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Suwanee seeking farmers, food trucks for upcoming market, events

The Suwanee Farmers Market, as seen in 2008.
The Suwanee Farmers Market, as seen in 2008.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Jan 12, 2018

Suwanee needs vendors for its upcoming farmers market and Food Truck Fridays season.

The Suwanee Farmers Market operates year-round, but pares down in the late fall and winter to once a month. The farmers market gets back to a once-a-week schedule in May, when the weather is warmer and produce is more abundant.

READ | Where to find winter farmers markets in metro Atlanta

The city also operates monthly Food Truck Fridays from May through September, bringing metro Atlanta food trucks and live music to the city’s Town Center Park on the first Friday of each month.

Applications for each event can be found on the city's website. The food truck application is here and the farmers market application is here.

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