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 April 8th- Easter Celebrations at Market

April 8th- Easter Celebrations at Market

March 17, 2017

Come to market on April 8th for live music and Easter fun! Thanks to wonderful volunteers, from 9 A.M. until noon you can bring your little one by for free face painting and Easter egg [...]

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 May 7th- UNC Wellness NW Cary Location Begins!

May 7th- UNC Wellness NW Cary Location Begins!

March 17, 2017

Join us on May 7th from 10am – 2pm at our UNC Wellness NW Cary location opens for the season. This seasonal market is in its third year and is located in front of the UNC Wellness Center. [...]

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 April 1st- Morrisville Main Season Begins!

April 1st- Morrisville Main Season Begins!

March 16, 2017

Join us on April 1st for the first day of our 2017 main season! Western Wake Farmers Market-Morrisville will open at 8am and run until noon, April 1st-November 18th. We will have new vendors, as [...]

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WESTERN WAKE FARMERS MARKET

Location: Morrisville
280 Town Hall Drive | Morrisville NC 27560

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Western Wake Farmers' Market

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Western Wake Farmers' Market
We made it onto Hulafrog Apex-Cary, NC's Hula Hot List of local farm stands and Farmers Markets! FYI- the correct address is 280 Town Hall Dr., Morrisville ... See MoreSee Less

Hula Hot List: 7 Local Farm Stands and U-Pick Farms in Apex and Cary | Hulafrog Apex-Cary, NC

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April in our region of North Carolina means it's time to pick your own fresh strawberries and farmer's markets re-open with a bounty of colorful vegetables and eggs. Check out our list of Apex and Cary farms with produce stands or u-pick fields and farmer's markets.
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Western Wake Farmers' Market

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Western Wake Farmers' Market
Welcome High Fall Risk back to the market this Saturday from 9:30-11:30. We love their music and hope you do too!www.highfallriskmusic.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Western Wake Farmers' Market

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DID YOU KNOW...Leaving the greens on carrots will make them go limp? Slow down the process by cutting the greens off the ends of your carrots. As food blog The Kitchn points out, the greens at the top of carrots will continue to suck the nutrients out of the carrot when you store them. Cutting them off can make them last longer. ... See MoreSee Less

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