Fresh Veggies in the Rondout?

Yep. Kingston Foods & Gardens is now offering fresh, organic fruit, veggies and dairy at its storefront at 33 Broadway. Organic apples are less than $2 a pound and avocados are $1.09.

The store also sells 7th Generation paper products, eggs, raisins, grains and more. Today, the store is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the Art Walk.

Kingston Food & Gardens Open House

Kingston Food & Gardens, an organic and natural foods buying club said today this it will open its doors this Saturday, Feb. 7, night during the First Saturday Art Walk. The storefront, located at 33 Broadway on the Rondout, will be open between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

“Come learn about the benefits of the buying club and why organic products are better and healthy for you and your family,” the buying club said in a statement. “Yearly membership is $36, which allows members to experience up to 30 percent off the price of goods found at retail venues.”

“It’s so important that people eat clean, organic food,” said Kingston Food & Gardens President Jennifer McKinley. “Whole grains such as brown rice, millet and quinoa are essential for healthy bodies. We also offer members hundreds of other products such as raw cheeses, yogurt, agave, lentils, nuts, seeds and dried fruit. At the moment, our products are sourced from one of the largest national distributors of organic products. We are also working with a local distributor who specializes in fresh, biodynamic and organic local produce and dairy. And we are in the process of working with local growers, farmers and other producers to bring in their products as well.”

For more information, email us at: kingstonfoodandgardens@gmail.com