After a chilly, windy opening to the 2023 Mexico Farmers Market season, conditions were much more favorable Saturday with temperatures eventually working their way into the 70s.
The Mexico …
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After a chilly, windy opening to the 2023 Mexico Farmers Market season, conditions were much more favorable Saturday with temperatures eventually working their way into the 70s.
The Mexico Farmers Market boasts between 15 to 20 local producers and direct sales vendors and is located at the corner of East Monroe and N. Jefferson streets on the Mexico square. Here, Sonny Orth, market president, and Susan Ransom, market manager, hold up a banner for 2023.
The market is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
