Fulton Street Farmers Market Info
Second Season Market | Saturday | 10AM-1PM
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Maybe if we all just keep shopping outside, the weather will start to reward us! An outdoor team can dream, can’t we? Well, if the weather won’t be rewarding us, the local vendors will! Join us this weekend and connect with the people who work hard to provide us with fresh, healthy food. When you take time to connect with the people who grow and produce the food that nourishes you, you’ll find yourself feeling more connected to others in your local community and the earth as well. The benefits are endless when you shop at the Farmers Market. So, join us this weekend to breathe in some fresh air, and leave with a full basket and even fuller heart.
Look at the list below to see which products will be available tomorrow! If you are wondering WHO will be at the market, check out our ROLL CALL on our Facebook or Instagram! The market is open for Second Season on Saturdays 10AM-1PM now through April 30, 2021.
What's at the Market?
- Apples & apple products
- Assorted cheeses- made from cow milk, sheep milk, goat milk!
- Baked goods
- Barbecue sauce infused with wine
- Bean dip
- Beets
- Body care products- handmade soaps, hand creams, lotions + more!
- Bread (assorted)
- Cabbage
- Candles
- Carrots
- Cider
- Dried beans
- Eggs – chicken, duck, turkey
- Garlic
- Greens – large variety
- Handmade artisan products – large variety
- Hard cider
- Herb infused olive oil & vinegar
- Honey
- Ice cream (vegan & dairy-free options available)
- Leeks
- Loose leaf tea
- Maple syrup
- Meat - chicken, beef, pork, rabbit, lamb, duck, goat
- Microgreens
- Milk
- Mushrooms (wide variety)
- Mustard
- Onions
- Parsley
- Parsnips
- Pastys
- Potatoes
- Premade meals
- Preserves
- Radishes
- Rutabaga
- Sauerkraut
- Scallions
- Shallots
- Sweet Potatoes
- Tortillas & tortilla chips
- Turnips
- Wool & wool products
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