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1 / 5Photo: www.coopfarmersmarket.comFarmers Market
Scranton, Pennsylvania
The Co-Operative Farmers Market feels like a true farm-to-community stop, with shoppers buying directly from farmers on an open-air midway. During the season, the market runs three days a week and highlights home-grown, fresh-picked fruits and vegetables along with items like jams & jellies, honey, and baked goods. Visitors can also find fresh cut and potted flowers, and the market hosts seasonal programming such as cooking demonstrations and other weekly happenings. The market’s long history and co-op structure emphasize that the products are grown by the members who sell them. The site also notes a no-pets policy on market grounds.
No dogs (or animals) are allowed on market grounds. The market participates in WIC. The about page mentions bathroom facilities and an adequate parking lot.
The Co-Operative Farmers Market in Scranton, Pennsylvania is an open-air seasonal market that is solely owned and operated by the farmers who sell there. It offers home-grown and fresh-picked produce and other farm products, with weekly events such as cooking demos, canning tips, and music during the market season. The market runs on a set schedule each week and publishes a seasonal shopping guide for what’s fresh by month.
July – November
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