Shelter Island Historical: Vendors of the Week -- Lora's Ceramics + The Perfect Pickle |& Dance Music

Havens’ Market Vendors of the Week

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The Perfect Pickle is a small, locally-owned business providing gourmet pickles since 2016. Seven days a week they can be found in farmers markets all over Long Island selling a large variety of pickles, sauerkraut, olives, and other specialty seasonal items to tickle your taste buds.

For more info, visit: www.the-perfect-pickle.com

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Inspired by the running waves, the flowing air, the quiet earth – Lora creates unique ceramics for the home designed to be both beautiful and useful. Made by hand in her studio on Shelter Island, Lora’s pieces are one of a kind, or created in a limited series. Her unique work which includes vases, large serving bowls and trays, as well as mugs and small bowls, shows off the hand of the maker in their textured surfaces and glaze application.

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Lora says, “I am appreciative of everyone who stops by and enjoys my work. It makes me happy to have people building their collections and returning for more pieces each year – and I love it when people share photos with me pairing my vases with whimsical flowers from the market or my trays and platters with farm fresh vegetables, oysters or baked goods from Stars Cafe!”

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For more information, visit: www.loralomuscio.com

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SPECIAL MUSICAL PERFORMANCE THIS SATURDAY!

Join Buttermilk Bluff in exploring dance music from medieval France, the American Midwest of the 19th century, and contemporary Nova Scotia. Andy Norton plays a mandolin from Beijing, China and an octave mandolin from Melbourne, Australia. A summer resident of Shelter Island, in the winter months he performs with the 3rd Sunday String Band in Chicago. Heather Reylek, a familiar face in island music circles and at Havens’ Market will be playing acoustic guitar and
adding a few vocals.

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Havens Market runs rain or shine on the grounds

of The Shelter Island History Center every Saturday 9:00 am to 12:30 pm.

Admission is free. Donations to the Historical Society appreciated!

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