Posts by Sarah Kanaby

We’re leaping into the new year with a new look for our McCusker’s Market location!  Starting on January 1st, until January 14th, the market will be closed for renovations–re-opening on the 15th bringing you a new and improved shopping experience.  To thank you for shopping with us, and for your patience as we renovate, please stay tuned for some special deals and coupons heading your way, as well as a grand re-opening party in January!  We’re looking forward to helping you get off to a great start in the new year.

Looking for help planning your New Year’s Eve celebration?  Still visiting with family? Celebrating Hanukkah?  We’ve got a great gift guide, gorgeous party platters and delectable cheese plates to help you entertain with ease, along with great deals on bubbly beverages in our Franklin Fresh Flier.

Please join us for another round of the Pothole Pop Up Shop this weekend for Second Saturday in Shelburne Falls!  We’ll have local crafts for sale from 2 to 6PM as part of the town-wide celebrations.

Please join us during Moonlight Magic on November 25th, from 4 to 9 PM, for a McCusker’s evening of local gifts and festive fun!  The Pothole Pop Up Shop is back for its second year, featuring crafts from Whispering Pines, Kettle of Hawks apothecary, Healing Elementals body care and jewelry, soaps and other delights from Earth’s Touch Naturals, wool from Winterberry Farm, and more.  We’ll be sampling organic, fair trade wines from Riojana from 6-8 PM, and participants in the new Passport Program are eligible to receive a cup of warming hot chocolate when they turn in their completed form!

As directed by the Franklin Community Co-op Ends Policy to “strengthen the social fabric of our community” and according to the cooperative values of equality, equity and solidarity, the board affirms the following statement:

 

Franklin Community Co-op — through introspection by and education with its member-owners, board, and staff — strives to become a fully inclusive, anti-racist, multicultural organization. To this end, we align ourselves with the work of existing anti-racist, multicultural organizations and seek their guidance to move toward meaningful change for the whole community.