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The Sharpsburg Farmers Market is set to open its third season this Sunday, offering an expanded range of vendors and activities aimed at drawing families and local shoppers to its location behind Battleview Market. Scheduled Sunday April 6, 2025 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the market will feature over 20 local businesses and community groups, marking significant growth since its inception in 2023.
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This year’s opening day event includes live music, a petting zoo, and food options like fresh-squeezed lemonade, providing entertainment for all ages. The market’s diverse vendor list includes local farms, bakers, artisans, and specialty service providers. Among those expected to attend are Millcrest Farm, Black Mountain Roasters, Love In-Grams Bakery, and Bejeweledpermanentjewelry, offering everything from produce and handmade soaps to coffee, honey, and permanent jewelry.
Community organizations such as the Boonsboro Middle School Agriculture Department and FFA, as well as the Sharpsburg Elementary Destination Imagination Team, are also slated to participate. Their involvement highlights the market’s continued emphasis on local engagement and educational opportunities for youth.
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Located at 5331 Sharpsburg Pike in the gravel lot behind Battleview Market, the farmers market offers free and accessible parking for visitors. Organizers are encouraging the public to attend and support local vendors as the 2025 season begins, promising a lively and welcoming atmosphere that reflects the growing popularity of the event. Follow the Sharpsburg Farmers Market on Facebook for more updates.
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