🌾 Dunlap Farmers Market Returns to Harris Park – Fresh Local Produce and Holiday Markets Ahead

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🌾 Dunlap Farmers Market Returns to Harris Park – Fresh Local Produce and Holiday Markets Ahead

The Dunlap Farmers Market is a seasonal fixture that brings locally grown produce, hand-crafted goods, and community connection to Harris Park throughout the year. As fall deepens in the Sequatchie Valley, the market is ramping up its schedule with special events and holiday markets through December.

The Dunlap Farmers Market is open this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. central time at Harris Park in Dunlap. πŸ›οΈ Shoppers can expect fresh, locally grown produce and hand-crafted items from regional vendors.

πŸ—“οΈ Mark Your Calendar

The market has announced a full slate of dates through the end of the year:

  • October 24 – Regular Market
  • October 31 – Regular Market with candy for the kids 🍬
  • November 7 – Holiday Market
  • December 12 – Holiday Market

πŸ“ Where to Go

Harris Park in Dunlap is the home of the Dunlap Farmers Market. The market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. central time on market days.

✨ Why You’ll Want to Be There

Whether you’re looking for fresh seasonal produce, locally made crafts, or a reason to connect with neighbors, the Dunlap Farmers Market offers all three. 🌱 The October 31 market adds a family-friendly touch with candy for kids, and the November and December holiday markets signal the shift toward year-end shopping and gatherings.

Don’t miss this weekend’s market – bring your reusable bags, arrive early for the best selection, and support local growers and makers right here in Dunlap. πŸ’š

πŸ€”Source

Dunlap Farmers Market – Dunlap Farmers Market is reminding the community about their upcoming market tomorrow at Harris Park from 9-1 central time, along with important dates for up…

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Written By Tom Seest

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