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Category: Attraction
The Slow Food Upstate Earth Market
Phone: (864) 289-0103
City: Greenville
Region: Mountains
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The Slow Food Upstate Earth Market
The Slow Food Upstate Earth Market opens every third Wednesday of the month from 3-7 pm from May to September and hosts two Saturday holiday markets in November and December. Please see our calendar for details at www.slowfoodupstate.com
The Earth Market is not just another farmers market! Besides wonderful vegetables, herbs, meats, honey and breads, the market dedicates one booth every event for local artists.
This is locally grown food at its best and produced with very clean environmental standards, with animal welfare held in high regard.
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