As the summer comes to an end and the temperatures slowly begin to drop, many members of communities across the United States are itching for ways to get out and explore. Farmers markets have always been a staple in most American communities, but have boomed in popularity in recent years. Offering everything from pastries, to homemade crafts, to meats and vegetables, the possibilities are endless for the community in which they serve.
A trip to the local farmers market will bring the opportunity to try something new, meet new people, and learn about local culture and the artisans that help bring food to the table. Buying locally is one of the best ways to support the work of farmers in your area, making a visit to the market both rewarding and exciting. Whether you are a salad lover who finds a home at the produce stand, have a sweet tooth for locally sourced baked goods, or an early riser who needs a fresh cup of locally roasted coffee, there is something for everyone. Families, neighborhoods, friends, couples, and groups alike can make a day out of a visit to their local farmers market. Not only does this strengthen the community, but it leaves attendees feeling fulfilled and excited to taste and use their new goods.
Daniel 
digitaleditor