Parking, Schedule Details for Morgantown Market Place Grand Opening

MORGANTOWN – The Morgantown Market Place Grand Opening will be held Saturday, September 22, 2012 at 8 a.m. at the corner of Spruce and Fayette Streets.



The event is open to the public, and celebrates the completion and opening of the new Market Place Pavilion.



Parking for this event will be available in the metered lot across Spruce Street from the Morgantown Public Library, as well as in the Spruce Street Parking Garage (behind the Public Safety Building Complex.)



A schedule of events is attached below.


Please contact City Manager Terrence Moore, ICMA-CM, if you have questions related to this release.



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Morgantown Market Place Grand Opening

Schedule of Events

September 22, 2012



8:00AM – Dedication

Morgantown Mayor, Jim Manilla

Main Street Morgantown Board President, George Papandreas

WV State Director of Rural Development, Bobby Lewis

West Virginia State Delegates Marshall, Fleischauer, Barill, and Padson for State Grant Announcements

Morgantown Farmers Market Growers Association Vice President Jeanne Williams



8:30AM – Ribbon Cutting and Opening Bell

Dedication speakers as well as Monti, the WVU Healthcare Mascot



8:30AM-10:30AM – The Short Brothers



9:00-10:00AM – Richwood Grill Cooking Demonstration

Brought to you by Marion Ohlinger



9:30-10:30AM – “Green Morning” Workshop

“Slow Food” for Health, Quality, Savings, and the Environment

Presented by the Morgantown Municipal Green Team

Denise Palmer of WVU Heart Institute

Cassie Peters of Downstream Strategies

Lesa Gay of WV Farmers Market Association and South Morgantown

Community Farmers Market

Marion Ohlinger of Richwood Grill

Lauren Brennan of West Virginia Community Development Hub



10:30-12:30PM – One Bullet Barney



10:30AM-1:00PM – Vendor Demonstrations

Mother Earth Farm – Potting an Autumnal Planter

The Sheepherders Kitchen – Wool Spinning

Becilla Honey – Honey extraction w/ observation hive

North Elementary School – Planting Earth in Boxes

Perseverance Farm – Harvesting Wild Tree Nuts