Black Farmers' Market in Raleigh

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Black Farmers' Market in Raleigh

Date and Time
Sun, Aug 9, 01:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Venue
Southeast Raleigh YMCA
Address
1436 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC (376.0 mi)
Price
FREE
Description

Experience the vibrant community spirit at the Black Farmers Market in Raleigh. This recurring event offers a fantastic opportunity for residents and visitors to explore fresh, local products while directly supporting Black farmers and business owners in the Triangle area. By shopping at this market, you are not only gaining access to high-quality goods but also participating in a meaningful effort to address historical challenges regarding land access and financial equity for local families.

The market serves as a hub for connection and empowerment, rotating locations to ensure broad access for the entire region. Whether you are looking for fresh produce or artisanal crafts, every purchase contributes to the sustainability of these local family farms. It is a wonderful way to enjoy your Sunday afternoon while building a stronger and more inclusive local economy.

We invite you to join us for this impactful gathering. Please visit the official Black Farmers Market Facebook page to view the current schedule, location updates, and specific vendor announcements. Come out to meet your neighbors, discover unique offerings, and show your support for this vital community initiative today.

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at Pope House, Raleigh,
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Black Farmers' Market in Durham
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at Durham Technical Community College, main campus,
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at Durham Farmers’ Market,
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