The farm market is back in bloom.
SHOP SMALL: The artisans and vendors attract customers on foot and by bike to browse the refreshments, handcrafted items and more. (Photos by Ava Schumann)
The Surf City Farmers Market kicked off its ninth season on June 19 with more than 40 vendors meeting in the lot next to the firehouse to sell fresh produce, artisan goods and handmade crafts. Look for it every Monday morning from 8 to noon, through the end of August.
Walking through the market’s dense stalls, visitors can expect to meet plenty of early-morning joggers, organic vegetable enthusiasts and dog lovers.
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