
Two New Artists Share our Wall this Month
We have TWO new local artists exhibiting at the Co-op this month: Leah Berry and Kelli Cayley. Here is what Kelli has to say about her work. I love
It’s that time of year again, when you can get a great deal on naturally raised turkey from a trusted local farm.
Building a strong community around good food is what food cooperatives are all about. Our particular co-op is a bit unusual; we proudly stock every department with local as well as more mainstream products. This strategy makes for a resilient local economy and ensures food security within our community while also rounding out our selection to truly make us a village sized, full service grocery store.
Art brings communities together! This is why we feature local artists in our Cafe Art Space every month. Often just one artist is featured, and their work is usually for sale. Sometimes we exhibit the collective works of local school art classes, child care centers, library book clubs and the like.
A food cooperative is more than the sum of its members because together we are better. Co-ops embody our hopes & dreams, energize and nurture us with meaningful conversation and comradery, and offer the reality that “many hands do make light work”. In short, co-ops are inspiring!
Wines, sought-after craft beers, and hard ciders. Lawson's Finest Liquids delivers regularly. Growler (jug) fill station offers four taps of varied local beers.
Organic, ecological, and conventional fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Local offerings year-round. Regional, national, and international sourcing, too. Local seasonal flower bouquets.
Local maple syrup and honey, baking ingredients (including gluten-free), fair trade nuts, coffee, tea, chocolate. Frontier Co-op spices. Bulk frozen fruits and vegetables.
Selection of local, organic, natural, and conventional products. Familiar brand names with a growing selection of gluten-free and vegan items.
Omnivore, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Breakfast baked goods; hot soups, entrees, salads, and sandwiches for lunch; a small selection of meals-to-go.
Fresh and aged cheeses from cow, sheep, and goat milk. Vermont specialties, regional delights, everyday and pre-sliced cheeses with familiar brand names.
Body care, vitamins, supplements. Conventional drugs, herbal tinctures, homeopathic remedies and essential oils. Topical and tinctured hemp products and raw VT honey.
Body care, vitamins, supplements. Conventional drugs, herbal tinctures, homeopathic remedies and essential oils. Topical and tinctured hemp products and raw VT honey.
Wines, sought-after craft beers, and hard ciders. Lawson's Finest Liquids delivers regularly. Growler (jug) fill station offers four taps of varied local beers.
Local maple syrup and honey; baking ingredients (including gluten-free); fair trade nuts, coffee, tea, chocolate. Frontier Co-op spices. Bulk frozen fruits and vegetables.
Local maple syrup and honey; baking ingredients (including gluten-free); fair trade nuts, coffee, tea, chocolate. Frontier Co-op spices. Bulk frozen fruits and vegetables.
Fresh and aged cheeses from cow, sheep, and goat milk. Vermont specialties, regional delights, everyday and pre-sliced cheeses with familiar brand names.
Omnivore, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Breakfast baked goods; hot soups, entree, salads, and sandwiches for lunch; small selection of meals-to-go.
Selection of local, organic, natural, and conventional products. Familiar brand names with a growing selection of gluten-free and vegan items.
Local maple syrup and honey, baking ingredients (including gluten-free), fair trade nuts, coffee, tea, chocolate. Frontier Co-op spices. Bulk frozen fruits and vegetables.
Body care, vitamins, supplements. Conventional drugs, herbal tinctures, homeopathic remedies and essential oils. Topical and tinctured hemp products and raw VT honey.
Fresh and aged cheeses from cow, sheep, and goat milk. Vermont specialties, regional delights, everyday and pre-sliced cheeses with familiar brand names.
Body care, vitamins, supplements. Conventional drugs, herbal tinctures, homeopathic remedies and essential oils. Topical and tinctured hemp products and raw VT honey.

We have TWO new local artists exhibiting at the Co-op this month: Leah Berry and Kelli Cayley. Here is what Kelli has to say about her work. I love

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Congratulations to Krista Licata (pictured left) of Pomfret! She won our fourth and final $25 gift card during our celebration of National Co-op Month in October. Pictured with Krista is

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Happy free cheese sample Thursday! Here is a chance to try something new and delicious, Ricotta Salata. This sheep’s milk cheese is imported from Sardinia, Italy and is astonishingly affordable.

We are grateful each year to the town of Royalton for hosting their Halloween celebration, Trunk or Treat, on the SoRo green. This is a mighty special, safe and sweet
Soro Market co-op will be closed on Thursday, November 27th for Thanksgiving. Please shop ahead and enjoy a happy and healthy holiday!