Fill a tote at the Winter Park Saturday farmers market
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The Winter Park Farmers' Market fills the West Meadow of Central Park every Saturday morning with produce, plants, baked goods, cheese, honey, coffee and orchids from licensed local vendors. Go early for the best selection, eat breakfast first and browse before the stalls close at 1 pm. A few times a year, including the Sidewalk Art Festival weekend in March, it moves to Seven Oaks Park, so check the market's social media for the date.
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Fill a tote at the Winter Park Saturday farmers marketWinter Park Farmers Market, 150 N New York Ave, Winter Park, FL
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