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The Third World Bazaar is alive with activity with goods arriving from Ecuador, Nepal, Guatemala, Indonesia, Thailand and Egypt. Witness the re-opening Thanksgiving 2011.

Looking for Stories
This is the 30th anniversary of TWB and it has been a great three decades. We are working on a media project compiling stories and would love to hear yours! Please contact us at thirdworldbazaar@rogers.com

with any of the following experiences: anyone who has attended all 29 sales, homes furnished in TWB goods, experiences with staff or any other noteworthy stories.

Roots and Shoots
Roots and Shoots www.rootsandshootsfarm.com , the organic gardeners, have expanded their production significantly. They are selling their vegetables at several market locations and to a larger number of Community Supported Agriculture patrons. Robin Turner, and his team, can be found this summer and fall at a number of Farmer’s Markets (Lansdowne on Sunday’s, Kanata on Saturday’s, and Thursday’s 4-8PM at Bakker’s General Store and Mountain Equipment Coop in Westboro. Tasty, nutritious vegetables from the fields of the Third World Bazaar.

Grazing Days Farm
Grazing Days has expanded their herd to 30 heads of grass fed Black Angus cows. You can see the ladies munching away in the fields at the corner of Mitch Owen’s and Bowesville. The fields have been divided into many separated paddocks; the cows are moved daily to ensure they have fresh, highly nutritious, grass. These are the best fed cows you will meet! If you are interested in tasting high quality and reasonably price beef check out www.grazingdays.com.

The Third World Bazaar will be opening on Friday October 7th, we look forward to seeing you then.

Third World Bazaar - Manotick Station, Ontario

30th Anniversary of the Third World Bazaar!

Opening day is Friday October 7th, of Thanksgiving Weekend. You can check out the bizarre Bazaar every weekend until November 20th. Check Dates and Hours for details.

Over the last 30 years, there have been many funny, and ‘interesting’ experiences at the Bazaar, in its many incarnations. We are looking for people who have attended the sale for 20-29 years, decorated a room or home in TWB product, had a unique experience with a staff member, or any other noteworthy story. If you would like to share your experience, please contact us at ThirdWorldBazaar@rogers.com, who knows, you might even get in the paper!!

We are looking forward to seeing you all again soon.

Peggy, Dick, Case and Anneka Bakker, and all the Third World Bazaar staff.
 

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Third World Bazaar's Green energy production project.

 

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in our section on Giving Back to the community.