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Dunwoody Farmers Market taking orders for virtual vending

From tomatoes to summer squash to myriad varieties of beans, your farmers market provides endless inspiration. (Michael Tercha/Chicago Tribune/TNS)

Credit: Michael Tercha

Credit: Michael Tercha

From tomatoes to summer squash to myriad varieties of beans, your farmers market provides endless inspiration. (Michael Tercha/Chicago Tribune/TNS)
By Juanita Love
May 6, 2020

The Dunwoody Farmers Market is taking place 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Dunwoody United Methodist Church, 1548 Mt. Vernon Road, Dunwoody for preorder pickups only. Order deadlines for vendors vary, so check with individual sellers for their specific details.

Organizers have said that vendors will not be on site on Saturday.

Participating vendors:

  • Deb-Bees Honey
  • Ecosystem Collective
  • Great Harvest
  • Grow With The Flow
  • Nonna's Family Kitchen
  • JavaGenesis Coffee Roasting
  • Lola's Sugar Pie Bakery
  • Lalos Sauce
  • Marlee Street Eatz
  • Pastry Shells
  • Pet Wants Sandy Springs
  • Tru Blue Pound Cake
  • Watsonia Organic Farms
  • Happy Hermit Candy
  • Nisha's Flavors of India

Information: facebook.com/dunwoodyfarmersmarket

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