Doughnut art and eating highlights closing day of Maple Valley Farmers Market | Slide Show

The closing day of the Maple Valley Farmers Market featured doughnut art for kids and it hit the sugar mark. George's Bakery of North Bend donated the doughnuts. Rockridge Cider of Enumclaw donated cases of apple cider for the final day of the second season of the Maple Valley Farmers’ Market. The 17 weeks of the market featured a wide variety of vendors and entertainment.

By Dennis Box • October 9, 2010 4:56 pm
Joesph Lutz
Joesph Lutz

The closing day of the Maple Valley Farmers Market featured doughnut art for kids and it hit the sugar mark. George’s Bakery of North Bend donated the doughnuts.

Rockridge Cider of Enumclaw donated cases of apple cider for the final day of the second season of the Maple Valley Farmers’ Market.

The 17 weeks of the market featured a wide variety of vendors and entertainment.

George’s Bakery of North Bend, the popular new market vendor known for plate-sized donuts, fresh fruit pies, and other exquisite delicacies is donating eighty donuts, icing, and sprinkles for donut Art, certainly a type of art that even the talent-free can enjoy. Rockridge Cider of Enumclaw has also donated cases of apple cider in support of Maple Valley Farmers’ Market.