SkySong Farmers Market: Arizona Community Market comes to South Scottsdale
Published: Oct 22, 2009
Under the iconic shade structure at SkySong on Thursday from 3-7 p.m., patrons have an opportunity to mingle with other neighborhood residence, enjoy live music and shop for locally grown and produced items from some of Arizona's best farms. SkySong is ASU's Innovation Center where innovation, technology and imagination fuse together business, community and university minds to create new collaborative ideas that address local, world and global issues.
The Arizona Community Farmers Markets offers fresh and organic foods, attractive pricing and tips for preparing produce and other products that come straight from the farm. The locally organized and run market support the local economy and sustainable farming, while bringing fresh foods to consumers. Vendors are required to be small local growers and farmers or their family members or agents.
Have questions about growing your own vegetables or gardens? There’s no one better to ask than the farmers themselves. They can also provide tips on great ways to use their produce or other products. Some of the products at the markets include seasonal produce, baked goods, jams and jellies, eggs, meats, cheeses, salsas, spices, jewelry, flowers, hand-made craft products, candles, lotions and soaps.
Planning a visit to the farmers market? Here are a few tips:
• Bring your own shopping bags
• Bring cash — change and small bills
• Shop early for the best selection
• Wear comfortable and cool clothing, use sunscreen and bring drinking water
For more information about the Arizona Community Farmers Market, visit the website. There you will find information about other Farmers Market locations, dates and times.
- by Jennifer Pruett, Phoenix Reporter for HelloMetro
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