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One Gwinnett city just extended its farmers market through the winter

The Suwanee Farmers Market, as seen in 2008. FILE PHOTO
The Suwanee Farmers Market, as seen in 2008. FILE PHOTO
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Sept 30, 2016

Rejoice, Gwinnett County locavores — Suwanee is extending its popular farmers market through the winter.

The city announced the move Friday on Instagram, triumphantly declaring that Saturday's market would not be the final one of the year.

Instead, it will run on the second Saturday of the month, every month, from November to April.

During those Saturdays, the market will be open between 9 and 11 a.m. It is held at Town Center Park, at the corner of Buford Highway and Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road.

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