MOUNT VERNON– Have you ever wondered how a produce auction works, who grows the fruits and vegetables being sold, or how the Amish farming community contributes to the local economy?
Kelly Brown, retired manager of Owl Creek Produce Auction, provides a behind-the-scenes look at this local enterprise at The Woodward Exchange on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m.
In an informal conversation, Brown will share the history of Owl Creek Produce Auction, explain how the auction process works, and introduce audiences to the growers, consignors, and buyers who make it all possible.
The evening will also explore the relationship between the auction and the Amish farming community, highlighting the traditions, hard work, and personal relationships that contribute to its success.
Beyond the business aspect of buying and selling produce, Brown will share stories from his time as manager, offering a glimpse into the people, challenges, and memorable moments that make Owl Creek Produce Auction such an interesting part of our community.
The Woodward Exchange is a community conversation series that brings interesting people, fresh perspectives, and engaging stories to the stage. Through relaxed, informative discussions, the series celebrates the individuals, ideas, and experiences that enrich our community.
Whether you’re a regular auction visitor, a curious first-timer, or simply someone who enjoys learning more about the people and places around us, you’ll enjoy an informative evening.