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Free stuff available at the DeKalb Sprouts Farmers Market opening

A Sprouts Farmers Market like this one in Lawrenceville is coming to Tucker in DeKalb County.
A Sprouts Farmers Market like this one in Lawrenceville is coming to Tucker in DeKalb County.
By Joshua Sharpe
April 17, 2017

The new Sprouts Farmers Market in Tucker is having a grand opening on April 26 at 7 a.m., with incentives for customers.

The store is part of the massive Tucker Meridian development and is located at 4310 Lavista Road, Suite A200.

The ribbon-cutting to celebrate the opening of the 30,000-square-foot store will include the following incentives, the company said:

  • The first 200 shoppers in line will receive 20 percent off their initial total purchase.
  • Muffin and coffee samples will be served to everyone in line before the doors open.
  • Upon checkout, every 15th shopper will receive a coupon book featuring Sprouts savings.
  • Every customer will receive one free reusable bag with purchase.
  • Saturday - The first 200 customers to make a purchase will receive a coupon booklet for five free deli items.
  • Sunday - Upon checkout, every 15th customer will receive a coupon for $5 off a purchase of more than $15 to use on their next visit.

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