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We have had an unusually cool Spring in Payson. Well. actually we have alternated cool (even snow!) with really warm. The weather has slowed down my garden, and I imagine I'm not alone in  that. Hopefully SOME of the growers who will sell at the Farmers Market live in areas which haven't been as cool, and will have early veggies. We have bakers who produce wonderful baked goods, jams and jellies, marinades and rubs, cheese, herbs and seedlings, herbal products, a massage lady, prepared food, live entertainment- something for everyone!

We've had another location change for the Market. It will be held in the Sawmill Crossing shopping center,in front of the theater, and behind Chilis. This is a great location! Lots of parking on every side, several ways in and out of the area, and lots of people around. There are two restaurants (Chilis and Macky's Grill) in the center, so come to the market and then have lunch! Or go to Scoops for some great ice cream or coffee.

The first Market day will be May 29th- and every Saturday thereafter- 8 am till noon.The Market runs through mid October. If you come to (or through) Payson on the 29th- that's Memorial Day weekend, come and check out the Market. The shopping center is on the West side of Beeline Hwy, at the South end of Payson.

Visit the MArket web site http://www.PaysonFarmersMarket.info

or find us on Facebook and Twitter

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8 Comments on Is it ever going to stay warm? Farmers market starting Memorial Day weekend!

MAY
12
2010
1,521,703 Points 112 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Leslie:  I love a good farmer's market.  And I hope the weather in Payson has cooperated with your local growers so they have something to bring to market for the community.
5:12pm • #1
MAY
13
2010
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Thanks. I love markets, too. I take a few things from my garden to sell now and then, and I do their web page for them to try to encourage it.
2:10pm • #2
MAY
19
2010
250,417 Points

Nice...I can't wait!  We should be up there by then!

Cheron
5:21pm • #3
MAY
20
2010
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Great! I'll be at the co-op table. Come by and say hello in person!
5:38pm • #4
MAY
23
2010

Farmers' markets are in full swing here. They have become so profitable in terms of sales taxes that almost every city now has a farmers' market, and some cities have several.
1:28am • #5
MAY
27
2010
271,439 Points 22 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Leslie ~ Your pictures "GOT ME"  they are making me want to drive up to Payson to shop!  Great information to be able to share! 
12:46am • #6
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Thanks, Carra, All pictures form last year's market.
1:44pm • #7
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14
2010
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Everything looks so good!  We really didn't have a spring at all either.  We are headed into the heat of the summer and it is still cold here and there.
9:37pm • #8


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