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The Austin Farmers’ Market

 

In the Spring of 2002, the Sustainable Food Center (SFC) received a grant from the City of Austin to assess the feasibility of a large, city-centered farmers' market in Austin. A wide variety of community members were surveyed about the concept of the market, including potential consumers, farmers, vendors and community leaders. An overwhelmingly positive response resulted. The folks from the SFC recruited a broad team of people from the community and together with SFC staff members, they are working to make the Austin Farmers' Market a reality... on May 3, 2003 a vibrant, bustling market will open for your shopping pleasure!

Highlights from Survey:

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Sustainable Food Center www.sustainablefoodcenter.org

SFC's mission is to create a food-secure community by improving access to local, healthy and affordable food for children and adults. SFC empowers people to empower themselves and their communities through food. SFC teaches people how to grow their own food, how to eat and prepare healthy foods, and where and why to buy local foods and sell foods of their own.

If you're interested in learning more about the many programs sponsored by SFC, including how to get involved with local farmstands, contact Suzanne Santos at 512-236-0074 or email: suzanne@sustainablefoodcenter.org.

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