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61st Street Farmers Market Returns Saturday For 10th Season

The market wants to spend this year bringing in more customers to top 1,300 each market day.

The 61st Street Farmers Market Comes Back Outside Starting May 14

The weekly market resumes outdoors on May 14 after spending months inside over the winter.

StoryCorps Visits as 61st Street Farmers Market Moves Indoors Saturday

The 61st Street Farmers Market schedule continues through the winter, but with more limited days.

Experimental Station Scores $250,000 for Poor Families Buying From Farmers

A U.S. Department of Agriculture grant will expand half-price coupons to 50 farmers markets.

61st Street Farmers Market Hunting for Volunteers

The market is holding a training session on May 5 in preparation for moving back outside May 16.

61st Street Farmers Market Gets $175,000 in Grants to Expand

The grant money will help the market to expand services to low-income shoppers all year.

61st Street Farmers Market Moves Back Outdoors After Fruitful Winter Season

The winter market's first year was such a success it will continue next year.

Farmers Market on 61st Street to Operate Through Winter

The operation continues to be the most popular market in the state for LINK shoppers.

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