Farmer's market are the perfect place to buy fresh, local produce while supporting small-scale farmers. These markets allow farmers and other vendors sell their products directly to consumers. Typically, they feature locally grown fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and other foods.

They also offer an opportunity for consumers to connect with the people who grow their food, ask questions about farming practices, and learn more about the food they are eating. In addition to fresh produce, many farmer's markets also offer prepared foods, crafts, and other items.

By buying from a farmer's market, you can help support the local economy and reduce the environmental impact of food transportation. Additionally, the produce at a farmer's market is often fresher and more flavorful than what is available at a grocery store, as it is picked at the peak of ripeness and doesn't have to travel long distances to reach the consumer.

Take a look at some local venues that can help you support local agriculture, try new foods, and connect with the community.