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Weekend Farmers Market Expands to 65 Independent Local Growers and Bakers

EBT and SNAP matching programs double purchasing power for fresh produce while boosting small family farm revenues by 40%.

Elena Rostova

Elena Rostova

Oct 28, 2026•3 min read
Shoppers browse organic heirloom tomatoes and freshly harvested greens in the plaza.
Shoppers browse organic heirloom tomatoes and freshly harvested greens in the plaza. • Photography: Community Press Archive
Story Key Highlights
  • 65 regional producers represented
  • Double SNAP benefits available every week
  • Generated $2.4M for regional farm economy in 2026

Every Saturday, the central plaza transforms into a bustling bazaar of regional agriculture, artisan sourdough bakers, and artisanal cheese makers.

The city's SNAP-doubling grant allows low-income families to receive two dollars in vouchers for every one dollar spent on fresh vegetables.

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