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The market started on the cobblestones near Old Salem in 2012, drawing over 1,600 people on opening day. It has since moved to 1007 Marshall Street SW, where it runs every Saturday, year-round — producers only, all screened for sustainable and humane practices. SNAP and EBT are accepted, and the market runs programs for food access and community education. Nationally ranked, generating $1.5 million in annual sales that stay local. Get there early.
Quick facts
- ·Now operating at 1007 Marshall Street SW (the market has moved from the Old Salem cobblestones).
- ·Grew out of the earlier Krankies Farmers Market and Triad Buying Co-op.
- ·Recurring living-culture landmark.
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