Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.

Look for over 90 unique vendors throughout the 10-week season, with approximately 60 in attendance each week.

You will find them indoors on the lower level of Russell’s Garden Center, outdoors under cover, and working from food trucks. Eighteen vendors are making their debut this season, or returning after several years.

Join us for breakfast, lunch and hot or cold beverages.

Thinking about dinner? There are many options: dumplings, empanadas, tamales, pierogi, lasagna, ravioli, pasta, soup and pot pies.

Our popular Sunday Farm Fiber Days return on January 21 and March 3 for those who are interested in knitting, spinning, felting, weaving, visiting sheep, petting bunnies, watching spinning wheel and sock making machine demonstrations or purchasing knit, woven, embroidered and felted items.

The event hours will be extended: 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

The 60 vendors attending will include prepared foods and beverages.

To find out who will attend each week, sign up for the market email here.