Farmers, crafters and more who sell everything from fresh fish to meats, flowers, cheeses, breads, artwork and pet treats gather to sell their fare in local farmers markets.
One of nearly every suburban community's much-vaunted regular fair-weather events is its farmers market, usually held weekly during the summer and fall. Farmers, crafters and many more who sell everything from fresh fish to meats, flowers, cheeses, breads, artwork and pet treats gather for several hours in a designated area on a designated day or evening each week to sell their goods to enthusiastic local residents.
The market runs a $1 off coupon in the Daily Herald every Friday. It is good at any Elk Grove Farmers Market vendor. She also said that the market features food vendors selling fresh tamales, crepes, street corn and Filipino lumpia for consumption while shopping. This year the market will be staged along the River Walk Promenade, from June 2 through Oct. 13, because its former location is undergoing massive street construction, according to Sarah Michaels, market manager. The market runs from 3 to 7 p.m. each Friday but is extended until 8 p.m. on the first Fridays of June, July and August.
"We are also adding a kids area this year where we will offer free arts and crafts, story times, scavenger hunts and more and we are incredibly grateful to Ascension St. Joseph for their generous sponsorship of and participation in the market," Michaels added.
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