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Farmers Market is Back at the Valencia Town Center

Press Release | Wednesday, May 20, 2015

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[KHTS] – The weekly Valencia farmer’s market Town Center Farmer’s Market is set to return to Town Center Drive this Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m., event officials said.

The outdoor market has continued to grow in popularity with SCV residents shopping for locally grown fresh and organic produce and prepared foods since its very first week back in February.Valencia Farmer’s Market Returns To Town Center Drive Thursday
“It seemed like a really great way to activate that area and also provide a wonderful amenity to our community,” said Stacie House, a Westfield Valencia Town Center spokeswoman. “We definitely have been picking up traction– our feedback has been very positive and we look forward to continuing.”

Click to see more photos of this event in our photo gallery here.

Related: Valencia Farmer’s Market Continues Thursday

In addition to a variety of fresh produce, the market also offers various organic options and prepared foods, including gluten-free bakeries that House described as “a huge hit.”

Valencia Farmer’s Market Returns To Town Center Drive ThursdayAttendees can take advantage of the opportunity to pick up a cold juice drink freshly squeezed on site as they browse the rows of vendors in the warm springtime air.
Live entertainment and children’s activities are also offered weekly, as well as handmade jewelry and goods for sale at certain vendor booths.

“We have some unique offerings,” House added. “Certainly as time goes on and the seasons change, we’ll see changes in terms of offerings available.”

For more information, visit the Westfield Valencia Town Center’s online events page.

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Mirissa Glass Dunne says:

Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at

Alison Needham

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- Jill Brooks Blackman says:
  
  Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at
  
  we need to go there tomorrow!!!
  
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- Jill Brooks Blackman says:
  
  Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at
  
  we need to go there tomorrow!!!
  
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Cindy Jacobson says:

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Jill yay!!

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Jesse Vargas says:

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Alicia Danielle Vargas- YAY!

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- Alicia Danielle Vargas says:
  
  Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at
  
  Cool! We should go tomorrow!!
  
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- Jesse Vargas says:
  
  Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at
  
  I agree!
  
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Cammie Nussbaum says:

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So residents now get a choice of two difference locations and days for the farmers market? I read last week it was returning to Newhall on Saturday at the Newhall Community Center on Market street.

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Jann Rugvana O'Hara says:

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Alison Needham

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Jennifer Boaman says:

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Dan Conner

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Jennifer Boaman says:

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Dan Conner

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CC says:

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There is still the farmers market at Old Town Newhall on Market Street in the Newhall Community Center parking lot, on the other side of the Metro Station.

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Curtis McGaughey says:

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Meghan

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Curtis McGaughey says:

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Meghan

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Dee Dee says:

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Where at in town center ?

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Where at in town center ?

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