This storyteller only comes to the market in September and October to buy produce for the winter holidays, like kale, collards, and sweet potatoes.

Mom bought purple cauliflower because it was pretty! I sent her shopping and she returned with speckled beans and black beans from the Pea Man—who was incredulous that she didn’t want a third pound of beans for a dollar! That would be a lot of beans…...

Dressed up in a pirate hat, this young storyteller shares his market story: the time he got to pick a free vegetable for his birthday from One Straw Farm! He chose radishes because he doesn’t get to eat radishes all year round! A child who appreciate...

This storyteller found Charm City Hemp at the Fells Point farmers’ market. He just strolled up to ask if they were hiring, which reminds me of how I started working at Farm to Face. I just asked.

These seeds are a pair, existing both individually and alone, links in a chain, half of a friendship necklace. Interlocking stories.

I recognized this storyteller as a repeat customer from Farm to Face. As it turned out, she had just bought kohlrabi salad from my our stand. I remember making the salad over the summer. It was the most time intensive dish I made. This storyteller re...

This storyteller was one of my co-workers at Farm to Face. She loves the flowers at the market!

A young storyteller very intent on drawing rainbow chard, but didn’t trust her audience to identify it as such. So she labeled it just so there wasn’t any confusion.

This storyteller was from DC and visiting his partner in Baltimore. Today was a special day because usually his partner only goes to the market on weekends when they’re not together, but now they get to experience the market together!

Joan with the whimsical pottery draws a smiley face on her seed. She feels so much joy at the market, and appreciation. Seeing others buy her work makes her happy. I bought my first mug from Joan the Saturday after I turned in my final paper of the s...