Come On Out To Brampton, Ontario, Canada's Farmer's Market
There is still plenty of time to come out to Brampton, Ontario, Canada's Farmer's Market and enjoy the taste of fresh just picked fruit & veggies, the aroma of fresh baked bread & sweeties and admire the work of the handmade crafts from over 40 vendors.
Main Street between Theatre Lane and John Street comes alive as a vibrant outdoor festival marketplace until October 9, 2010, every Saturday between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. While you are in the area, drop by the Artists' Alley in the Garden Square beside the CIBC bank and pick up a hand made dried flower arrangement, woodcraft, garden ornament or watercolour painting. Enjoy the day even further by browsing the many unique downtown Brampton, Ontario, Canada shops all within walking distance of the Farmer's Market. You just never know what you will find here.
Parking is free at the four municipal parking garages all day Saturday, so stay as long as your heart's content. What a great way to spend a Saturday in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Come On Out To Brampton, Ontario, Canada's Farmer's Market
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It must be a fun way to start your day!
Have a great weekend!
Right now in the heart of Pa orchard county we are up to our ears in corn, ahhh sorry, corn, and peaches are plentyfull at the moment, with apples coming soon....okay now I am hungry
Al and Peggy, I love going to the Farmer's Market and enjoying seeing all the fresh produce.
I love evrything about farmers markets. The colours, the smells, the tastes and the friendly people.
Right now is prime time for a farmer's market with everything that's available. That's either a very small cow, or a very, very, very big apple.
I have always loved farmer's markets... Fruits and vegetables never taste as good as when you can eat them fresh picked when they are ripe... and now we know that buying and eating local produce is good for our planet.
Al & Peggy,
I forgot about this. Thanks for the reminder. However, I'm not usually in Brampton on Saturday mornings.
Brian