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YOU’RE INVITED
to experience the hometown mountain atmosphere of Western North Carolina’s second largest farmers’ market!! Conveniently located in downtown Waynesville, you’ll enjoy interaction with the area’s premier farmers and other vendors. Monthly “special event” days often feature complimentary lunch/refreshments prepared with seasonal produce. Local musicians volunteer their time to entertain you on Saturdays.
EXPERIENCE WAYNESVILLE
in this very special community place!
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The 2012 Season:
Saturday April 14 through Wednesday October 31
Wednesday and Saturday mornings
8 a.m. until 12 noon
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FIND US in the parking lot of HART Theater and the Museum of
North Carolina Handicrafts at
250 Pigeon Street (276S) in Waynesville.
Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market is located just three blocks from
Waynesville’s historic Main Street and a short distance from the Frog
Level National Historic District.
Click on the link below for a map.
This producer-only market offers the freshest local products including . . .
FRUITS & VEGETABLES * LOCAL MEAT * GOAT CHEESE & MILK * EGGS * HONEY * PLANTS & HERBS * BAKED GOODS *
JAMS, JELLIES & PRESERVES
NC SEAFOOD, delivered overnight from Kitty Hawk!
Also featuring:
The finest of Western North Carolina HERITAGE CRAFTS including . . .
BROOMS * ANIMAL FIBERS & WEAVINGS * POTTERY
FURNITURE & WOODWORKING * SOAP * CANDLES
and GARDEN-RELATED PRODUCTS
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We look forward to meeting you!

Click here to read about some of our vendors!


Alan McRae
Talent Agent, Producer & Musician
Sunrise Entertainment
MUSICIANS WANTED!
The Waynesville Historic Farmers' Market features live music from our music pavilion each Saturday morning from 9am till 1pm, and local musicians are encouraged to inquire about booking their bands to play on a scheduled market day. Our entertainment bookings and sound system provisioning are handled by Sunrise Entertainment. For more information, please visit:
www.sunrise-entertainment.com/farmersmarket.htm

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