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Grand Opening Next Saturday!

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May 2, 2026

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We’re excited to welcome you to the farm as our on-site store officially opens next weekend on May 9th, just in time for a meaningful and family-centered Mother’s Day weekend.

This opening marks a new way to connect with us whether you’re stopping by to pick up your weekly essentials, exploring what’s new, or simply enjoying a slow morning out in the country. It’s also a wonderful chance to bring mom out to the Little Captain Creek for a relaxed visit, or surprise her with something thoughtful and local that comes straight from where it’s made.

To make the weekend feel a little extra special, we’ll have fresh cinnamon buns available starting at 8:00 AM while supplies last. Warm, soft, and made fresh that morning, they’re the perfect treat to enjoy as you start your visit. Alongside them, you’ll also find a selection of sourdough breads and other freshly baked goods, all prepared with care for the occasion.

Beyond the baked goods, the store will be fully stocked with all the farm-fresh products you already know and love from Little Captain Creek Farm, making it easy to grab everything you normally order online, but now right here at the source.

This is just the beginning of what we hope will be a welcoming, convenient space for our community to enjoy fresh food and a closer connection to the farm.

We look forward to seeing you on the 9th and sharing a meaningful start to the season with you and your family.

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