On September 24, 2014

Farmers market opens show to general public; local vendors encouraged to join

RUTLAND — The Lakes Region Farmers Market is hosting two new fall shows at the Holiday Inn this coming season. Local artists, artisans and specialty food vendors have expressed the need to have more opportunity to sell their products. The Lakes Region Farmers Market would like to open these shows to the public and invite vendors to become a member and join the new shows this year. Both shows will be held at the Holiday Inn, in Rutland, on Nov. 1 and Dec. 6.

For more info or to retrieve an application, visit www.poultneyvt.com or call 802-287-9570.

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