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Farmers Market on the Square enjoys first morning Farmers Market and Hungry Kids Cafe off to a good start on its first day. The crowd was building in the balmy, sunny morning hours, then winds brought the weather change and when rain and thunder rolled in the Market closed to keep everyone safe. Click on headline for full story with photos. By Donna Jones The Farmers Market on the Square (FM2) opened the 2018 season Saturday morning, April 14, at 8amCT with 12 vendors. There were lots of bedding plants, green onions and fresh lettuce. Each week more fresh vegetables and fruits will be appearing. There was also a variety of crafts as well as local honey, so for opening day, I was pleased. The crowd was picking up and lots of familiar faces were there until the weather changed. When rain and thunder rolled in around 10, for safety reasons, we closed the market early, but look for us next week, at the same place, FM2, at the Corner of Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, 8am-1pmCT, Saturday, April 21, at Then in June we will start the Wednesday afternoon market from 12pmNoon-5pmCT. The Farmers Market Vendors would like to Thank everyone for their support and look forward to seeing you this season. - DJ This story was posted on 2018-04-14 12:36:00
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