The weather outside isn’t exactly frightful yet, but it’s pretty darn cold. That’s not stopping Toledo Farmers’ Market. The month the outside doors on the space were lowered into place and 37 vendors crammed inside to offer fresh, locally-grown food and handmade crafts. “When we started the market a few years ago, a lot of the vendors were skeptical,” says Dan Madigan, executive director. “Now they’re not. Local foodies love being able to get all their favorite stuff and socialize while they’re doing it.” Some vendors are even teaming up to create special holiday gift baskets, so, in one trip, you can shop for items to place under the tree as well as on the table.
Toledo Farmers’ Market winter hours are Saturday, 9am-1pm. 525 Market Street. www.toledofarmersmarket.com. —NB
The weather outside isn’t exactly frightful yet, but it’s pretty darn cold. That’s not stopping Toledo Farmers’ Market. The month the outside doors on the space were lowered into place and 37 vendors crammed inside to offer fresh, locally-grown food and handmade crafts. “When we started the market a few years ago, a lot of the vendors were skeptical,” says Dan Madigan, executive director. “Now they’re not. Local foodies love being able to get all their favorite stuff and socialize while they’re doing it.” Some vendors are even teaming up to create special holiday gift baskets, so, in one trip, you can shop for items to place under the tree as well as on the table.
Toledo Farmers’ Market winter hours are Saturday, 9am-1pm. 525 Market Street. www.toledofarmersmarket.com. —NB
