Farmers Market, Sweet Home, Oregon, USA.

The Sweet Home Farmers Market 
Here’s what I’ve learned about it 
by Wanderer MoonChild



This outdoor market starts every year in June continues through September. The rain or shine visitors have the opportunity to browse and look for a locally grown produce meat take some yummy treats created on site with regional ingredients 


and enjoying performances by talented local Misicians out of the market a small patrons can find a large variety of items just strawberry goat cheese herbs flowers plants non-food items that were made from products grown by vendors such as wool hat soaps are also available in addition to offering the highest quality items organizers Work to inform the consumer about what they are purchasing an offer expanded education events for interested  customers.

Your pet is welcome. Please keep on a leash. Please make sure their paws don't get too hot on our pavement.

The farmers market is held every 
Tuesday from 2 PM to 6 PM 
in the City Hall parking lot

 for additional information please contact 
www.sweethomefarmersmarket.org

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