Nutritional Access Programs. Food Stamps/EBT. We gladly accept Food Stamps/EBT. This is a great opportunity to try new vegetables, buy wholesome, locally-grown products or get started on a garden of your own. Simply swipe your EBT card at the Manager's booth and tokens will be issued for ... continue reading...
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Kootenai County Farmers’ Market
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❄️Looking like more snow for next week! ❄️
Warm up with us inside the Kootenai County Fairgrounds for our Cabin Fever Markets on Saturday, February 22nd from 10am to 3pm! We'll be joined by musician Bill Bozly and more than 60 local farmers and artisans with everything from fresh meats, honey, and cheese to sweet treats, coffee, quilts, and jewelry! See you there!
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Kootenai County Farmers’ Market
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6 days ago
We can't wait to see you again for our next Cabin Fever Market! Join over 60 local producers and farmers at our fun indoor farmers market set inside the warm Kootenai County Fairgrounds! ![]()
You can look forward to Microgreens and winter produce like beets, garlic, and 🤞maybe even spinach! We'll even have local honey and meat! Treat yourself to jams, salsas, unique body products, lovely pottery, warm knit items & quilts, books from area authors, sweets & baked goods, plants, herbs, and so much more! ![]()
Live Music by Bill Bozly • Free Admission • Free Parking
February 22nd, 10am to 3pm, Kootenai County Fairgrounds Buildings 1-3
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It's Groundhog's Day and Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow! While spring may begin in about 6 weeks, our farmers are already hard at work, tending to animals and planning their crops! And here, in North Idaho, most plants won't go into the ground until the frost ends in May! Have questions about how to plan your spring garden? Stop by one of our upcoming Cabin Fever Markets and chat with our knowledgeable farmers!
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