BERLIN – The town will welcome the return of the Berlin Farmers Market the first week of May.
As closures and cancellations related to COVID-19 continue to pile up, Berlin officials are pleased that at least one local event will go on. Farmers markets have been permitted to remain open as essential businesses during the ongoing health crisis.
“It’s now more important than ever to show your support for our local farmers,” said Ivy Wells, the town’s economic and community development director.
The Berlin Farmers Market kicks off its 2020 season May 3 and will take place every Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Pitts Street. The first 30 minutes of the market, from 8:30-9 a.m., are designated for senior shoppers only.
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The new addition to this market will be free Bat Soup, deep fried spiders and Dog Kabobs. Just like the Famous Wet Markets in China! You too can experience the sight, sounds, and smells of back ally China!
ReplyDeleteWhy not? Opening up anything this soon is stupid just like above.
10:14 - Go back to your safe hiding space and shelter with your sheep. You can come out when your superior tell you to.
Delete10:14 Farmers markets have never been closed by the state.
ReplyDeleteOooooooh scared of farmers?
ReplyDeleteWere exactly has every one had to go in bigger numbers that ever before? The grocery stores. And try to find ONE that has had to shut down because of all of the cashiers have come down win the virus.
Farmers using bird poop as fertilizer have been linked to a rise in Bird Flu, this is not the time to have another Pandemic.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lie and you know it 5:54, chicken manure has been used as fertilizer for decades, totally unrelated to bird flu. Go back to your safe space for 6 months, maybe everything will be pure enough by then for you to stay health.
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