April 13, 8 AM - 1 PM The Asheville City Open Air Market will be open at the Public Works Building, 161 S. Charlotte Street in downtown Asheville NC and Town Square Blvd in Biltmore Park Town Square . Find the the freshest, best-tasting food around and local artisan products
in two locations for your convenience, downtown and South Asheville.
EBT, credit, and debit cards are accepted. Additional activities include live music,
cooking demonstrations and food tastings from local chefs. The little ones will enjoy the Kids Corner Market activities, and more.
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Asheville City Market kicks off this Saturday
January 12 - The Asheville City Market opens its 2013 season this Saturday at the Haywood Park Hotel, 161 S. Charlotte Street in downtown Asheville. The Winter Market offers an opportunity to buy local foods from local farmers each Saturday from January through March.
2013 kicks off with potatoes, a great storage crop. Check the Market chart to find out which other local items are in season. Winter squash, apples, leeks and greenhouse vegetables are among January's crops.
Friends of the Market are needed. Interested in volunteering your time to plan the market, plan events, provide on-site support, reach out to farmers in the region, or other needed work? Contact Mike. Donations are Welcomed. Market start-up costs in advance of receiving any revenue will be significant.To help create this boon to Asheville's culture and vital link to Asheville's economy for our region's farmers, visit our donate page.
2013 kicks off with potatoes, a great storage crop. Check the Market chart to find out which other local items are in season. Winter squash, apples, leeks and greenhouse vegetables are among January's crops.
Friends of the Market are needed. Interested in volunteering your time to plan the market, plan events, provide on-site support, reach out to farmers in the region, or other needed work? Contact Mike. Donations are Welcomed. Market start-up costs in advance of receiving any revenue will be significant.To help create this boon to Asheville's culture and vital link to Asheville's economy for our region's farmers, visit our donate page.
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