NE Tarrant Farmers Markets?
Any good full-time or occasional markets around here?
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There's one in Grapevine, although I'm not sure of the days and times.
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Grapevine's occurs on Saturday mornings, but not sure they have started just yet.
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There is a Famer's Market in Coppell. This will be its fifth year of operation. It is located on Bethel Rd, or Bass Pro Rd if you are coming from Grapevine, and Coppell Rd, about a mile or so east of 121. I've heard they are opening next week but I don't know if that's certain or not.
In the past they've had fresh produce, meat, seafood, cheese, bread, pasta and herbs.
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wow, that sounds great
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