Due to the COVID-19 Crisis we are required to cancel this event in order to maintain social distancing and flatten the curve! Keep on knitting and stay safe!

Calling all knitters, crocheters, and cross stitchers! Bring a project to work on and any items you’re interested in donating to other crafters.

Crafting newbies, if you are interested in learning how to knit, go to Michaels or Joannes and pick up a ball of dishcloth cotton yarn (like Lilly and Cream) and knitting needles in size 7 or 8. You can learn how to cast on and garter stitch a dish cloth to start learning the knit stitch at the meeting.

We look forward to seeing you soon! Let us know if you're planning to come so we know how much space to save. All skill levels welcome!

It's that time! Our Annual Meeting + Potluck where we review the achievements of the previous year, vote on a new Board of Directors, vote on new items, and discuss the coming year. 2020 is going to be an exciting year for the CO*OP! Make your voice heard! And enjoy some great community and food.

Meeting location is the Fireside Room at Immanuel Church of Christ. Enter through the Edmondson Ave. main door.

Calling all knitters, crocheters, and cross stitchers! Bring a project to work on and any items you’re interested in donating to other crafters.

Crafting newbies, if you are interested in learning how to knit, go to Michaels or Joannes and pick up a ball of dishcloth cotton yarn (like Lily and Cream) and knitting needles in size 7 or 8. You can learn how to cast on and garter stitch a dish cloth to start learning the knit stitch at the meeting. 

Elderberry Syrup is making its way into the news quite often this winter. Are you wondering if you and your family should be taking it to help fight against influenza? Maybe you have questions about how much and how often. Join Keli Schumacher of Maya Herbals discuss the medicinal benefits of elderberry syrup and how it can naturally help support your immune system during the cold and flu season. She will answer questions and demonstrate how to make elderberry syrup with simple ingredients. She will also have samples for your tasting and a handout with a basic recipe for creating your own at home. Hope to see you!

DIY Elderberry Kits will be available for purchase through the Co-Op at the evening's Market

Calling all knitters, crocheters, and cross stitchers! Bring a project to work on and any items you’re interested in donating to other crafters.

Crafting newbies, if you are interested in learning how to knit, go to Michaels or Joannes and pick up a ball of dishcloth cotton yarn (like Lilly and Cream) and knitting needles in size 7 or 8. You can learn how to cast on and garter stitch a dish cloth to start learning the knit stitch at the meeting.

We look forward to seeing you soon! Let us know if you're planning to come so we know how much space to save. All skill levels welcome!

Come celebrate the holidays with your CO-OP community! Not a member? Come see what we are all about!

And...if you’re interested in becoming a Board Member of the Catonsville Cooperative Market come meet the current board, ask questions, and join this fun and dedicated group of people working on marketing, purchasing, event planning, growth and more in 2020! Board Nomination Applications will be due on December 31st, 2019.

See you Wednesday, December 18th, at the new OCA Mocha Coffee House in Arbutus to celebrate the holidays, community and our support of local, healthy food and local economy!

Calling all knitters, crocheters, and cross stitchers! Bring a project to work on and any items you’re interested in donating to other crafters.

Crafting newbies, if you are interested in learning how to knit, go to Michaels or Joannes and pick up a ball of dishcloth cotton yarn (like Lilly and Cream) and knitting needles in size 7 or 8. You can learn how to cast on and garter stitch a dish cloth to start learning the knit stitch at the meeting.

We look forward to seeing you soon! Let us know if you're planning to come so we know how much space to save. All skill levels welcome!

We will be celebrating Small Business Saturday with an open Market and a bunch of local and sustainable goodie baskets to start the shopping season! Support Local Businesses!

This class will cover how to set and maintain a worm composting system. We will discuss the following topics:
Choosing or building a worm bin;
Choosing bedding material;
Acquiring worms;
Setting up your bin;
Taking care of your warms.
We will also build a demonstration bin and examine an active working worm bin. Kids welcome!

Please RSVP.

Looking forward to the annual Tr8lley Festivus fundraiser community event. Live local music, food, craft beer, artisans and kids zone activities!

Jon Steiman will be stopping by the Catonsville Cooperative Market to be discussing his new book, Grocery Story: The Promise of Food Co-ops in the Age of Grocery Giants, by New Society Publishers. We are grateful to be joined by Jon to guide us in this discussion and the discoveries he made while writing and researching his book.

Jon will have a book signing and open discussion from 4:30PM-5:30PM with a discussion of his book scheduled at 5:30PM in the IUCC Fellowship Hall during our Market. Make sure to plan your shopping trip to include this interesting evening!

“Grocery Story makes a compelling case for how food co-ops, as alternatives to corporate grocery giants, are spurring the creation of delicious local food economies and stronger communities, while changing the global food system for the better.“

We will be hosting a Seed + Plant Swap at this Saturday’s Market! If you have some extra seeds and baby plants to share, bring them and swap for new and exciting additions to your plant community. We will have a table set up outside (weather permitting) for exchange.

We will also have a Master Gardener on site to discuss native plants, vegetable gardening, stormwater management, etc.!

Come learn from our expert kombucha brewer how to make your own kombucha from Co-op ingredients! Students will receive a starter SCOBY and materials to make their first batch. Tickets available through EventBrite. $15 for Co-op Members, $25 for Non Co-op Members.

Thank you to the generosity of The Pottery Cove for hosting our event at their space and to HEX Ferments for supplying our SCOBYs and kombuchas for tasting!