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Hendersonville farmer’s market Sunday, July 1st
From the Hendersonville Times-News:
Visitors and merchants saw a need for the Historic 7th Avenue District to hold a second local farmer's market; therefore, the event showcasing locally grown and organic foods will be in full swing Sunday, according to Tara Ledbetter, executive director of the Historic 7th Avenue District.
Facts
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What: Historic 7th Avenue Local Farmer's Market
Where: Historic Train Depot
When: Sunday, July 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More information: http://www.7thavehvl.com
Originally, the free event was held only once a year as an alternative during the Apple Festival that runs on Labor Day weekend.
Visitors and merchants saw a need for the Historic 7th Avenue District to hold a second local farmer's market; therefore, the event showcasing locally grown and organic foods will be in full swing Sunday, according to Tara Ledbetter, executive director of the Historic 7th Avenue District.
Facts
Want to go?
What: Historic 7th Avenue Local Farmer's Market
Where: Historic Train Depot
When: Sunday, July 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More information: http://www.7thavehvl.com
Originally, the free event was held only once a year as an alternative during the Apple Festival that runs on Labor Day weekend.
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