Belles of the West
Hand-spun yarn, shawls and accessories in the previous-vendor description.
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Hand-spun yarn, shawls and accessories in the previous-vendor description.
Vegetable starts, tomatoes, peppers, garlic, salsa and jam in the previous-vendor description.
Vegetables, berries, fruit and herbs in the previous-vendor description.
Canned goods, fresh and dried mushrooms, dried fruit and fresh herbs in the previous-vendor description.
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Saturday · 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
The site lists May 2 as the first day of its 2026 season and advertises Saturdays, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., through mid-October. It does not give an exact final date; confirm before traveling.
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.The market describes produce and locally made artisan goods. Vendors rotate weekly, so these are typical offerings, not current inventory.
The homepage includes baked goods and locally made bread among its typical food offerings; this is not live inventory.
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