Buy local produce at the Urban Harvest Saturday market
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Urban Harvest's Eastside Farmers Market runs every Saturday morning, all year and rain or shine, in a parking lot at 3000 Richmond. Vendors sell produce, eggs, cheese, bread, honey, coffee, plants and prepared food. Most take cards, though many still prefer cash, so bring a few small bills. Go early for the best choice and bring a tote bag.
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Buy local produce at the Urban Harvest Saturday marketUrban Harvest Farmers Market, 3000 Richmond Ave, Houston
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