The City of Frederick moved forward on an ordinance change to allow mobile food units to operate at craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries.
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Brewing Up Business: Frederick Changes Code to Allow Breweries to Host Food Trucks, Vendors, and Events
The craft brewing industry contributes $55.7 billion to the U.S. economy and Frederick is well-positioned to attract and support this rapidly expanding industry. On August 4, 2016, The City of Frederick amended City code to allow breweries, farm breweries, and wineries to hold special events, including the ability to host events with food trucks and vendors.
Made in Frederick: Uncle Ralph's Not Yet Famous Cookies
Made in Frederick: Uncle Ralph's Not Yet Famous Cookies
Located on Frederick's east side, Uncle Ralph's has been offering their baked goods for over three decades. Their sweets and cookies more closely resemble home-baked goods than factory-baked desserts. Anne-Margaret Denlinger, Sales and Marketing Specialist and daughter of owners Margaret and Ralph Wight, answered a few questions about Uncle Ralph's and let us have a behind-the-scenes tour at how their products are made.
7 Ways to Participate in the Buy Local Challenge
The annual Buy Local Challenge encourages participants to make a personal commitment to eat local during Buy Local Week, July 23 - July 31, 2016.
It's easy to sign up to take the challenge. Residents can easily step up to the challenge any time of the year, not just during the Buy Local Challenge week. Here are some tips to get started.
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Made in Frederick: McCutcheon’s Apple Products, Inc.
McCutcheon's Apple Products, located right next to Carroll Creek, produces and sells all of their products from their factory in Frederick. McCutcheon's is a family-owned business that has been making their products in Frederick since 1938.
7 Farmers Markets in the City of Frederick
Everedy Square & Shab Row Farmers Market |
7 Farmers Markets Located in the City of Frederick, Maryland (2015)
Church and East Streets
Through November 21
3 Ways to Celebrate Small Business Saturday in Frederick
Here are 3 ways you can show some local love and celebrate Small Business Saturday in Frederick:
- Get Up Early to Get a Downtown Doorbuster Bag - Show up early in Downtown Frederick to be one of the first 200 people to receive a "Downtown Doorbuster Bag Giveaway." From 10-Noon, the first 200 attendees will receive a FREE custom-designed, reusable Downtown Frederick shopping bag with deals at 40+ shops and restaurants. Learn more: http://bit.ly/1tf21o5
- Receive up to $30 back with your American Express Card - If you have an American Express card, visit http://amex.co/1AeJ1h4 to register your card and receive up to $30 back for shopping in registered small businesses. Visit the Shop Small Map to see locations city-wide.
- Share How You Shop Small - In addition to using #ShopSmall on November 29, use #ShopSmallFredco to share how you shop small in Frederick. We are partnering with the Frederick County Department of Business Development and Retention to feature photos capturing the spirit of #ShopSmall and tagged with #ShopSmallFredco via Facebook and Twitter. The photo could be you dining at a restaurant, picking up bread at a local bakery, a favorite shop or business, or just getting a jump start on your shopping.
Director of Economic Development Richard Griffin getting ready to shop small this season in Downtown Frederick. |
7 Ways to Participate in the Buy Local Challenge
Mayor Randy McClement at the Everedy Square and Shab Row Market. |
In addition, Mayor McClement challenges the Frederick community to try one new local product weekly during the growing season.
Seasonal pick-your-own options at Glade Link Farms. |
1. Shop at one of the 8 Farmers Markets located in the City of Frederick or at a county market.