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This Gwinnett farmers market wants you to sell your produce, crafts

The city of Snellville is accepting applications for its eighth annual farmers market.
The city of Snellville is accepting applications for its eighth annual farmers market.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Feb 1, 2017

Got a bumper crop from your backyard garden? Knit too many scarves during the would-be Snowpocalypse 2017? You can sell them at the Snellville Farmers Market.

The city is accepting applications for its eighth annual farmers market, which runs every Saturday from June 3 to Sept. 30. Anyone interested in selling produce or locally made products can fill out an application, available at snellvillefarmersmarket.com.

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The market is also looking for entertainers interested in performing at the market. They can contact the market at snellvillefarmersmarket@gmail.com.

The market is “constantly adding new features to the market throughout the season,” so there are no application deadlines, said city spokesman Brian Arrington.

The Snellville Farmers Market is located on Snellville’s Towne Green, at the intersection of Highway 78 and Oak Road.

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