Leeds Farmers Market provides local goods through Labor Day

LEEDS – The Leeds Farmer’s Market is being held 3 to 6 p.m. every Friday through Labor Day.
The farmers market is on Route 106, next to the historical society.
The market is an opportunity to see friends and neighbors, welcome new neighbors, and support local farmers and artisans. Local farmers practice regenerative agriculture, which is vital as we experience climate change. Their agricultural practices are beneficial for the earth and provide healthy, flavorful food.
Shoppers will find beef and pork, fresh eggs, honey, greens, cheese, bread, and even ice cream. And this is just June, think what the gardens will produce, and the farmers offer in the coming months. Food trucks may also be added in the coming months, and most weeks there is live music. Crafters also have booths at the market.
To make the market a success, it takes participation. If you live in Leeds, or nearby, stop by on Friday and see what the market has to offer.