies are fading, mums will compliment the fall color with their garden-cheering color.

Thomas Sonderegger #16 has delicious apples and cider. When guest Chef Josie from Bravo’s Top Chef demonstrated how to cook brussel sprouts, she cooked them in this apple cider. For flavor that will please anyone’s taste buds, add cider to brussel sprouts, pork chops and even make a pork gravy using cider. Cider popsicles make a wonderful, nutritious treat on a warm fall day.

Craig Petros #59 is known as “the honey guy” at the Farmers’ Market. This nickname is well deserved as his honey is absolutely delicious. You can spread it on toast, use it for baking, or add a little to sweeten peas, carrots, sweet potatoes and squash.

Esther’s Bakery #42 has delicious baked breads, pies and treats, including mini-pies that are perfectly sized for lunches.

• Whisk eggs until light and fluffy.

• Cook in frying pan until half way done.

• Add salmon, cream cheese and onion.

• Cook until eggs are set.

• Garnish with capers.

• Serve with a toasted bagel.

A delicious

variation on

scrambled

eggs.

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Question Of The Week

What if I purchase something large or heavy - how can I get

the item to my car?

If you make a purchase at the market and it's not easy to carry to your vehicle, we do have designated loading areas where you will be able to pull up your vehicle close to the Market to load your purchases and then pull away. The vendor you purchased from might be able to help you get the item into your vehicle. There is also the Market Manager on site who can help you.

Waukesha Noon Lioness Club Not your grandmother’s coffee club!

Be sure to become a fan of “Historic Downtown Waukesha” on Facebook for all the latest news on your community!

While the Waukesha Noon Lioness Club was first organized as the Lionettes 73 years ago, it is definitely not your grandmother's coffee club! The Lioness is a service club sponsored by, and enjoying a close working relationship with the Waukesha Noon Lions Club. As such, they are affiliated with Lions International and Lioness Clubs around the world.

Here in Waukesha , the Lioness are a group of active, socially aware women, from h o m e m a k e r s , o f f i c e employees, business owners to professionals. The Lioness have a common mission, serving the community through hands-on and fundraising programs. Working at a common effort, they enjoy sharing each others' ideas and friendship at monthly meetings. Among the local nonprofit agencies that the Waukesha Noon Lioness assist include:

ARCh, The Women's Center, The Food Pantry of Waukesha County, The Caring Place, St. Joseph's Medical Clinic, Strong Links Teen Center, Healthy Families of Waukesha County and Zablocki VA Women Veterans Clothing Room. Various Lions projects, such as Leader Dog and Blind Outdoor Leisure Development, are

also part of the caring mission.

If you would like to learn more about the Waukesha Noon Lioness Club, stop by Sprizzo's Gallery Caffe on

Main Street on Saturday, October 1 from 2-4 p.m. for a "Meet and Greet" with Lioness members. They will be happy to share information about the work they do.

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Christmas Parade Sunday, November 20th, 4:00 p.m.

“Candy Canes on Main”

Scouts, churches, community groups, sports teams—we’d love to see your group in the parade. Applications are

available online at: www.DowntownWaukesha.com

Waukesha Reads Book Collection

Harvest Day at the Farmers’ Market

Saturday, October 29 Bring your children to the Farmers’ Market to decorate a Trick-or-Treat bag from 11:00 am. - Noon.

Then join in the fun of Trick-or-Treating at downtown businesses from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Be sure to stop by the BID office while Trick-or-Treating for an extra-special item.

Meet and Greet

Saturday, October 1 2:00-4:00 p.m.

At Sprizzo Gallery Caffe’

Enjoy breakfast and lunch at Key Westconsin at the Farmers’ Market each Saturday.

The 2011 Waukesha Reads Service Project will collect new and gently used children's books for the Volunteers of Lake Country Free Children's Library at the Hope Center on East Avenue. Currently, the organization gives away more than 600 children's books a week to kids in need in our community. This service project is an excellent way to build community spirit while accomplishing a

task that has lasting impact for children in Waukesha. If you are interested in donating books to this cause, you are welcome to bring them to the BID Office (through October 28th) or to the Farmers' Market Information Tent (any Saturday between September 24th and October 29 th ) . For more in fo rmat ion , www.WaukeshaReads.com