The Headhouse Farmer’s Market is back and the Daily News has the scoop:
“Business is booming for farmers who hail from around Pennsylvania, New Jersey and one as far away as Virginia. They’ve been selling produce from doughnut peaches to okra and homemade soap and bread since the market started earlier this month. Organized by the Food Trust, it arrives every year around this time and runs Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Thanksgiving. The market is the largest in the city and the oldest in the country, said market manager Nicky Uy.”
Old as dirt and farm fresh: Market is back in town [Daily News]
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