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Wednesday Farmers Market at O’Hara Commons
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June 14, 2023 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Wednesday Afternoon Farmers Market at O’Hara Commons
Meet us on the lawn of The O’Hara Commons on Wednesdays in Hamilton from June through September.
Local growers, fresh produce, honey, baked goods, ferments, dairy and other local edibles.
Also follow O’Hara Commons & Sustainability Center to find Online Local Foods Market Storefront, open year-round!
O’Hara has been planning a party to open the summer season. In addition to our anchor vendors, Big Sky Squeezes and Jessi’s Wine & Goods will be joining us. Beverages for all ages!
There will be live music provided by Strummingbird Vegabond and House of Ferments will be offering their new line of sandwiches.
Additionally, we have 10 special vendors and farm & agriculture partners.
We hope to see you!
Wednesday, June 14 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Stay awhile. Bring chairs. Have a local foods picnic. Shop for Father’s Day.
Free
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