The Oak Cliff Lions Club and Cliff Temple Baptist Church is working together to bring fresh produce and locally-made crafts and products to the neighborhood.

A new Oak Cliff Farmer’s Market will kick off in February with the first Saturday of each month scheduled to be a Farmer’s Market Saturday.

The Church parking lot will be divided up into booth space which can be rented for $45 for the four hour market. Market hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon.

Local farmers with produce, bake goods, spices, meats, coffee beans, etc. are encouraged to contact John McCall at john@attorneymccall.com or (214) 676-7999.

The Oak Cliff Lions meet every Wednesday at noon for a luncheon and speaker at Weiss Auditorium at the Methodist Medical Complex on Colorado Boulevard. This week’s speaker is Renae Perry, Chief Operations Officer of the Senior Source of Dallas.

The Senior Source assists older adults at all income levels from the most active to the very frail. People come to them for help with job searches, nursing home advocacy, money management, volunteer opportunities and counseling on any aging issue. The Senior Source is a United Way service provider. Renae has worked with The Senior Source for many years. 

To attend a lunch meeting contact Sara Kitto: sara.kitto@oakclifflions.org

or President Carol Donovan: carolcdonovanpc@aol.com

Upcoming Events include:

Wednesday, January 20, 2016, noon: Speaker U.S. Congressman Marc Veasey - Weiss Auditorium

Monday, January 25, 2016 6:30 p.m. Past President Roast of Steve Bayless with Master of Ceremonies, Rosemary Rumbley

Hitt Auditorium RSVP to Sara Kitto: sara.kitto@oakclifflions.org